February 2014 TSC Filers

[Maria and Mike 5]

Hey, can someone help, I'm getting myself confused. My interview will be at London. Our application is currently with NVC. For the affidavit of support is it form I-134, I-864 or I-864ez

[ashleyphilly 70]

Its I 134 for K1

[Maria and Mike 5]

thanks! I've read so many mixed information including from state.gov. I read the NVC won't accept the i-134. Lawyer telling me it's the ,i-864. (I know how everyone feels about immigration lawyers, each to their own). I driving my fiance crazy because now I'm gonna make sure we have both completed because theres so many mixed answers.

[Tina and Johan 206]

Hey, can someone help, I'm getting myself confused. My interview will be at London. Our application is currently with NVC. For the affidavit of support is it form I-134, I-864 or I-864ez

Do you live in Northern Ireland?! It's the I134. Good luck!

thanks! I've read so many mixed information including from state.gov. I read the NVC won't accept the i-134. Lawyer telling me it's the ,i-864. (I know how everyone feels about immigration lawyers, each to their own). I driving my fiance crazy because now I'm gonna make sure we have both completed because theres so many mixed answers.

The NVC doesn't get your tax forms; the embassy will. The I864 is for after you're here and adjusting status for a green card.

[JERue 3]

Congrats!!

Thank you!

YAY!!! congrats!!!!

Thanks! And congratulations on your wedding!!

[Maria and Mike 5]

Yea, I live in the north. Does that affect which affidavit ? Am I right in saying the affidavit is sent to nvc who then forward everything to London? Also there's a $88 fee payable to nvc right?

Sorry for all the questions, I have researched this all until I'm blue in the face but just worrying when you keep getting different answers. Thanks for helping! So you guys used the i 134 with no problems?

Congrats on the wedding Tina and johan, the pics were beautiful

[jameswhunt 12]

hey guys just updating you all. got noa2 yesterday. as some of you know we decided to say screw the i-129f and i am moving to canada. we will be getting married december 2, 2014. i will be filing for my canadian residency. womp womp womp uscis. haha. hope everyone is doing well! it's now been 8 months since filing i-129f and almost 6 months since becca was denied at the border.

[Kay&Jay 44]

hey guys just updating you all. got noa2 yesterday. as some of you know we decided to say screw the i-129f and i am moving to canada. we will be getting married december 2, 2014. i will be filing for my canadian residency. womp womp womp uscis. haha. hope everyone is doing well! it's now been 8 months since filing i-129f and almost 6 months since becca was denied at the border.

congrats on your approval ,hope everything goes well with you guys .

[Maria and Mike 5]

Hi all, literally just home after a long day trip to London for my medical.

I spent the past year dreading this day and even though I've read recounts telling me not to worry, I was still a ball of stress.

Bottom line...'DONT WORRY ABOUT IT'

The staff couldn't have been nicer or more reassuring.

When you go in your met with the reception desk and asked for your paper work. Ie vaccination list, passport, police check, passport photo and medical questionnaire.

You then go to the waiting room (not unlike your regular GP waiting area) and fill out a slightly more detailed medical questionnaire.

After about 15 mins a super lovely nurse brought me to a room, confirmed all my vaccinations and reassured me of what to expect.

Immediately followed was the chest x-Ray. Bra off, fetching blue robe on.

10 mins later the lady Dr called me. I was asked to lay down while she took my blood pressure which I was positive must have been sky high but nope, it was fine. She had a quick breast check and feel of my tummy then took my blood.

The Dr was really lovely, chatty and warm. She asked me a few questions to confirm what I'd answered on my questionnaire. specifically, any hospitalisation, any allergies, any medication, if I smoked or drank, what I drank and how much ??? ...and that was it.

Sent back to get dressed, pay the bill and provided with my paperwork for AOS. The whole visit took one hour.

[PrincessButtercup 4]

Hi all, literally just home after a long day trip to London for my medical.

