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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: United Kingdom
Timeline

Hi guys,

I see another member has a similar question, but thought I better post my own since our situations are somewhat different.

Here's my situation:

I meet the 2005 poverty level guidelines for the I-134, but none of my 2005 income was earned in the US. (I only worked in China during 2005.)

Does it matter WHERE I earned my income for sponsoring my husband? Do I need a co-sponsor since I only worked abroad, even though I financially meet the guidelines for poverty level? Or am I ok to sponsor him on my own?

Thanks!

Mariel

I-130F:

13 Feb. 2006 - sent I-130; 14 Feb. 2006 - I-130 received at Nebraska

28 Feb. 2006 - NOA-1

2 Mar. 2006 - RFE for payment problem; 3 Mar. - corrected & mailed; 6 Mar. - USCIS rec'd payment

12 June 2006 - APPROVED! (NOA-2)

20 June 2006 - case number assigned

3 July 2006 - DS-3032 and AOS Fee bill generated; 6 July - emailed DS-3032 Choice of Agent

13 July 2006 - Received DS-3032 (UK)

14 July 2006 - DS-3032 mailed to NVC

17 July 2006 - DS-3032 and AOS Fee received in mail

19 July 2006 - mailed Fee bill to NVC; recieved at NVC St. Louis facility 20 July

24 July 2006 - Received NVC choice of agent confirmation email

4th-8th Aug 2006 - Recieve IV bill. (non specific date recieved/away vacation)

10th Aug 2006 - NVC recieve IV Bill.

11th Aug 2006 - Recieved I-864 package / mailed back 15th Aug

I-129F:

6 Mar. 2006 - sent I-129F; 8 Mar. 2006 - I-129F received at USCIS

16 Mar. 2006 - NOA1

3 July 2006 - received RFE (IMBRA); 5 July 2006 - mailed RFE response

10 July 2006 - received USCIS email confirming receipt of RFE response

13 July 2006 - received RFE (IMBRA) AGAIN

17 July 2006 - mailed 2nd RFE response; received by USCIS 19 July

27 July 2006 - APPROVED!

7 Aug 2006 - case number assigned at NVC

11 Aug 2006 - Recieved NVC letter confirming case sent to london

23 Aug 2006 - Received Packet 3 / 25 Aug 2006 - Mailed back

04 Sep 2006 - Medical completed.

08 Sep 2006 - Interview date assigned for 2nd October

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Mariel,

You need to demonstrate that you will be able to support your husband after he enters the USA.

It's nice that you made enough last year, but will you be able to this year and next? And can you prove it?

Yodrak

Hi guys,

I see another member has a similar question, but thought I better post my own since our situations are somewhat different.

Here's my situation:

I meet the 2005 poverty level guidelines for the I-134, but none of my 2005 income was earned in the US. (I only worked in China during 2005.)

Does it matter WHERE I earned my income for sponsoring my husband? Do I need a co-sponsor since I only worked abroad, even though I financially meet the guidelines for poverty level? Or am I ok to sponsor him on my own?

Thanks!

Mariel

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: United Kingdom
Timeline

Mariel,

You need to demonstrate that you will be able to support your husband after he enters the USA.

It's nice that you made enough last year, but will you be able to this year and next? And can you prove it?

Yodrak

Yep...I have no problem on current employment and income. So it sounds like it didn't matter where I earned my paycheck in 2005 then. I was just concerned that there might be an issue based on that other post, and wanted to make sure that foreign earned income last year didn't make me a candidate for needing a sponsor. Thanks! :thumbs:

I-130F:

13 Feb. 2006 - sent I-130; 14 Feb. 2006 - I-130 received at Nebraska

28 Feb. 2006 - NOA-1

2 Mar. 2006 - RFE for payment problem; 3 Mar. - corrected & mailed; 6 Mar. - USCIS rec'd payment

12 June 2006 - APPROVED! (NOA-2)

20 June 2006 - case number assigned

3 July 2006 - DS-3032 and AOS Fee bill generated; 6 July - emailed DS-3032 Choice of Agent

13 July 2006 - Received DS-3032 (UK)

14 July 2006 - DS-3032 mailed to NVC

17 July 2006 - DS-3032 and AOS Fee received in mail

19 July 2006 - mailed Fee bill to NVC; recieved at NVC St. Louis facility 20 July

24 July 2006 - Received NVC choice of agent confirmation email

4th-8th Aug 2006 - Recieve IV bill. (non specific date recieved/away vacation)

10th Aug 2006 - NVC recieve IV Bill.

11th Aug 2006 - Recieved I-864 package / mailed back 15th Aug

I-129F:

6 Mar. 2006 - sent I-129F; 8 Mar. 2006 - I-129F received at USCIS

16 Mar. 2006 - NOA1

3 July 2006 - received RFE (IMBRA); 5 July 2006 - mailed RFE response

10 July 2006 - received USCIS email confirming receipt of RFE response

13 July 2006 - received RFE (IMBRA) AGAIN

17 July 2006 - mailed 2nd RFE response; received by USCIS 19 July

27 July 2006 - APPROVED!

7 Aug 2006 - case number assigned at NVC

11 Aug 2006 - Recieved NVC letter confirming case sent to london

23 Aug 2006 - Received Packet 3 / 25 Aug 2006 - Mailed back

04 Sep 2006 - Medical completed.

08 Sep 2006 - Interview date assigned for 2nd October

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