A couple of questions (Post NoA2)

[John Paul C 0]

I have a couple of questions cause we're nervous as hell and we aren't sure what to do!

First, we have our NoA2 only a mere two weeks after NoA1. That caught us by surprise and we're excited. We've read the guides and the flowcharts on this site extensively, but we still want to make sure we're doing the right thing. So we wait, for the embassy to receive the package from the NVC it was forwarded to, is that right? And outside of what my fiance(the petitioner) had made copies of, what else does she need to send to me?

Another thing I want to ask is about co-sponsorship. My fiance earns a little more than the 125% of the poverty level, but we just want to make sure that if in case we would need a co-sponsor, we'd have one so I've asked my(the beneficiary) uncle if it was okay with him. What papers does he need to fill out and what proof does he have to provide?

Thank you for anyone who can give us any answers with regard to our concerns!

[Canerican 242]

I have a couple of questions cause we're nervous as hell and we aren't sure what to do!

First, we have our NoA2 only a mere two weeks after NoA1. That caught us by surprise and we're excited. We've read the guides and the flowcharts on this site extensively, but we still want to make sure we're doing the right thing.

So we wait, for the embassy to receive the package from the NVC it was forwarded to, is that right? And outside of what my fiance(the petitioner) had made copies of, what else does she need to send to me?

What will happen is that your petition will go to the NVC, be assigned a Manila (MNL) case #, then be forwarded to the Manila Consulate where you will have the interview. The fiance(e) being interviewed will need proof of an ongoing relationship between them and the fiance(e) in the form of skype logs, phone logs, itineraries of visits, photos of the two of you together and with friends if you have them, etc from the time the petition was submitted to the present. Once the Consulate receives your case they will send you either by email or snail mail what they need in terms of forms. Here is the link to the Q&A on the Manila USEM website: http://manila.usembassy.gov/kvisas.html

Another thing I want to ask is about co-sponsorship. My fiance earns a little more than the 125% of the poverty level, but we just want to make sure that if in case we would need a co-sponsor, we'd have one so I've asked my(the beneficiary) uncle if it was okay with him. What papers does he need to fill out and what proof does he have to provide?

Personally I think that USCIS would have sent your USC fiance(e) an RFE if they were concerned with the money piece, but if you want to be sure the co-sponsor would need to fill out the I-134 and you will need to have their 3 most recent years of tax transcipts and W-2's.

Thank you for anyone who can give us any answers with regard to our concerns!

Hope this helps and God Bless you on the rest of your journey.

[ishnbran 0]

HI...im new at this...and i have no clue on how to post my concerns or questions...ummm my fiance and i are worried about the i134 form...do you guys happen to know if they how much income the petitioner has to have?

[SparklePony 238]

Another thing I want to ask is about co-sponsorship. My fiance earns a little more than the 125% of the poverty level, but we just want to make sure that if in case we would need a co-sponsor, we'd have one so I've asked my(the beneficiary) uncle if it was okay with him. What papers does he need to fill out and what proof does he have to provide?

Your uncle has to be either be a US citizen or Lawful Permanent resident in the US. Just a heads up on that. If that is the case, then he fills out the same form as the petitioner does, the I-134, and he provides the same supporting evidence plus proof of citizenship/LPR status.

HI...im new at this...and i have no clue on how to post my concerns or questions...ummm my fiance and i are worried about the i134 form...do you guys happen to know if they how much income the petitioner has to have?

The petitioner fills out the I-134 form so that the Consular Officer at the Embassy will know how much he/she makes and whether it meets/exceeds the poverty guidelines for their household (the current guidelines are easily found in a Google search). It's a vital step in the process. Depending on how much income is earned, the petitioner might need to list savings and assets in that form.

[Pitaya 2,577]

~Moved from K-1 Process to K-1 Progress Forum~

[Rael 1]

Wait, how did you guys get the NOA2 without submitting the I-134 Affidavit of Support? I thought you had to submit the I-134 to get the NOA2.

Or is it just me?

Edited November 30, 2013 by Kildar

[Pitaya 2,577]

The financial stuff happens at the interview phase of the K-1 process, post K-1 petition approval (NOA2).

[Hank_ 9,174]

I have a couple of questions cause we're nervous as hell and we aren't sure what to do!

First, we have our NoA2 only a mere two weeks after NoA1. That caught us by surprise and we're excited. We've read the guides and the flowcharts on this site extensively, but we still want to make sure we're doing the right thing. So we wait, for the embassy to receive the package from the NVC it was forwarded to, is that right? And outside of what my fiance(the petitioner) had made copies of, what else does she need to send to me?

Another thing I want to ask is about co-sponsorship. My fiance earns a little more than the 125% of the poverty level, but we just want to make sure that if in case we would need a co-sponsor, we'd have one so I've asked my(the beneficiary) uncle if it was okay with him. What papers does he need to fill out and what proof does he have to provide?

Thank you for anyone who can give us any answers with regard to our concerns!

If your fiance meets or exceed the 125% requirement then you do not need a co-sponsor. If you want to bring the documents anyway, it is the same forms and supporting documents.

HI...im new at this...and i have no clue on how to post my concerns or questions...ummm my fiance and i are worried about the i134 form...do you guys happen to know if they how much income the petitioner has to have?

Follow the flashing arrow there is information and more links ... including links to the I-864P proverty guidelines.

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