Second Step: Now What?

[nlalves 0]

Hey Guys,

So I'm probably just worrying to much but i do have some doubts!

I applied for my fiance who lives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

On February 22, 2016 I received the letter from NVC informing me that our case has been sent to the U.S. Consulate in Rio.

It also told us to go on travel.state.gov/k1 and follow the second step.

All we have left to do is the medical exams and the I-134 forms.

Except the medical exam needs the interview date (which we don't have), the Consulate doesn't answer his calls or my e-mails.

Are we suppose to receive a letter in Brazil or here?

Also I'm filling the I-134 for myself and my co-sponsor and sending it to him asap, is their any other financial records I should send.

I just moved back in Dec'15 so all financial statements will have to be my co-sponsors (which is my mother) since I can't declare anything due to not living in the U.S since I was 17.

Any information is helpful!

Thanks

[teeak 224]

For K1, you schedule your own appointment first.

http://brazil.usembassy.gov/immigrant-visas_kvisas.html

Go to the step-by-step part.

Edited March 4, 2016 by teeak

[Caryh 5,206]

US citizens are required to file their taxes in the USA. Generally no taxes are due, but the Fed still wants those records on income you're making over seas. Although you might get by if you had no income and write a statement to that effect.

Also I believe many embassies prefer to see the co-sponsor file an I-864, rather than the I-134 for K-1 visas. You might want to check that with others who used a co-sponsor through the embassy you'll go through.