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I know this is quite early anyway as we've only just received our NOA1 via text last week, but just want to be as prepared as we can especially with bank statements that can be traced back to 1 year or 6 months. 

I read on the Auckland consulate's page (http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=New Zealand&cty=Auckland) that proof of beneficiary's own funds (bank statements, pay slips etc.) will be required to bring to the interview. I know that this is consulate-specific, and isn't as important as my fiancé's I-134 form, but can anyone offer insights/experience on how many months and the approximate amount the consular's looking for? I just want to start preparing from now..

Much appreciated! 

 

Trieu & Quyen's timeline: 

 

K-1 Visa

03-08-2017: I-129F package sent to Lockbox in Dallas, TX.

03-10-2017: I-129F package delivered and routed to California Service Center (CSC).

03-13-2017: Receipt date by USCIS, CSC.

03-16-2017: I-797C (NOA1) hardcopy notice date.

03-17-2017: NOA1 (receipt of petition) via text & email 

06-22-2017: NOA2 of approval

10-05-2017: Interviewed at the Auckland (NZ) U.S. Consulate - APPROVED!

10-12-2017: K-1 Visa received in mail

01-18-2018: Arrived in the US!

 

02-14-2018: Civil Marriage 

 

Adjustment of Status

03-19-2018: Filed for I-485, I-131 and I-765

03-29-2018: NOA (receipt) for I-485, I-131 and I-765

04-18-2018: Biometrics Appointment for I-485 & I-765

08-08-2018: Case Ready to be Scheduled for Interview (I-485)

08-22-2018: NOA (approval) for EAD & AP

09-06-2018: Received EAD/AP combo card in mail

10-10-2018: NOA for I-485 Interview

11-15-2018: I-485 Interview - Approved!

11-24-2018: Green Card In Hand! 

 

Removing Conditions on Residency

10-23-2020: Filed for I-751

10-26-2020: Package delivered to USCIS PO Box in AZ

11-11-2020: NOA date

11-13-2020: Notification text Showing Service center YSC( Potomac Service center). Cash checked.

06-09-2021: Case updated to "Fingerprint was taken" - NOA of biometrics waived 

 

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I've heard that at least that last 3 most recent pay stubs are good, a few more wouldn't hurt. You won't need years of paystubs if your tax returns reflect that information consolidated. 

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16 hours ago, ozrock said:

I've heard that at least that last 3 most recent pay stubs are good, a few more wouldn't hurt. You won't need years of paystubs if your tax returns reflect that information consolidated. 

Thanks for the info! :)

Trieu & Quyen's timeline: 

 

K-1 Visa

03-08-2017: I-129F package sent to Lockbox in Dallas, TX.

03-10-2017: I-129F package delivered and routed to California Service Center (CSC).

03-13-2017: Receipt date by USCIS, CSC.

03-16-2017: I-797C (NOA1) hardcopy notice date.

03-17-2017: NOA1 (receipt of petition) via text & email 

06-22-2017: NOA2 of approval

10-05-2017: Interviewed at the Auckland (NZ) U.S. Consulate - APPROVED!

10-12-2017: K-1 Visa received in mail

01-18-2018: Arrived in the US!

 

02-14-2018: Civil Marriage 

 

Adjustment of Status

03-19-2018: Filed for I-485, I-131 and I-765

03-29-2018: NOA (receipt) for I-485, I-131 and I-765

04-18-2018: Biometrics Appointment for I-485 & I-765

08-08-2018: Case Ready to be Scheduled for Interview (I-485)

08-22-2018: NOA (approval) for EAD & AP

09-06-2018: Received EAD/AP combo card in mail

10-10-2018: NOA for I-485 Interview

11-15-2018: I-485 Interview - Approved!

11-24-2018: Green Card In Hand! 

 

Removing Conditions on Residency

10-23-2020: Filed for I-751

10-26-2020: Package delivered to USCIS PO Box in AZ

11-11-2020: NOA date

11-13-2020: Notification text Showing Service center YSC( Potomac Service center). Cash checked.

06-09-2021: Case updated to "Fingerprint was taken" - NOA of biometrics waived 

 

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