affidavit of support

[-=Mai and Timmy=- 12]

guys,

anyone help me here Im really curious,Im a JULY filer and soo confused coz I had a friend and she told me they already had affidavit of support and some bank statements and etc.We are waiting for our NOa2...my question is

WHEN WE SHOULD START TO FILE FORM I-134?

IS THERE AN EXPIRATION OF I-134? if we filed early without our noa2 yet

Edited September 1, 2012 by -=Mai and Timmy=-

[Que Saudade 284]

after your I-129F petition is approved. You will send your I-134 plus supporting documents to your fiancé for the K1 interview. You have a little more time so you can look over the form and get an idea of what you need and how to fill it out...

[X Factor 1,112]

You file that after you receive your NOA2. But it is good to get familiar with its contents and be ready to get all the documents ready when you get your NOA2. Check the link below on the steps. That is what I did. As soon as I received my NOA2 which was 190 days after my NOA1 I was able to get my files together quickly.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/379141-noa2-and-then-whats-next/

[-=Mai and Timmy=- 12]

You file that after you receive your NOA2. But it is good to get familiar with its contents and be ready to get all the documents ready when you get your NOA2. Check the link below on the steps. That is what I did. As soon as I received my NOA2 which was 190 days after my NOA1 I was able to get my files together quickly.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/379141-noa2-and-then-whats-next/

Hey kennard, thanks friend, well Im just really curious I had a friend and we both filed the same day and I figured out that my timeline here in VJ get bounce, I mean the date to adjudicate that makes me more excited.I know that Im not yet approved but I want to be prepared as well, and my friend told me she already had the form I-134, thats why I want to ask if its okey to filed it early.

[-=Mai and Timmy=- 12]

after your I-129F petition is approved. You will send your I-134 plus supporting documents to your fiancé for the K1 interview. You have a little more time so you can look over the form and get an idea of what you need and how to fill it out...

thanks, so that means I have to wait till we get approved.why is that a friend of mine had it already?

[Que Saudade 284]

thanks, so that means I have to wait till we get approved.why is that a friend of mine had it already?

I am not sure. So, just to be clear, they already have their NOA2 (meaning I-129F has been approved??

[Azteca143 9]

Just wait until you have your NOA2,i guess your friend wants to prepare it early,it is better to fill up the I134 form and your fiance send you those documents needed in interview once your petition is approved...

[-=Mai and Timmy=- 12]

I am not sure. So, just to be clear, they already have their NOA2 (meaning I-129F has been approved??

no they don't have their NOa2 yet friend.That's why Im so curious if its okay to get one earlier without noa2 yet.

[-=Mai and Timmy=- 12]

Just wait until you have your NOA2,i guess your friend wants to prepare it early,it is better to fill up the I134 form and your fiance send you those documents needed in interview once your petition is approved...

okay sis, I will just wait till we get approves sis, thank you soo much.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to K1 Process & Procedures.

[X Factor 1,112]

Hey kennard, thanks friend, well Im just really curious I had a friend and we both filed the same day and I figured out that my timeline here in VJ get bounce, I mean the date to adjudicate that makes me more excited.I know that Im not yet approved but I want to be prepared as well, and my friend told me she already had the form I-134, thats why I want to ask if its okey to filed it early.

Your friend may have front loaded their application. But it is not necessary to file the I-134 until you hear back from USCIS.

[Que Saudade 284]

no they don't have their NOa2 yet friend.That's why Im so curious if its okay to get one earlier without noa2 yet.

The petitioner can go ahead and start getting everything prepared for the I-134. It is a downloadable form.

I imagine your friend's fiancé just went ahead and filled it out now and sent it over.

Personally I think it is a little too early. USCIS looks at current income. If they sent over copies of current paystubs, the paystubs will not be current in 3-4 months..

Don't worry though. You are fine and as long as your fiancé gets you your I-134 before your interview, you will be fine.

Just ask kennard how soon before the interview he sent his to his lovely fiancé. This will ease your mind....

[C-ma'am 684]

The petitioner can go ahead and start getting everything prepared for the I-134. It is a downloadable form.

I imagine your friend's fiancé just went ahead and filled it out now and sent it over.

Personally I think it is a little too early. USCIS looks at current income. If they sent over copies of current paystubs, the paystubs will not be current in 3-4 months..

Don't worry though. You are fine and as long as your fiancé gets you your I-134 before your interview, you will be fine.

Just ask kennard how soon before the interview he sent his to his lovely fiancé. This will ease your mind....

I concur

[Tahoma 2,292]

Your petitioner should send everything closer to your interview.

The more current, the better, especially the paycheck stubs.

At your interview, you'll be handing over the I-134 and it's supporting documents to the Filipino pre-screener. That's the time you "file" the documents.

[-=Mai and Timmy=- 12]

The petitioner can go ahead and start getting everything prepared for the I-134. It is a downloadable form.

I imagine your friend's fiancé just went ahead and filled it out now and sent it over.

Personally I think it is a little too early. USCIS looks at current income. If they sent over copies of current paystubs, the paystubs will not be current in 3-4 months..

Don't worry though. You are fine and as long as your fiancé gets you your I-134 before your interview, you will be fine.

Just ask kennard how soon before the interview he sent his to his lovely fiancé. This will ease your mind....

thanks, you guys were so helpful... I dont even know what are those forms yet so I bet I have to study it first!!

Your petitioner should send everything closer to your interview.

The more current, the better, especially the paycheck stubs.

At your interview, you'll be handing over the I-134 and it's supporting documents to the Filipino pre-screener. That's the time you "file" the documents.

well thanks I guess I would just do and tell my petitioner to do that after noa2 arrives. thanks soo much guys