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aiwa311975   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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i have a co-sponsor..what form will my co-sponsor use? what from will i present during the interview? will it be my fiancee's I-134 or our c0-sponsor's I-134? please help..thanks!!

timeline:

K-1 Timeline

02-02-06 = met online

09-11-06 = met fiancee

09-27-06 = USCIS received File (NOA1)

12-07-06 = USCIS approved petition (NOA2) - sent to NVC

12-26-06 = NVC sent approved petition to Manila/assigned case number

01-12-07 = manila, US embassy received approved petition

01-18-07 = Manila, US embassy sent fiancee pre-interview notice

02-28-07 = K Packet received (US embassy:packet was sent 2-15-07)

04-10-07 = Medical

04-16-07 = Interview ( APPROVED!!!) -- Praise God!!!

04-27-07 = VISA in hand

06-08-07 = Arrived USA

07-21-07 = Church Wedding

AOS Timeline:

07-23-07 = AOS/EAD package mailed

07-25-07 = Package received at P.O. Box Chicago, IL

08-16-07 = Biometrics Appointement Notice in mail

08-24-07 = for AOS/EAD Biometrics in Hammond, IN

08-31-07 = NOA1 for EAD received / NOA1 for AOS received / RFE for AOS receieved

10-03-07 = EAD Card arrived in mail

10-04-07 = Filed for SSN (expect to get the card in mail by 10-18-07)

10-16-07 = SSN card arrived in mail

10-22-07 = AOS files transferred to CSC to speed up processing

11-02-07 = Applied for Indiana State ID (It takes 30-60 days)

11-10-07 = NOA for the Approval of Permanent Residence arrived in mail. No Interview (Thank God at last!)

11-17-07 = I-551 (Conditional Permanent Resident Card) arrived in mail. Praise the Lord!

NEXT STEP:

1.) Remove Conditional Status after 2 yrs. Form I-751

2.) Apply for Citizenship after 3 yrs. Form N-400

PRAISE THE LORD FOR ALL HIS BLESSINGS

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aiwa311975   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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The petitioner and co-sponsor need to both fill out an I-134.

yeah they already filled it all...so what will i present during the interview when i will be asked by the consul? please reply...thanks a lot....

timeline:

K-1 Timeline

02-02-06 = met online

09-11-06 = met fiancee

09-27-06 = USCIS received File (NOA1)

12-07-06 = USCIS approved petition (NOA2) - sent to NVC

12-26-06 = NVC sent approved petition to Manila/assigned case number

01-12-07 = manila, US embassy received approved petition

01-18-07 = Manila, US embassy sent fiancee pre-interview notice

02-28-07 = K Packet received (US embassy:packet was sent 2-15-07)

04-10-07 = Medical

04-16-07 = Interview ( APPROVED!!!) -- Praise God!!!

04-27-07 = VISA in hand

06-08-07 = Arrived USA

07-21-07 = Church Wedding

AOS Timeline:

07-23-07 = AOS/EAD package mailed

07-25-07 = Package received at P.O. Box Chicago, IL

08-16-07 = Biometrics Appointement Notice in mail

08-24-07 = for AOS/EAD Biometrics in Hammond, IN

08-31-07 = NOA1 for EAD received / NOA1 for AOS received / RFE for AOS receieved

10-03-07 = EAD Card arrived in mail

10-04-07 = Filed for SSN (expect to get the card in mail by 10-18-07)

10-16-07 = SSN card arrived in mail

10-22-07 = AOS files transferred to CSC to speed up processing

11-02-07 = Applied for Indiana State ID (It takes 30-60 days)

11-10-07 = NOA for the Approval of Permanent Residence arrived in mail. No Interview (Thank God at last!)

11-17-07 = I-551 (Conditional Permanent Resident Card) arrived in mail. Praise the Lord!

NEXT STEP:

1.) Remove Conditional Status after 2 yrs. Form I-751

2.) Apply for Citizenship after 3 yrs. Form N-400

PRAISE THE LORD FOR ALL HIS BLESSINGS

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BelwinMills   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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The petitioner and co-sponsor need to both fill out an I-134.

yeah they already filled it all...so what will i present during the interview when i will be asked by the consul? please reply...thanks a lot....

I know people who are cosponsor in Jamaica now have to fill out the I-134 and I-864. Last week someone got turned away because their cosponsor did not fill out the 864 form so I think its better to be over prepared than under prepared. They also said make sure the items are typed out and not done by hand. Some people have been turned away for hand written documents. Just my 2 cents :whistle:

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