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OnionsJester   1

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Hi guys,

Got my interview in 3 weeks. Going through the list of needed documents for the 600th time... I actually notice the bit about I-134. I read the bit about the sponsor declaration not applying to K1s, but never saw the bit about I-134. Dang.

My fiancée doesn't meet poverty quite, but her mom said she's fine to sponsor. However, with the interview so close, I'm not 100% sure a form will get to the UK in time.

So, I know copies of the supporting documents (tax return, etc) are fine, but would a copy of the actual signed I-134 suffice to, or would that need to be the original signed sheet?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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Bobby+Umit   161

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Knowing other embassies - they require certain forms to have original signatures - I-134 being one of them.

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

WARNING: Phrases in this post may sound meaner than they were intended to be. Read the Adjudicator's Field Manual from USCIS

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Boiler Grand Master

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Have you considered self sponsoring?

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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OnionsJester   1

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I have no idea how to self sponsor, couldn't find anything looking around after work yesterday. I don't have a ton of savings or anything, so I doubt I'd qualify anyway.

I've asked my fiancée to get her mum to sign an I-134 (which she has said yes to) and send it to me this thursday - express, it should get here by the 27th. Let's hope, huh?

Aug 20 2010 - NOA1 received.
Feb 08 2011 - NOA2 email received.
Apr 27 2011 - Interview attended at US Embassy, visa approved :D!
May 26 2011 - Arrived in the USA
Aug 02 2011 - Married!
Aug 24 2011 - Diagnosed with cancer
Aug 26 2011 - Applied for IR1/CR1 visa
Aug 31 2011 - NOA1!
Sep 03 2011 - Moved back to the UK
Feb 20 2012 - Wife flew back to the USA
Mar 03 2012 - NOA2!
Mar 23 2012 - NVC received file
Jul 15 2012 - NVC approved, sent to embassy

2012 - Approved, flew back to USA!

Sep 29 2014 - Applied for removal of conditions.

Apr 20 2015 - RFE1 on removal of conditions.

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* Kristin * Rising Star

* Kristin *   49

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Hey there,

If your fiancee's mum send the stuff off Thursday - you should be absolutely fine. I sent mine Express via USPS (from California to London), and it got to him in about 4 days.

Interview in 3 weeks = you'll be perfect :)

Edited to add: Express with tracking, that is. Cost me bloody $40 but it was worth it :)

I have no idea how to self sponsor, couldn't find anything looking around after work yesterday. I don't have a ton of savings or anything, so I doubt I'd qualify anyway.

I've asked my fiancée to get her mum to sign an I-134 (which she has said yes to) and send it to me this thursday - express, it should get here by the 27th. Let's hope, huh?

Edited by * Kristin *

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matt y andrea   0

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I sent my fiance my 134 stuff via regular UPS mail and it made it in 7 days. I think you will be good!

09-10-10 | Sent 129F to Texas lockbox

09-13-10 | NOA1 received

02-03-11 | NOA2 finally received

02-08-11 | NOA2 hardcopy

02-17-11 | NVC received

02-25-11 | Consulate received

03-03-11 | Packet 3 received

03-04-11 | Packet 3 sent

03-11-11 | Medical

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JoannaV   174

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And the worst case scenario is that they basically approve your visa pending receipt of the actual signed I-134, so really nothing to worry about.

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