Does The Embassy Check Your Employment and other financial stuff? PLEASE HELP!

[tscott 0]

So, I am making more than enough money at my current job and I already sent pay stubs, a signed letter from my employer, and all the other financial stuff I need for the interview to my fiancee. The issue is that I was approached by another company and was offered more money to come work for them and they want me to start right away. But it will be before my fiancee has the interview. I really want to take this job, but by the time she does the interview, that signed letter from my employer will not be true since I will have changed jobs, and it will be at least 1 month to get 2 pay checks them. So I am just worried that that this will screw up the whole interview and delay it by a few months, but this new job would be a great opportunity for me and I don't want to screw it up.

So can anyone please tell me if they actually check the information? Or do they just see all the information when you turn it in and say you are good to go?

I am afraid they will call my work and see I no longer work there and think something is wrong and deny the visa.

[TBoneTX 46,010]

*** Thread moved from K-1 Process forum to the Embassy/Consulate forum -- topic involves that phase. ***

OP, please create a timeline.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Yes, they can check. Send them new updated employment information.

[Ning 619]

So, I am making more than enough money at my current job and I already sent pay stubs, a signed letter from my employer, and all the other financial stuff I need for the interview to my fiancee. The issue is that I was approached by another company and was offered more money to come work for them and they want me to start right away. But it will be before my fiancee has the interview. I really want to take this job, but by the time she does the interview, that signed letter from my employer will not be true since I will have changed jobs, and it will be at least 1 month to get 2 pay checks them. So I am just worried that that this will screw up the whole interview and delay it by a few months, but this new job would be a great opportunity for me and I don't want to screw it up.

So can anyone please tell me if they actually check the information? Or do they just see all the information when you turn it in and say you are good to go?

I am afraid they will call my work and see I no longer work there and think something is wrong and deny the visa.

Just leave things as they are. If you want to take the new job do so. If there is any question about support you could submit the new job info but from what you say there should be no questions. You haven't tried to deceive them because you don't have the job.

Checking the info is usually done by examining the tax info. Submit a few years of tax transcripts as evidence of income history. Your most recent filing is most important.

Edited March 17, 2014 by Ning

[dwheels76 5,469]

So, I am making more than enough money at my current job and I already sent pay stubs, a signed letter from my employer, and all the other financial stuff I need for the interview to my fiancee. The issue is that I was approached by another company and was offered more money to come work for them and they want me to start right away. But it will be before my fiancee has the interview. I really want to take this job, but by the time she does the interview, that signed letter from my employer will not be true since I will have changed jobs, and it will be at least 1 month to get 2 pay checks them. So I am just worried that that this will screw up the whole interview and delay it by a few months, but this new job would be a great opportunity for me and I don't want to screw it up.

So can anyone please tell me if they actually check the information? Or do they just see all the information when you turn it in and say you are good to go?

I am afraid they will call my work and see I no longer work there and think something is wrong and deny the visa.

One thing you are a K1 and will be able to submit all updated information when you adjust status. The main point is you make over the poverty line ay present and new job. that's all that matters.

I really wouldn't worry about it all all. You will be fine. And if you really just wanted to show new job have HR type up a employment letter. With Salary, Title, all that. They just want to make sure you can support the immigrant not where you work. just that you work.

[tscott 0]

TBoneTX

March 5th - Moscow finished processing petition, my fiancee is able to fill out ds-160 and sign up for interview, probably the second week of April.

March 10th - had letter signed from employer and sent off all financial info to my fiancee.

March 15th - Offered a new job, which will start in end of March.

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And, I know that they can of course check out all the information, I am just thinking about the chances of that happening?

From what I hear, she is supposed to turn in the information the day of the interview, and then she is supposed to get an answer a few hours later at the end of the interview. So I was wondering the chances of them actually looking much deeper into it because it sounds like there is only a few hours in-between turning in the info and her getting a yes or no.

Also, I guess they couldn't even call my company due to the time difference. of California and Moscow

I hope I am over reacting a little bit, but I just don't want to delay this any longer! I am already going insane! I just want to be with her! And I am also afraid sending even more information will only add to more time on their part to decide to what to do.

So, what do you think I should do? Do you think I shouldn't be worried?

[nanana 74]

Yep, you shouldn't be worried.