USC moved back abroad while NVC checks the documents

[Andreea E. 1]

Hi all,

I have a question. We sent the documents to NVC, NVC confirmed they got our file and that we should wait for 60 days.

My husband (USC) is in USA right now, but he is planning to come back to me to Romania.

I am pretty sure this will mess up with our process. Will NVC call the company we sent the Employment letter from and check if he works there or they are more interested in the taxes?

Will we have problems if he comes to live with me till I get the visa?

Did any of you go through this?

Please give as many details as possible.

Many thanks in advance!!!

Andreea

[Ryan H 3,812]

***Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.***

**Moderator hat off**

If the primary source of income were to change or cease between the time the I-864 is submitted to when an interview takes place, then a new I-864 will need to be submitted at the interview. If your husband quits his job to stay in Romania, then the new I-864 will either need to have sufficient assets or a joint sponsor will be necessary.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

Hi all,

I have a question. We sent the documents to NVC, NVC confirmed they got our file and that we should wait for 60 days.

My husband (USC) is in USA right now, but he is planning to come back to me to Romania.

I am pretty sure this will mess up with our process. Will NVC call the company we sent the Employment letter from and check if he works there or they are more interested in the taxes?

Will we have problems if he comes to live with me till I get the visa?

Did any of you go through this?

Please give as many details as possible.

Many thanks in advance!!!

Andreea

The problem might also come when they ask you at the interview questions like my husband was asked at what might be the easiest embassy to go through. For example they asked him where I was working and if I was currently employed. They also asked where I was currently living/staying. You see, you'll need to answer those questions truthfully or risk a lifetime bar for misrepresentation.

Perhaps this would be a bad time to come back to Romania especially since you are almost done.

[Andreea E. 1]

***Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.***

**Moderator hat off**

If the primary source of income were to change or cease between the time the I-864 is submitted to when an interview takes place, then a new I-864 will need to be submitted at the interview. If your husband quits his job to stay in Romania, then the new I-864 will either need to have sufficient assets or a joint sponsor will be necessary.

So, they would still set up an appointment for interview? I thought they would put visa on hold and ask for a new I-864 or a sponsor and only after that they will make an appointment for interview.

Thanks Ryan

[Andreea E. 1]

The problem might also come when they ask you at the interview questions like my husband was asked at what might be the easiest embassy to go through. For example they asked him where I was working and if I was currently employed. They also asked where I was currently living/staying. You see, you'll need to answer those questions truthfully or risk a lifetime bar for misrepresentation.

Perhaps this would be a bad time to come back to Romania especially since you are almost done.

It is a bad time , you are right, but it's his wish...

I guess we have to prepare the documents for a sponsor...

Thanks for your advice!

[NikLR 13,227]

I'm a little surprised someone wants to make the journey harder but whatever they want.