Switching Jobs During K3 Process?

[guest123 0]

Hey everyone.

I've sent in my K3 application for my wife and have now begun the waiting game.

I was wondering if I could switch jobs during this time (once, maybe even twice?). I know I read that the govt wants to see you in a steady job as one of the conditions for supporting her. Do you think if I switched (for something better) that it would delay or cause problems with the K3?

On a related note, would I then somehow have to contact USCIS to update my G325a's?

Thanks in advance!

[crifever 0]

I dont think there is any problem in switching jobs while K3 is in progress. Its a normal part of life, people switch jobs, relocate, etc.

As long as you show that you are earning $$$ above the poverty limit, the USCIS/NVC doesnt care if you switch jobs.

I am not sure if you need to resend any G-325 etc. DONT be proactive in this case and submit anything they didnt as for. If they ask for something in the form of a RFE, then send what is needed at that point.

Good luck!

[guest123 0]

Thank you so much for the reply.

So I wouldn't need to update my G-325a? Won't there then be a mismatch when I send that Affadavit of Support, and they see my current job is not the one listed on the G-325a?

Sorry for being paranoid, but I don't want to do anything that will cause a delay in being with my wife. The process is already wayyyy too long for me to handle!

[crifever 0]

Thank you so much for the reply.

So I wouldn't need to update my G-325a? Won't there then be a mismatch when I send that Affadavit of Support, and they see my current job is not the one listed on the G-325a?

Sorry for being paranoid, but I don't want to do anything that will cause a delay in being with my wife. The process is already wayyyy too long for me to handle!

The Affadavid of Support [AOS] forms that you will send will have the dates for your new job(s) so dont worry about this mismatch. The G-325A that you sent was 'accurate' as of the date you signed it. The AOS forms that you will sign should be accurate on the date you sign and send those to NVC.

Dont over analyze the process.

You are right about one thing ........ the damn process is painfully long.