I spent the past year dreading this day and even though I've read recounts telling me not to worry, I was still a ball of stress.

Bottom line...'DONT WORRY ABOUT IT'

The staff couldn't have been nicer or more reassuring.

When you go in your met with the reception desk and asked for your paper work. Ie vaccination list, passport, police check, passport photo and medical questionnaire.

You then go to the waiting room (not unlike your regular GP waiting area) and fill out a slightly more detailed medical questionnaire.

After about 15 mins a super lovely nurse brought me to a room, confirmed all my vaccinations and reassured me of what to expect.

Immediately followed was the chest x-Ray. Bra off, fetching blue robe on.

10 mins later the lady Dr called me. I was asked to lay down while she took my blood pressure which I was positive must have been sky high but nope, it was fine. She had a quick breast check and feel of my tummy then took my blood.

The Dr was really lovely, chatty and warm. She asked me a few questions to confirm what I'd answered on my questionnaire. specifically, any hospitalisation, any allergies, any medication, if I smoked or drank, what I drank and how much ??? ...and that was it.

Sent back to get dressed, pay the bill and provided with my paperwork for AOS. The whole visit took one hour.

Thanks for the update! My fiance has his medical in London Wednesday and was concerned about having to wait and missing his flight back. (He's flying from Derry) I'm anxious to know when you're hear about your interview since it looks like we're a week behind you and were hoping for the same wedding date! (Although I have a feeling that's not going to happen)

Edited October 30, 2014 by PrincessButtercup

[Maria and Mike 5]

I was worried about exactly the same thing. My appointment was at 130 and last flight back from gatwick was 655. Give yourself an hour to get to and from the airport.

The lady advised me must exams taken alt an hour and a half.

If your fiance has a contactless Santander card they can use it for the tube without having to queue for ticket. The express from gatwick to Oxford circus runs every 15 mins btw then you can walk 5 mins to the medical

I will let you know as soon as I get word about interview dates. Fingers crossed, maybe we'll be on the same flight! Lol

[PrincessButtercup 4]

I was worried about exactly the same thing. My appointment was at 130 and last flight back from gatwick was 655. Give yourself an hour to get to and from the airport.

The lady advised me must exams taken alt an hour and a half.

If your fiance has a contactless Santander card they can use it for the tube without having to queue for ticket. The express from gatwick to Oxford circus runs every 15 mins btw then you can walk 5 mins to the medical

I will let you know as soon as I get word about interview dates. Fingers crossed, maybe we'll be on the same flight! Lol

Great! Thanks for the advice!

[Tina and Johan 206]

Yea, I live in the north. Does that affect which affidavit ? Am I right in saying the affidavit is sent to nvc who then forward everything to London? Also there's a $88 fee payable to nvc right?

Sorry for all the questions, I have researched this all until I'm blue in the face but just worrying when you keep getting different answers. Thanks for helping! So you guys used the i 134 with no problems?

Congrats on the wedding Tina and johan, the pics were beautiful

HI. I'm sorry, I'm just seeing this now. :-/ Thank you for the complements to our pics. We had a great time!

For all the tax documents and affidavit of support, you will bring all those to your interview in London. Your fiance does NOT send them to the NVC. The only fee associated with these papers is your visa fee, which is all-inclusive. I'm not sure exactly how London handles things since Johan went through Dublin, but make sure there is proof of income, tax transcripts (these are way more efficient than the copies of taxes, forms, W2's, etc), and the originally-signed I-134. Good luck!

Edited October 30, 2014 by Tina and Johan

[Joe & Ruby 1]

Interview was today, and APPROVED !!

We want to thank this site and all the helpful members for the vast amount and great information available to help couples like us to get through what is a difficult process at best..

[belizedreams 10]

Interview was today, and APPROVED !!

We want to thank this site and all the helpful members for the vast amount and great information available to help couples like us to get through what is a difficult process at best..

Awesome!! Congratulations!!