K1 - Couple Questions

[captmaximus 11]

Hello all,

First of all just wanted to say that this site is such a great resource with so many friendly and knowledgeable individuals. I've been reading and learning a lot.

We are mid-march filers with the TSC and I have a couple of pre-NOA2 questions.

My W2s and 1040s for the last 3 years show I'm well above the poverty line.

1) Do I still need to get any additional information such as bank statements, proof of employment, etc?

My fiancé lives in a rural area which doesn't really have an adress except for the name of the village and its corresponding city. We'd like for the US Embassy in Guatemala to use a relative's address in Guatemala City for mailing purposes. Our lawyer used her current address on I-29F.

2) Should I wait for NOA2 and until the NVC has assigned us a case number to make the address change with them?

Any information would be highly appreciated.

[Kaleem ullah 0]

You still Have about 2 to 3 month before you get your NOA2.if there isn't any RFE.if there is then you could certainly request to change the address. But I would say you should wait to get your NOA2 before taking any steps. As far as concerning of taxes you would need 2 year taxes above the poverty along with that bank letter that you have account with them it'll be better if you can get it notarized.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

If not using assets, then really no need for a bank letter or bank statements. Just provide your most recent tax return(or more years if you wish) plus proof of current income with letter from employer and/or recent pay stubs. Here are the instructions for your consulate >

http://www.ustraveldocs.com/GUA-K1%20and%20K3%20Fiance%20Packet%20Call%20Center%20Instructions.pdf

As for the address, you can probably contact the consulate and let them know the address change once you have your case# from the NVC. You can provide your names and the case number and give them the address where documents can be received. You will also be creating an account at this site, and will enter an address for document delivery > http://www.ustraveldocs.com/gt/gt-iv-visaapplyinfo.asp#interview

[captmaximus 11]

Thank you both for the information; it is highly appreciated!

[Darnell 8,478]

ya, on the I-134, you need 2 things:

1. prior year/years tax data and

2. proof of current annual income.

[captmaximus 11]

Darnell:

Appreciate it, sir!