Getting ready for K1 visa interview

[MenFaith 1]

Hi All,

I have my K1 visa interview coming up very soon, I am trying to collect all documents that can help me, I have a question related to future employment. My current employer is ready to transfer me from my current location to USA once i have my EAD or GC done after getting married to my fiancee in states, Employer could not sponsor my work visa coz i already had K1 visa in process, now if my HR can issue me a letter stating i can start working from USA office as soon as i get my EAD or GC ready in states will that help during the K1 visa interview?.

[MenFaith 1]

Hi

May i know if anyone has any idea about my previous post please?.

[baron555 934]

Hi All,

I have my K1 visa interview coming up very soon, I am trying to collect all documents that can help me, I have a question related to future employment. My current employer is ready to transfer me from my current location to USA once i have my EAD or GC done after getting married to my fiancee in states, Employer could not sponsor my work visa coz i already had K1 visa in process, now if my HR can issue me a letter stating i can start working from USA office as soon as i get my EAD or GC ready in states will that help during the K1 visa interview?.

Not really. It all depends on your relationship and validity of that and your lack of intent to commit visa fraud just to enter into the US.

[kitthekat 1,317]

Hi All,

I have my K1 visa interview coming up very soon, I am trying to collect all documents that can help me, I have a question related to future employment. My current employer is ready to transfer me from my current location to USA once i have my EAD or GC done after getting married to my fiancee in states, Employer could not sponsor my work visa coz i already had K1 visa in process, now if my HR can issue me a letter stating i can start working from USA office as soon as i get my EAD or GC ready in states will that help during the K1 visa interview?.

If you are asking whether it will help establish that you won't become a public charge, then, yes, the consular officer may consider the foreign beneficiary's income that will continue even after they move to the US. Some consulates are stricter and won't look at the foreign beneficiary's assets/income at all, but some may.