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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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If you want responses only from those that have gone through the same consulate as you, then posting in the appropriate regional forum would be your best bet.

Just so you are aware, even if a consulate allows only 100% for the I-134, the 125% is going to be needed anyway for the I-864 after you enter with the K-1, marry and have to file to adjust status.

~ Moved from K-1 Process to Caribbean regional forum - topic specific to the DR ~

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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For the interview it's the I-134 100% over the poverty lines. They usually don't ask for the affidavit of support at the interview, but if they do they can ask for either the I-134 100% or the I-864 125%. If you can just prepare both forms and take them both just in case. That's what I did.

AOS

AOS EAD/AP sent: July 23rd

AOS EAD/AP received by USCIS( J Ibarra): July 25th

Email and Text Received: July 30th

NOA1 hard copy: August 4th

Biometrics letter received: August 18th

Biometrics appointment: August 29th

Biometrics completed: August 29th

EAD/AP approved: October 3rd

EAD/AP shipped with tracking number: October 9th

EAD/AP received: October 11th

Notice of potential inteview waiver letter received: November 17th

Dated: November 12th

EAD Renewal sent : June 11th

EAD Renewal NOA1 received: June 15th

Welcome letter received: July 2nd Dated: June 26th

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yeah ok good so just in case they don't ask for it and i take it to the interview anyway can i just use that for my aos right after my fiance gets here so i don't have to ask my cosponsor again for the forms

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yeah ok good so just in case they don't ask for it and i take it to the interview anyway can i just use that for my aos right after my fiance gets here so i don't have to ask my cosponsor again for the forms

Yes, just make sure his pay-stubs are the most recent ones when you file for AOS.

AOS

AOS EAD/AP sent: July 23rd

AOS EAD/AP received by USCIS( J Ibarra): July 25th

Email and Text Received: July 30th

NOA1 hard copy: August 4th

Biometrics letter received: August 18th

Biometrics appointment: August 29th

Biometrics completed: August 29th

EAD/AP approved: October 3rd

EAD/AP shipped with tracking number: October 9th

EAD/AP received: October 11th

Notice of potential inteview waiver letter received: November 17th

Dated: November 12th

EAD Renewal sent : June 11th

EAD Renewal NOA1 received: June 15th

Welcome letter received: July 2nd Dated: June 26th

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