How much longer after NOA2

[missyouhoney 1]

So, if lucky, after the five-month wait, Aprox, how longer will i have to wait for the interview?

[Aztec&Taino 144]

So, if lucky, after the five-month wait, Aprox, how longer will i have to wait for the interview?

It really varies from consulate to consulate. Look at the timelines of other VJ members with Spanish beneficiaries and see the trends. By doing this you can get an idea of how long it takes in Spain to get the cita after NOA 2, but also remember that every case is different!

Best wishes!

[Kay-che 0]

it also depends on how fast you move

how long you take to pay fees and submit documents

[missyouhoney 1]

it also depends on how fast you move

how long you take to pay fees and submit documents

gotta tell u, except for the medical exams, i pretty much have ready all the documents ( i checked the K1 information in the embassy website ). What kinda bothered me is the fact that they ask me to take money to The USA, that´s rude man. I think they want u to take with you more than 5,000.

[Aztec&Taino 144]

gotta tell u, except for the medical exams, i pretty much have ready all the documents ( i checked the K1 information in the embassy website ). What kinda bothered me is the fact that they ask me to take money to The USA, that´s rude man. I think they want u to take with you more than 5,000.

Where did you get this idea?

[missyouhoney 1]

Where did you get this idea?

there´s a form we have to fill in which they ask u how much money u taking to The USA.

Also, i´ve read on this website, that someone took with him 5,000 and told him at the intervie that he needed twice that money in order to be given the visa.

They want to make sure they won´t have to help you.

[Aztec&Taino 144]

there´s a form we have to fill in which they ask u how much money u taking to The USA.

Also, i´ve read on this website, that someone took with him 5,000 and told him at the intervie that he needed twice that money in order to be given the visa.

They want to make sure they won´t have to help you.

Mmmhhh... They may ask you how much money you are bringing to the USA (just as they do ask whenever you travel to a foreign country), but the question would be made so that you pay taxes if you bring over US$10,000 as you have to declare larger amounts of cash. Yet, I do not believe there is a "minimum" amount to bring plus, are they going to make you count the money in front of them or they will prevent you from entering the USA? It would not make sense.

[missyouhoney 1]

Mmmhhh... They may ask you how much money you are bringing to the USA (just as they do ask whenever you travel to a foreign country), but the question would be made so that you pay taxes if you bring over US$10,000 as you have to declare larger amounts of cash. Yet, I do not believe there is a "minimum" amount to bring plus, are they going to make you count the money in front of them or they will prevent you from entering the USA? It would not make sense.

i read this: when u go to the interview, u have to show them a bank transfer to a bank in The USA. That´s one of the requirements for the Fiancée Visa.

[Tim/Mav 305]

I'm going to get in trouble for this, but please find the Humor. I never heard of such a thing and I think you may have read it wrong. The earlier posts are correct. A limit of $10.000.00. But why would you do that? Why would anyone do that. It is not required in any shape or form. Are you going to Check-in $10,000.00 as carry-on luggauge in a briefcase. OMG! LOL. They will think you just sold a bunch of drugs and never pass security. LOL.. It's fine to have that in a Bank Account, wish we all did. Good Luck! I'm in Trouble.

[Tim/Mav 305]

If I remember correctly, there is a certain amount you are only allowed to have on you in CASH when traveling to the USA. That was $10,000.00 (again, why would anyone do that. When I went to the Philipphines I believe I was only allowed 5000 in Pesos. So that might be the confusion. ) They are talking about how much money you are allowed on your person. (Wallet)

[missyouhoney 1]

I'm going to get in trouble for this, but please find the Humor. I never heard of such a thing and I think you may have read it wrong. The earlier posts are correct. A limit of $10.000.00. But why would you do that? Why would anyone do that. It is not required in any shape or form. Are you going to Check-in $10,000.00 as carry-on luggauge in a briefcase. OMG! LOL. They will think you just sold a bunch of drugs and never pass security. LOL.. It's fine to have that in a Bank Account, wish we all did. Good Luck! I'm in Trouble.

what i understood is not that u have to carry it with u and show it to the Immigration Officer, but to take proof of a deposit in a USA bank to show during ur interview at the embassy so that they know u won´t become another charge for Government.

That´s what i read twice, perhaps i misunderstood it. If i misunderstood it it will b good ´coz then i´ll b able to have 3 meals a day again, hahaha.

[Aztec&Taino 144]

what i understood is not that u have to carry it with u and show it to the Immigration Officer, but to take proof of a deposit in a USA bank to show during ur interview at the embassy so that they know u won´t become another charge for Government.

That´s what i read twice, perhaps i misunderstood it. If i misunderstood it it will b good ´coz then i´ll b able to have 3 meals a day again, hahaha.

I think you have misunderstood the information from one issue that is true; the USC petitioner DOES have to prove that the beneficiary will not become a public charge by providing the affidavit of support and proving that the petitioner's income is at least 125% of the porverty guideline for his or her household size. Yet, there is no need for the beneficiary to show savings or economic solvency, at all.

[missyouhoney 1]

I think you have misunderstood the information from one issue that is true; the USC petitioner DOES have to prove that the beneficiary will not become a public charge by providing the affidavit of support and proving that the petitioner's income is at least 125% of the porverty guideline for his or her household size. Yet, there is no need for the beneficiary to show savings or economic solvency, at all.

Then my fiancé will have to stop having 3 meals a day..... I´m kidding. We both have decent salaries.

Thank you.