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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Finland
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ButterflyAngelo, I don't know what you mean by your fiance's manager will support him (and you?). If you mean that you have a co-sponsor, ok -- then the petitioner (the US citizen), needs to fill out one I-134 and if he has to leave the income and assets blank, that's ok, they still need one from him because the petitioner is always the primary sponsor. Then, the co-sponsor needs to fill out a second I-134 and include any documents that prove the co-sponsor's income or assets. Usually this means a tax transcript or complete tax return, plus paychecks/paystubs. Don't forget that the co-sponsor also has to prove US citizenship (or legal residence), so they need to send a copy of their passport or birth certificate as well.

You should read the guides ( http://www.visajourney.com/content/support ) carefully -- using a co-sponsor is okay, but kind of tricky for some consulates, so make sure yours is okay with co-sponsors! (At least, I assume that's what you mean by talking about your fiance's manager -- the petitioner still the primary sponsor, there's no getting around that even if they don't have sufficient income.)

(Edited because I think you're the beneficiary, am I right?)

Edited by Lynkali

Relationship since April 2006

K-1 Visa: I-129F filed November 6, 2012, NOA2 May 17, 2013, Interview and Approval July 24, 2013

POE San Diego, September 13, 2013, Wedding October 25, 2013

AOS filed November 19, 2013, EAD/AP received January 30, 2014, interview and AOS Approval on February 27, 2014.

ROC filed December 3, 2015, NOA1 12/4/15, Biometrics 12/31/15, ROC Approval on June 16, 2016, 10-Year Green Card received June 22, 2016.

N400 filed September 14, 2023, same day acceptance and Biometric Reuse notice, Interview on 2/13/24: Passed and same day oath. ALL DONE WITH USCIS.

No RFE at any stage, thanks to VisaJourney!

Detailed Timeline Below!

 

Relationship:
2006 April 01: Met online, music site, 2007 February 20: Met in person, Finland, 2007 - 2012 met several times in Finland and California

K-1 Visa:
2012 November 06: Sent I-129F (NOA1 on 11/9/2012)
2013 May 14: Contacted Congressman
2013 May 17: I-129F NOA2 Approved
2013 June 03: NVC Received (NVC left 6/6/13)
2013 June 10: Consulate Received, 2013 June 13: Medical, 2013 June 25: Sent Packet 3/4
2013 July 24: Interview in Helsinki, 2013 July 27: Visa Received
2013 September 13: POE to USA, San Diego

AOS:
2013 October 22: SSN Received
2013 October 25: Wedding, San Marcos, CA
2013 November 19: AOS, AP, EAD sent (NOA 1 on 11/22/13)
2013 December 17: Biometrics, San Marcos, CA, 2013 December 24: Online status changed to Testing/Interview

2014 January 23: Interview notice mailed (for 2/27), 2014 January 24: EAD card production, AP approval (card received 1/30/2014)

2014 February 27: Interview and Approval, GC in production (card received March 6, 2014)

 

ROC:

2015 December 03: mailed I-751 package

2015 December 04: NOA1 extension letter, 2015 December 31: Biometrics appointment

2016 June 16: Approval - Online status changed to Document Production, mailed 6/20/16

2016 June 22: 10-Year Green Card Received, done with USCIS for a while!

 

N-400 Citizenship:

2023 September 14: filed N-400 online

2023 September 14: same day acceptance notice and "Biometrics Reuse" notice

2023 December 28: notice of interview scheduled for February 13, 2024

2024 February 13: naturalization interview (five-year rule) passed, same day oath - now a US Citizen and done with USCIS!

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ButterflyAngelo, I don't know what you mean by your fiance's manager will support him (and you?). If you mean that you have a co-sponsor, ok -- then the petitioner (the US citizen), needs to fill out one I-134 and if he has to leave the income and assets blank, that's ok, they still need one from him because the petitioner is always the primary sponsor. Then, the co-sponsor needs to fill out a second I-134 and include any documents that prove the co-sponsor's income or assets. Usually this means a tax transcript or complete tax return, plus paychecks/paystubs. Don't forget that the co-sponsor also has to prove US citizenship (or legal residence), so they need to send a copy of their passport or birth certificate as well.

