Change jobs after NVC approval?

[redtapenightmare 3]

So, I moved back to the US in July to get a job, ANY job to be able to file the affidavit of support. I managed to find a job quickly, but am really unhappy with the job.

Our case completed at NVC on Aug 23, and we were scheduled the interview for Oct 27. I just wanted to know if I change jobs to one that is just as stable (full-time, permanent), AND a higher salary, do I have to re-submit my I-864 for processing and then get a new interview date?

I just got offered a better job, that I'd like to accept, but don't want to slow down the visa process if I don't have to.

[Navyk 78]

So, I moved back to the US in July to get a job, ANY job to be able to file the affidavit of support. I managed to find a job quickly, but am really unhappy with the job.

Our case completed at NVC on Aug 23, and we were scheduled the interview for Oct 27. I just wanted to know if I change jobs to one that is just as stable (full-time, permanent), AND a higher salary, do I have to re-submit my I-864 for processing and then get a new interview date?

I just got offered a better job, that I'd like to accept, but don't want to slow down the visa process if I don't have to.

Go ahead and take up the job. Send a revised I-864 set to your spouse.

Yes, sometimes Consulates ask for latest AOS, in that case let him/ her submit that. Until that time keep a tight lip.

[Princessblack 21]

You mad? Your case was already completed why reopen?

You can always explain why not at current job if needs be and provide proof @ interview if asked, about current job.

[Saylin 1,605]

So, I moved back to the US in July to get a job, ANY job to be able to file the affidavit of support. I managed to find a job quickly, but am really unhappy with the job.

Our case completed at NVC on Aug 23, and we were scheduled the interview for Oct 27. I just wanted to know if I change jobs to one that is just as stable (full-time, permanent), AND a higher salary, do I have to re-submit my I-864 for processing and then get a new interview date?

I just got offered a better job, that I'd like to accept, but don't want to slow down the visa process if I don't have to.

You won't slow the process down. And you wouldn't be submitting the new I-864 to NVC. If you do accept and get the job, you would fill out a new I-864 with your new employment info, include a new employment letter and a few pay stubs, and send them to the beneficiary. These would be handed in at the interview so they can have the most up to date I-864 on file.