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Do I need both the I-134 & I-864?

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CapeG   1

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Trying to get a head start on stuff and so do we need to send off both the I-134 and the I-864.

I am guessing one is for the I-130 and one is for the I-129F right?

Someone point me in the right direction please.

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Yodrak   7

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CapeG,

Neither is for either the I-130 or the I-129f. There is nothing financial related to either of those petitions.

The I-134 may be used with non-immgrant visa applications, including the K visas.

The I-864 is used with immigrant visa applications and adjustment of status.

Yodrak

Trying to get a head start on stuff and so do we need to send off both the I-134 and the I-864.

I am guessing one is for the I-130 and one is for the I-129F right?

Someone point me in the right direction please.

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Hmm ok then I am a little confused. In the guide section for the K3 it says that once you get your I-129F NOA2 you need to send stuff to your spouse which includes the I-134/I-84. I just dont know if it means we need both forms or one or the other depending which way we are going?!?

I-130 Process

NOA2 Approval recieved in the mail - 08/09/06

I-129F Process - With new form!

NOA2 arrived in mail - 08/26/06

NVC For I-129F

Arrived at NVC and Case # assigned - 08/28/06

Case Sent to London - 08/31/06

Packet 3 arrived - 09/13/06

Packet 3 Sent - 09-14-06

Medical - 09-21-06

Recieved Police Certificate - 10-03-06 (Took 34 days)

Packet 4 arrived - 10-04-06

INTERVIEW - 10-18-06 -APPROVED!

POE - Boston - 10-25-06

AOS Process

Sent AOS - 01/09/07

NOA arrived in the mail - 01/22/07

Biometrics Appointment - 02/02/07

Recieved EAD card - 04/02/07

Applied for SSN - 04/06/07

Recieved SSN - 04/16/07

AOS Interview - 06/06/07 - APPROVED

Greencard recieved - 06/22/07

Petition to remove conditions

Sent I-751 package - 03/13/09

Notice date - 03/27/09

Biometrics appointment - 04/11/09

CRIS email saying card production ordered - 07/25/09

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Hmm ok then I am a little confused. In the guide section for the K3 it says that once you get your I-129F NOA2 you need to send stuff to your spouse which includes the I-134/I-84. I just dont know if it means we need both forms or one or the other depending which way we are going?!?

The reference to the I-864 really should be removed from the K-3 guide as there is only one consulate I can think of off hand that gives the option of filing either (erroneously). The I-134 is used when required by a consulate for a K visa. If you end up following the path to a CR-1 visa you will need the I-864.

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Yodrak   7

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CapeG,

Once your I-129f petition has been approved your wife can apply for a K3 visa.

I've already told you what affidavit goes with what visa application.

Yodrak

Hmm ok then I am a little confused. In the guide section for the K3 it says that once you get your I-129F NOA2 you need to send stuff to your spouse which includes the I-134/I-84. I just dont know if it means we need both forms or one or the other depending which way we are going?!?
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