You should read the guides ( http://www.visajourney.com/content/support ) carefully -- using a co-sponsor is okay, but kind of tricky for some consulates, so make sure yours is okay with co-sponsors! (At least, I assume that's what you mean by talking about your fiance's manager -- the petitioner still the primary sponsor, there's no getting around that even if they don't have sufficient income.)

(Edited because I think you're the beneficiary, am I right?)

Yes, i'm the beneficiary. Thanks for the explanation, Lynkali. We both want to make sure what he needs to send to me.

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OMG!!! I JUST RECEIVED AN EMAIL FROM JAKARTA EMBASSY!!! THE GAME BEGINS happy.png

PLEASE PRAY FOR ME EVERYONE

GOOD LUCK!

Am I correct here that I'm suppose to be waiting for the embassy to send me a form or am I waiting for nothing?

Oct 30, 2012 - Mailed in I-129F

Nov 2, 2012-They got the package!
Nov 6, 2012 - NOA1 Text/Email received

Nov 11, 2012- NOA1 Paper received

May 28, 2013-NOA2 Approved!!! (6 months 3 weeks and 1 day later)

June 1, 2013-NOA2 Hard Copy in the Mail

May 28, 2013- Case forwarded to NVC

June 7, 2013- Received our new case number!

June 12, 2013- Case forwarded to US Embassy, London

June 17, 2013- Case received at US Embassy, London
June 21, 2013 Package 3 received
June 28, 2013- Medical
June 29, 2013 Package 3 sent
July 20, 2013 Package 4 received
July 30, 2013 Interview APPROVED!!!!!!
August 5, 2013 Visa arrived
August 6, 2013 POE (PITTSBURGH)
August 10, 2013 Wedding

9-9-13: Applied of AOS

2-7-14: EAD Approved

5-22-14: AOS Approved

3-3-16: Applied for ROC

3-7-16: VSC received our package

3-8-16: NOA1

3-11-16: Check Cashed

4-08-16: Biometric Appointment

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GOOD LUCK!

Am I correct here that I'm suppose to be waiting for the embassy to send me a form or am I waiting for nothing?

Thank you!!

and Yeah, i didn't do anything, my fiancé also didn't do anything. We didn't call or email the NVC or the embassy. All we did was just wait and the embassy emailed us. We got approved on May 16th, and The NVC sent our file to embassy on May 31st and on the same date they emailed my fiancé to let him know about it, and When our file reached the embassy on June 5th, they emailed my fiancé on June 11th to ask the updated info of mine and the embassy emailed me this morning (June 17th) and asked me to submit the requirements they want.

Have your file reached the embassy?

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U.S. Department of State
IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION
Ready
Immigrant Visa Case Number: LND2013658008 01 LND Case Creation Date: 07-Jun-2013 Status Updated Date: 17-Jun-2013
Your case is ready for your interview when scheduled at the U.S. Consular section. If you have already scheduled an appointment for an interview, please prepare your documents as directed in your appointment letter and appear at the consulate on the appointed date and time. Otherwise, please wait until you have been notified of your interview appointment. Additional information about how Immigrant Visa interview appointments are scheduled can be found at:http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3731.html

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Oct 30, 2012 - Mailed in I-129F

Nov 2, 2012-They got the package!
Nov 6, 2012 - NOA1 Text/Email received

Nov 11, 2012- NOA1 Paper received

May 28, 2013-NOA2 Approved!!! (6 months 3 weeks and 1 day later)

June 1, 2013-NOA2 Hard Copy in the Mail

May 28, 2013- Case forwarded to NVC

June 7, 2013- Received our new case number!

