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Hello all,

Our K-3 petition arrived in Manila the week of Feb 18, however, NVC is moving really slow with our I-130 petition. I changed addresses in the middle of feb and somehow, the Affidavit of Support fee bill was lost in the mail between my two addresses. I have made numerous attempts to get NVC to send me a duplicate copy of the form, as well as try to locate the IIN for my petition, yet, they keep making excuses. I am growing very impatient and I am considering just going the K-3 route since my petition is already in Manila and all I have to do is schedule for the interview.

Here is my concern: I was living in Massachusettes, working at one job for 4 months, but due to cost of living expenses, I moved to a different part of the country so that our savings will be higher. I am now living in Las Vegas and started a new job already. My income from both jobs are way above the poverty requirements, but I am worried they will deny my wife's K-3 because I have only worked at the new job for a couple weeks. Is it ok to have a joint sponser with the I-134 AOS? All I want to do is be reunited with my wife and son ASAP. I don't care if I have to adjust status for her when she arrives. If someone has insight for me, I would greatly appreciate it. BY the way, my wife has a teaching degree, and I read a previous post that if my spouse has potential to earn a good income in the US, it should not be a concern in her interview....

Thanks for taking the time to read this and God bless :star:

First time chatting on yahoo messenger: Jan 6, 2007
Met in person in Manila: May 12, 2007
Returned to Manila: Sep 25, 2007
Will you marry me?: Sep 26, 2007
Wedding: Jan 5, 2008
Mailed I-130 Petition application: Aug 11, 2008
NOA1 for I-130: Aug 15, 2008
Touched (I-130): Aug 21, 2008
Mailed I-129F (K-3) application: Aug 22, 2008
NOA1 for I-129F (K-3): Aug 27, 2008
Touched (K-3): Sep 1, 2008
Touched (I-130): Oct 8, 2008
Touched (I-130): Oct 9, 2008
Approved (K-3 and I-130): Feb 11, 2009
Interview: 6/3/2009- Approved!
POE: 8/25/2009!

AOS
Sent: 3/3/2011
NOA1: 3/11/2011
Biometrics: 4/5/2011 - everything went fine!
RFE: 4/11/2011
RFE response received by USCIS: 4/28/2011

N-400

Filed: 7/17/2014

Text receipt: 7/23/2014

Posted

Hmm....Can anyone help us with this topic? We're hoping to set things in motion on monday morning, so any advice would be greatly appreciated :innocent::unsure:

First time chatting on yahoo messenger: Jan 6, 2007
Met in person in Manila: May 12, 2007
Returned to Manila: Sep 25, 2007
Will you marry me?: Sep 26, 2007
Wedding: Jan 5, 2008
Mailed I-130 Petition application: Aug 11, 2008
NOA1 for I-130: Aug 15, 2008
Touched (I-130): Aug 21, 2008
Mailed I-129F (K-3) application: Aug 22, 2008
NOA1 for I-129F (K-3): Aug 27, 2008
Touched (K-3): Sep 1, 2008
Touched (I-130): Oct 8, 2008
Touched (I-130): Oct 9, 2008
Approved (K-3 and I-130): Feb 11, 2009
Interview: 6/3/2009- Approved!
POE: 8/25/2009!

AOS
Sent: 3/3/2011
NOA1: 3/11/2011
Biometrics: 4/5/2011 - everything went fine!
RFE: 4/11/2011
RFE response received by USCIS: 4/28/2011

N-400

Filed: 7/17/2014

Text receipt: 7/23/2014

 
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