Need advise on K3

[MDighe 0]

Hi can someone please tell me what happens next after the K3 petition has been

approved? Also the I-130 says it will take between 150-999 days to be approved

nothing has moved on it it appears that it is taking around 4-5 months before

they even start to look at it..Also I am going to need a co sponsor what is required

from them? And do I need to show all of this for the K3 interview? Sorry for sounding

so stupid on all of this..I am very confused and nervious about it all...

Thank You

Michelle

[Yodrak 7]

Michelle,

After the I-129f petition has been approved by the USCIS, the USCIS will send it to the NVC, the NVC will send it to the appropriate consulate, and your husband will then be able to apply for a K3 visa.

The estimated 150-999 days processing time for the I-130 is meaningless. It would be 9,999 days if the computer software that generated the form allowed four digits rather than only 3.

Yodrak

Hi can someone please tell me what happens next after the K3 petition has been

approved? Also the I-130 says it will take between 150-999 days to be approved

nothing has moved on it it appears that it is taking around 4-5 months before

they even start to look at it........

Thank You

Michelle

[hafiz 1]

i would read the guide, there is this pdf file that shows the timeline of what happens.

[aussiewench 9]

Michelle

I-130's at VSC are currently processing petitions with a receipt date of December 03 2005 so according to that your receipt date of January 12 2006 has not been reached yet. Keep in mind though that the USCIS processing dates should be used only as a guide. My 1-130 through VSC was approved weeks before the listed processing date had been reached.

For an outline of the requirements for I-134 have a read HERE (It is pinned in the Foreign Embassy Forum for your future reference.

Lorelle

[MDighe 0]

MANY THANKS to EVERYONE"S reply.....

Michelle

[MDighe 0]

Michelle

I-130's at VSC are currently processing petitions with a receipt date of December 03 2005 so according to that your receipt date of January 12 2006 has not been reached yet. Keep in mind though that the USCIS processing dates should be used only as a guide. My 1-130 through VSC was approved weeks before the listed processing date had been reached.

For an outline of the requirements for I-134 have a read HERE (It is pinned in the Foreign Embassy Forum for your future reference.

Lorelle

Lorelle

Hi I am again confused what is the difference between a I-134 and a I-864? Also this statement come from the I-864 (e. Immigrants who have already worked or can be credited with 40

qualifying quarters of work as defined in Title II of the Social Security Act

(SSA).) I was wondering would this pertain to my husband? Because when he lived in the states before he worked there for about 3yrs....Durning his college days then after he GRAD from U of T he was working and got transfered and worked up until his H1b ran out and he got jacked by a lawyer in NY so then he had to take his PR in Canada....So does it help that he was once there and worked while in legal status?

Michelle