June 12, 2013- Case forwarded to US Embassy, London

June 17, 2013- Case received at US Embassy, London
June 21, 2013 Package 3 received
June 28, 2013- Medical
June 29, 2013 Package 3 sent
July 20, 2013 Package 4 received
July 30, 2013 Interview APPROVED!!!!!!
August 5, 2013 Visa arrived
August 6, 2013 POE (PITTSBURGH)
August 10, 2013 Wedding

9-9-13: Applied of AOS

2-7-14: EAD Approved

5-22-14: AOS Approved

3-3-16: Applied for ROC

3-7-16: VSC received our package

3-8-16: NOA1

3-11-16: Check Cashed

4-08-16: Biometric Appointment

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sorry for the silly question...

i got a case number from NVC (got our case today, yay progress!!!)... what do i do with this exactly? ahahhaha is it more for my own reference or is there something i can use to track?!

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sorry for the silly question...

i got a case number from NVC (got our case today, yay progress!!!)... what do i do with this exactly? ahahhaha is it more for my own reference or is there something i can use to track?!

What my fiancé and i did was nothing, the NVC will email the petitioner when they send the file to the embassy and the embassy will email the petitioner to ask the updated info about the beneficiary. So just wait and they will reach you.

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sorry for the silly question...

i got a case number from NVC (got our case today, yay progress!!!)... what do i do with this exactly? ahahhaha is it more for my own reference or is there something i can use to track?!

You might need that case number when scheduling for an interview, if the embassy doesn't do it for you. And it might be required from you when you go for the medical. I base this from experience since I had to provide the case number when I scheduled for the interview and medical exam, but your country's US Embassy might have a different need for it. :)

K1 Visa Timeline

  • xx-xx-2005 - Met in an online creative writing forum for anime (Yes, we are nerds. Awesome ones, at that.) Became friends ever since and chatted mostly on YM. Our characters' names were Kumi and Drake.
  • 11-20-2011 - We became a couple.
  • 05-16-2012 to 05-25-2012 - First visit
  • 11-08-2012 - NOA1
  • 12-11-2012 to 12-18-2012 - Second visit
  • 05-08-2013 - NOA2
  • 06-13-2013 to 06-14-2013 - Two-day medical exam; passed!
  • 07-19-2013 - He visits again to be with me for the interview
  • 07-22-2013 - Interview date / APPROVED!
  • 08-01-2013 - Seattle POE
  • 08-02-2013 - Arrived in MO.
  • 09-01-2013 - Married!

AOS Timeline

  • 10-01-2013- Sent AOS/EAD/AP in.
  • 10-10-2013 - NOA1 Date
  • 11-05-2013 - Biometrics Appointment
  • 12-05-2013 - EAD/AP: approved
  • 12-17-2013 - Combo card received
  • 01-10-2014 - Notice of Potential Interview Waiver case
  • 01-24-2014 - Card production
  • 01-29-2014 - Card mailed
  • 01-31-2014 - Permanent Residency Card received
  • 05-05-2014 - Job offer

ROC TImeline

  • 10-26-2015- Second Anniversary of Permanent Residency
  • 11-03-2015 - Sent I-751 application
  • 11-05-2015 - NOA1 Receipt Date
  • 12-04-2015 - Biometrics Appointment
  • 05-18-2016 - Card production
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His medical is booked for June 28th! :D

Oct 30, 2012 - Mailed in I-129F

Nov 2, 2012-They got the package!
Nov 6, 2012 - NOA1 Text/Email received

Nov 11, 2012- NOA1 Paper received

May 28, 2013-NOA2 Approved!!! (6 months 3 weeks and 1 day later)

June 1, 2013-NOA2 Hard Copy in the Mail

May 28, 2013- Case forwarded to NVC

June 7, 2013- Received our new case number!

June 12, 2013- Case forwarded to US Embassy, London

June 17, 2013- Case received at US Embassy, London
June 21, 2013 Package 3 received
June 28, 2013- Medical
June 29, 2013 Package 3 sent
July 20, 2013 Package 4 received
July 30, 2013 Interview APPROVED!!!!!!
August 5, 2013 Visa arrived
August 6, 2013 POE (PITTSBURGH)
August 10, 2013 Wedding

9-9-13: Applied of AOS

2-7-14: EAD Approved

5-22-14: AOS Approved

3-3-16: Applied for ROC

3-7-16: VSC received our package

3-8-16: NOA1

3-11-16: Check Cashed

4-08-16: Biometric Appointment

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