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myimmhelp   1

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Hi :

I filed for my mom Green card. I got the i-130 approved and have paid all the relevant fee.

While filling my I-864 i was unemployed. My spouse filled the I-864A as support. We are much above the poverty line.

Today I have got an 6 months contract offer @ $60/Hour . Do I heed to fill a new I-864 and send it to NVC or just send them the appointment letter from the employer.

I think this will make my case stronger.

The case is still pending @ NVC and not been transferred to the foreign consulate.

Please advice.

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myimmhelp   1

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Hi :

I filed for my mom Green card. I got the i-130 approved and have paid all the relevant fee.

While filling my I-864 i was unemployed. My spouse filled the I-864A as support and she has a income much above the poverty line

Today I, have got an 6 months contract offer @ $60/Hr . Do I heed to fill a new I-864 and send it to NVC or just send them the appointment letter from the employer.

I think this will make my case stronger.

The case is still pending @ NVC and not been transferred to the foreign consulate.

Please advice.

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dwheels76   5,468

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Hi :

I filed for my mom Green card. I got the i-130 approved and have paid all the relevant fee.

While filling my I-864 i was unemployed. My spouse filled the I-864A as support. We are much above the poverty line.

Today I have got an 6 months contract offer @ $60/Hour . Do I heed to fill a new I-864 and send it to NVC or just send them the appointment letter from the employer.

I think this will make my case stronger.

The case is still pending @ NVC and not been transferred to the foreign consulate.

Please advice.

Your case is pending what? What aer they waiting for. If you have case complete just have updated I-864 with your mom at interview. You need to find out what they are waiting for so you can get case complete.

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Penguin_ie   5,993

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**** two posts merged and a third removed- please do not post more than once on a question ******

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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