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Hello all!

I have everything ready for my interview now and only one more question (I'm really anxious and I've been worrying a lot about the interview) : I (beneficiary) have some credit card/bank debts that caused me to have bad credit, and that I can't start paying at the moment, since I've just graduated and I'm not working (I do plan on paying it off once I start working, so I don't screw up with my credit here in Brasil). I have read that this doesn't affect our visa but, being a pessimistic and a worrier, I would much appreciate if you guys here on VJ could confirm that information (specially if someone from Brasil has had the same experience).

Thanks a lot!

Beta.

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I-129F NOA2 : 2008-08-27

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YuAndDan Grand Master

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The consulate is not concerned with foreign citizen's debt, they are only concerned with petitioner (US Citizen's) ability to support the beneficiary.

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Hello all!

I have everything ready for my interview now and only one more question (I'm really anxious and I've been worrying a lot about the interview) : I (beneficiary) have some credit card/bank debts that caused me to have bad credit, and that I can't start paying at the moment, since I've just graduated and I'm not working (I do plan on paying it off once I start working, so I don't screw up with my credit here in Brasil). I have read that this doesn't affect our visa but, being a pessimistic and a worrier, I would much appreciate if you guys here on VJ could confirm that information (specially if someone from Brasil has had the same experience).

Thanks a lot!

Beta.

I don't see that being a problem in getting a visa.. You'll be fine...

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For what I understood they will only be concerned with petitioner ability to support the u, so I think they won't pay attention to your debts or your petitioner's debts

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11.12.2008: NOA2

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01.23.2009: POE

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Beta Apprentice

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Thanks a lot for the replies, I'm much calmer now! :dance:

Beta & Kyle timeline ~

I-129F Sent : 2008-04-14

I-129F NOA2 : 2008-08-27

Interview Date : 2008-10-14 - visa approved!!

Visa Received : 2008-10-20

US Entry : 2008-11-09

Marriage :

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They do not care about debts. All they want to know is that your spouse or your co-sponsor makes enough or not.

My husband had a lot of debts like student loans and credit card loans.

Nope, do not even worry about that. My husband makes above poverty line.

I have an interview in Tokyo, Japan. And the counsel really wanted tax return and W2 and recent pay stubs.

That's it. I brought a lot of documents.

06/19/2008 POE at LAX with K1 visa

06/28/2008 Married my husband

07/03/2008 Update my social security card

07/19/2008 AOS, EAD, AP mailed to Chicago lock box

07/21/2008 AOS, EAD, AP were received

07/28/2008 NOA1 for AOS, EAD, AP

08/04/2008 Biometric appointment letter arrived

08/15/2008 Biometric at Santa Ana office

10/21/2008 No update since biometric- contacted a local congressman, the ombudsman

10/22/2008 Was able to do service request

10/23/2008 EAD was approved

10/24/2008 AOS interview letter arrived

11/26/2008 Renew my State ID

12/10/2008 AOS interview approved right away

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