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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Portugal
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Hello, my husband is an American citizen and we are trying to get me my visa to go live with him.

But when we filled the K-3 process, he was unemployed do to the fact that he was living with me in Portugal.

But right now he has returned to the US and has been employed at a Walgreens near his home.

He contacted USCIS and the lady told him he needed to write a letter to them requesting the change, but because our Lawyer is in pregnancy leave we decided to make it ourselves, could anyone help us on How/ or an example on how should we write it?

Thank you in advance.

USCIS

2013-04-... - Sent I-130(Lawyer)
2013-04-15 - NOA1
2013-11-29 - Transferred to TSC
2013-12-30 - Approved NOA2 by e-mail
2014-01-13 - NOA2 Shipped to NVC

NVC
2014-01-21 - NVC received
2014-02-25 - NVC case number assigned case
2014-XX-XX - Completed DS-261 online
2014-03-05 - I-864(AOS) Bill Generated and paid
2014-04-01 - Sent I-864(AOS) Package
2014-XX-XX - DS-261 accepted
2014-03-10 - IV bill invoiced and paid
2014-03-19 - DS-260 completed online
2014-04-01 - IV packet sent
2014-04-04 - AOS & IV Packages arrived NVC
2014-04-21 - IV Package false check list
2014-04-22 - AOS check list
2014-05-07 - AOS check list Package scanned at NVC
2014-06-02 - Case completed
2014-06-11 - Interview scheduled

Consulate
2014-04-21 - Medical Exam
2014-07-17 - Interview - APPROVED
2014-XX-XX - Visa in hand
2014-08-14 - POE-Newark

-ROC Journey-
07/20/2016 - Sent package via UPS to CSC.
07/25/2016 - Package received.
07/28/2016 - Check cashed.
-- /--/2016 - NOA1 received.

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Okay so you've sent in the petitions? That's it?


Is your timeline accurate to where you are right now in the process?

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Portugal
Timeline

Okay so you've sent in the petitions? That's it?

Is your timeline accurate to where you are right now in the process?

Yes, the petitions have been sent. And Nathan has already gotten the notification by letter that the petitions got in on the 15th of April. So technically they are analyzing our process. Haven't got any RFE yet (hope never will).

And yes, my timeline is updated, unfortunately we will be celebrating our first anniversary apart from each other cray5ol.gif

Can you help us NLR to write the letter to them to change his employment situation?

Edited by sandraperry

USCIS

2013-04-... - Sent I-130(Lawyer)
2013-04-15 - NOA1
2013-11-29 - Transferred to TSC
2013-12-30 - Approved NOA2 by e-mail
2014-01-13 - NOA2 Shipped to NVC

NVC
2014-01-21 - NVC received
2014-02-25 - NVC case number assigned case
2014-XX-XX - Completed DS-261 online
2014-03-05 - I-864(AOS) Bill Generated and paid
2014-04-01 - Sent I-864(AOS) Package
2014-XX-XX - DS-261 accepted
2014-03-10 - IV bill invoiced and paid
2014-03-19 - DS-260 completed online
2014-04-01 - IV packet sent
2014-04-04 - AOS & IV Packages arrived NVC
2014-04-21 - IV Package false check list
2014-04-22 - AOS check list
2014-05-07 - AOS check list Package scanned at NVC
2014-06-02 - Case completed
2014-06-11 - Interview scheduled

Consulate
2014-04-21 - Medical Exam
2014-07-17 - Interview - APPROVED
2014-XX-XX - Visa in hand
2014-08-14 - POE-Newark

-ROC Journey-
07/20/2016 - Sent package via UPS to CSC.
07/25/2016 - Package received.
07/28/2016 - Check cashed.
-- /--/2016 - NOA1 received.

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You really don't need to do anything to change anyone's employment. Update it when you do the document intake at the NVC. :D

I understand how hard it is to spend an anniversary apart. I did this year.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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