Peru: What is the information Required for K-1 Visa Interview

[AlpacaUSA 0]

Hello all,

Soon my fiancee in Peru will be having her visa interview at the U.S. Embassy.

I do not currently make enough money that is required for the 125% above poverty level to support her. I have a joint sponsor who is willing to help us. Will I need to provide his information to the interview? We have been approved with the NOA2, but we are still waiting for our case number.

Since my fiancee has not received the instructions on what to provide, (we know that the police reports and medical vaccination will be provided) we are not sure on the financial information and what my joint sponsor needs to provide - and if he needs to provide it now or wait until adjustment of status.

Thank you!

[Anh map 2,098]

Both you and the joint sponsor will complete a form I-134 and include all supporting documentation. This will be submitted at the interview.

[AlpacaUSA 0]

Both you and the joint sponsor will complete a form I-134 and include all supporting documentation. This will be submitted at the interview.

We're preparing the I-134, so looks like we're headed in the right direction. I hope that packet provides enough information that arrives in Peru.

I'm following the guidelines in the I-134 instructions at the USCIS.gov website for whats needed financially-speaking.

Thanks for your response.

[Anh map 2,098]

We're preparing the I-134, so looks like we're headed in the right direction. I hope that packet provides enough information that arrives in Peru.

I'm following the guidelines in the I-134 instructions at the USCIS.gov website for whats needed financially-speaking.

Thanks for your response.

The I-134 instructions are a bit thin. If you have any questions check the sample form here on VJ, and/or the I-864 instructions. The I-864FAQ link in my signature below can also be helpful.

[MERIC061609 15]

Hi,

I would recommend you to check EMITX's profile. She graciously scanned the complete packet 4 (packet that your fiance will receive from the embassy in Lima) for all of us about to go to the same process. Print it out, take a look at it and study it!.

What do you need to do:

Wait about 2 weeks after NOA2 approval to start calling NVC to get your case number

After you get case number with the LMAxxxxxx, wait at least 2 weeks for packet 4 to arrive at your fiance's address. If your fiance doesn't not receive packet 4, e-mail the embassy with your case number and ask about your status. The mail service in Lima is not reliable, and many times the packages don't get deliver to the right address. The embassy knows this so they give an option to go there and pick up a copy of your package.

Hope this helps!

We are going through the same process. Good luck!

MERIC

[AlpacaUSA 0]

Meric,

Thanks for the help!

I've been talking to Emily (EminTX) for a long time now (facebook friends, too) and never thought to look on her profile signature.

Big help! I downloaded each page.

Question: On page 1 where it has the interview date "March 2012" it doesn't have the date, just the month and year. Where is the date?

Also, you are right about the mail. My fiancee used her parents address because that's where she lived back in February. But the mail takes forever and that's if she even gets the mail! I've sent many cards that never arrived.

I will email the embassy like you said.

Question: Do you still have their email address you used? May I have it? I may just email them with our case number when we get it instead of waiting for it to arrive at her parents, which may never happen.

Thanks again!

Scott

[MERIC061609 15]

Question 1:

EMI erased that part on her document but the exact date and time are given below the Visa Appointment tittle. My fiance's letter has his interview date and time in the same location on that form.

Yes, the mail system is not very great. I sent about 4 letters and postal cards to my fiance and he has not received anything

Question 2:

This is the e-mail address of the embassy: LimaIV@state.gov.

Subject: Case LMAXXXXXXXXXX

To Whom it might concern,

Make sure to enter your complete name and DOB same as your fiance's. I also attached an e-mail received from the NVC with my case number and information.

You or your fiance can also call the embassy Mon-Fri from 2:00 pm-3:00 pm (Lima's time).

Hope this helps!

Good luck!

MERIC