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John&Lena Enthusiast

John&Lena   17

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I think you'll need a co-sponsor then. smile.png

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Girl from Celebes Experienced

Girl from Celebes   588

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my fiance is 19, and hasn't had a job, therefore not filed any taxes.. will this be an issue for us filling for K-1.. Or are we better off "spontaneously" marrying?

If your fiance doesn't have a job to support you when come to US, who would think would help you? I know there are some countries allow co-sponsor but it is not the point.

I read many posts here when love blind sided them and after married, money became a problem and torn a part their marriage. I'm not saying money is everything but at least your fiance showing some responsibility when decide to bring you to US. Who will pay for the whole immigration process fees?

I'm sorry, I can't give you any better idea than this. Good luck for any path you will choose.

Know your enemy and know yourself and you can fight a hundred battles without disaster.Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat

- Sun Tzu-

It doesn't matter how slow you go as long as you don't stop

-Confucius-

 

-I am the beneficiary and my post is not reflecting my petitioner's point of views-

 

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*Mailed I-751 package (06/21/2017) to CSC

*NOA-1 date (06/23/2017)

*NOA-1 received (06/28/2017)

*Check cashed (06/27/2017)

*Biometric Received (07/10/2017)

*Biometric Appointment (07/20/2017)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SparklePony   238

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I agree with Girl from Celebes. The lack of earnings in itself is not a problem as you can always try to find a co-sponsor, but marriage is a big responsibility, and you both need a place to live, food, all that. There are visa fees and AOS fees to take into account. And while I hate to sound paternalistic and condescending, at 19, you might be a bit young for this, to have someone move across the world to marry you (just my own personal opinion). Could you move there with another type of visa, student maybe?

You're not better off marrying spontaneously either, unless you do that in Australia and then file for a spousal visa instead of a fiance visa. Doing it in the US, when you went there for a visit or with some other type of visa, will be considered immigration fraud.

Also, I am assuming that even though you're so young, you've met in person in the last 2 years?

The K1 journey:                                                                                                                             The AOS journey:

11/09/2013 - I-129F Packet mailed to Dallas Lockbox                                                                                         06/22/2015 - AOS packet mailed to Chicago Lockbox

02/14/2014 - Case shipped to Embassy, where it waited for over a year at my request                                 11/07/2015 - AOS approved (EAD and AP had already been approved) - there was no interview

05/21/2015 - Interview - Approved

06/19/2015 - Wedding (L) 

                                                                                                                                                                      

The ROC journey:                                                                                                                         

10/12/2017 - ROC packet mailed to VSC

01/21/2019 - ROC Approved - there was no interview

 

The N-400 journey:

02/16/2020 - N-400 application filed online

02/21/2020 - Paper NOA received in the mail

03/13/2020 - Biometrics

02/02/2021 - Interview & test - Approved

02/05/2021 - Oath Ceremony

 

 

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ggsacks   82

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my fiance is 19, and hasn't had a job, therefore not filed any taxes.. will this be an issue for us filling for K-1.. Or are we better off "spontaneously" marrying?

I assume by "spontaneously" marrying you mean entering the USA on the VWP in order to marry and file for adjustment of status. This is also known as immigration fraud, and you won't find anyone here condoning or recommending this.

2013 7/15 I-129F sent, 7/18 received Dallas lockbox, 7/22 NOA1, 10/22 NOA2, 11/15 NVC Case Created, 11/20 NVC Shipped, 11/25 Consulate received, 11/28 Packet 3 received/returned, 11/29 Medical, 12/9 Packet 4 received

2014 1/9 Interview - Approved, 1/15 CEAC - Issued, 1/17 Visa in hand, 2/5 POE: LAX, 4/4 Married!, 4/8 AOS/EAD/AP filed, 4/14 NOA1, 5/7 Walk-in biometrics, 5/19 EAD/AP approved (expedited), 5/22 EAD/AP mailed, 5/23 EAD/AP received, 7/29 Interview waiver letter

2015 4/13 AOS approved (no interview), 4/22 Green card received

2017 1/17 I-751 ROC filed (VSC), 1/23 NOA, 2/28 Biometrics

2018 1/31 ROC approved

2020 1/14 N400 filed

Girl from Celebes Experienced

Girl from Celebes   588

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I agree with Girl from Celebes. The lack of earnings in itself is not a problem as you can always try to find a co-sponsor, but marriage is a big responsibility, and you both need a place to live, food, all that. There are visa fees and AOS fees to take into account. And while I hate to sound paternalistic and condescending, at 19, you might be a bit young for this, to have someone move across the world to marry you (just my own personal opinion). Could you move there with another type of visa, student maybe?

You're not better off marrying spontaneously either, unless you do that in Australia and then file for a spousal visa instead of a fiance visa. Doing it in the US, when you went there for a visit or with some other type of visa, will be considered immigration fraud.

Also, I am assuming that even though you're so young, you've met in person in the last 2 years?

good.gif . I couldn't agree more.

Know your enemy and know yourself and you can fight a hundred battles without disaster.Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat

- Sun Tzu-

It doesn't matter how slow you go as long as you don't stop

-Confucius-

 

-I am the beneficiary and my post is not reflecting my petitioner's point of views-

 

                                       Lifting Condition (I-751)

 

*Mailed I-751 package (06/21/2017) to CSC

*NOA-1 date (06/23/2017)

*NOA-1 received (06/28/2017)

*Check cashed (06/27/2017)

*Biometric Received (07/10/2017)

*Biometric Appointment (07/20/2017)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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