I-129F May 2017 Filers

[SatinderSabiee 210]

You are doing an amazing job by keeping everyone updated (SHOEGUM).

Edited October 5, 2017 by SatinderSabiee

[LabOz 915]

13 minutes ago, vml said:

thanku.   i am on 148th day.. think..they will take enough time  .

Hopefully you will have your NOA 2 in  the next 12 days or so.

[Kirin2002 257]

1 hour ago, LabOz said:

Average for now seems to be 150-160 days

You have 168 days from your NOA 1 to end of this month so you should be fine.

 

https://www.timeanddate.com/date/durationresult.html?m1=5&d1=16&y1=2017&m2=10&d2=31&y2=2017&h1=&i1=&s1=&h2=&i2=&s2=

 

Steven

I hope you're right! ❤

 

anyway I have a question (again haha). My sponsor will be my fiancé's sis. Do you think it would be recommended to start looking for the i-134 or is it too soon?? 

[JrJonesy4 90]

Two days before the extra long weekend. Let's all really hope and wish all the May K1 applicants luck. Once this weekend is over we are heading into mid may #letseemassivemovement

[Sam17 119]

1 hour ago, LabOz said:

Hopefully you will have your NOA 2 in  the next 12 days or so.

Is your NOA 2 date is according to the estimated dates of Vj timeline or it crosss some days after  that ??

Edited October 5, 2017 by vml

[Marion 105]

3 hours ago, Shoegum said:

Complete Scan List here - https://drive.google.com/open?id=0By5zWJL4h__TUzRERTZERW5pSzA

 

 

October 4th Evening Scan	Number of Cases
Your Current Status: Case Was Approved	27
Your Current Status: Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction	1
Your Current Status: Name Was Updated	2
Your Current Status: Notice Explaining USCIS' Actions Was Mailed	3
Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed	18
Your Current Status: Withdrawal Acknowledgement Notice Was Sent	1
Grand Total	52

 

 

WAC1790314213	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314246	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314255	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314256	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314267	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314273	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314274	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314294	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314297	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314300	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314313	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314316	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314331	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314334	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314350	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314358	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314382	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314387	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314395	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314429	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314449	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314465	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314469	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314480	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314491	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790314542	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790315050	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790341219	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Approved
WAC1790346330	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction
WAC1790314250	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Name Was Updated
WAC1790314467	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Name Was Updated
WAC1790314314	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Notice Explaining USCIS' Actions Was Mailed
WAC1790314368	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Notice Explaining USCIS' Actions Was Mailed
WAC1790314418	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Notice Explaining USCIS' Actions Was Mailed
WAC1790314216	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314217	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314278	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314285	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314299	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314305	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314306	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314312	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314359	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314424	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314426	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314446	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314492	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314497	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314501	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314503	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790314545	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790317822	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed
WAC1790339537	10/4/2017	Your Current Status: Withdrawal Acknowledgement Notice Was Sent

 

 

Your Current Status: Case Was Approved	87
6/22/2017	1
7/11/2017	1
8/14/2017	1
9/11/2017	1
9/15/2017	1
9/21/2017	1
9/25/2017	4
9/26/2017	1
9/28/2017	5
9/29/2017	8
10/2/2017	23
10/3/2017	12
10/4/2017	28

 

 

 

Your Current Status: Request for Additional Evidence Was Mailed	61
8/4/2017	1
8/31/2017	1
9/7/2017	2
9/13/2017	1
9/14/2017	1
9/25/2017	1
9/27/2017	8
9/28/2017	4
9/29/2017	10
10/2/2017	2
10/3/2017	12
10/4/2017	18

 

 

 

 

 

 

I don’t see myself anymore in your complete scan list but I did yesterday... my number is WAC1790316737

[Kirin2002 257]

52 cases each day, then maybe in around 1 month I will have my NOA2. It would make 180 days aprox. Expectable, I guess xD

[AnaMolina 567]

Guys, has anyone filled I-134 already?  I have a bunch of questions

[JayMar2019 2,741]

3 minutes ago, AnaMolina said:

Guys, has anyone filled I-134 already?  I have a bunch of questions

What's your question(s)?

[AnaMolina 567]

1 minute ago, Trinab80 said:

What's your question(s)?

Thanks for replying me

I'm filling it cause I feel safer than just letting my fiance do it lol he is a bit busy this week as well.

 

1) Do we, beneficiaries, have an A-number?

2) on box 38 for part 3, do we have to check I intend? That's what I would do lol but then what do we need to specify for support contributions? i wrote: Filing I-129F (K1) for my fiancee. I will finacially contribute with any kind of support she needs in the United states.

is that ok?

 

3) 26 part 3, are they asking if he filed for someone else before or we should simply write my name there? As our k1 case. If yes, date of filing would be our USCIS received date??

 

thanks so much!

[JayMar2019 2,741]

17 minutes ago, AnaMolina said:

Thanks for replying me

I'm filling it cause I feel safer than just letting my fiance do it lol he is a bit busy this week as well.

 

1) Do we, beneficiaries, have an A-number?

2) on box 38 for part 3, do we have to check I intend? That's what I would do lol but then what do we need to specify for support contributions? i wrote: Filing I-129F (K1) for my fiancee. I will finacially contribute with any kind of support she needs in the United states.

is that ok?

 

3) 26 part 3, are they asking if he filed for someone else before or we should simply write my name there? As our k1 case. If yes, date of filing would be our USCIS received date??

 

thanks so much!

Okay so I just pulled up the form so I can follow and answer your questions correctly (I haven't looked at my for awhile now since I'm still waiting on our NOA2 )

 

1) The "A-number" is an Alien ID# that a beneficiary has or was given if they previously had a green card. I would assume you don't have one so you can put "NONE" or "N/A", as this doesn't apply to you. It's the same thing the US petitioner did when filling this part out on the I-129F.

 

2) This question has always tripped up a lot of people but you should check off "No" because you are not making specific contributions as the beneficiary will be solely dependent on the USC until he/she is able to work. That is why underneath they say if you "intend" to do so, to indicate the exact nature of what and how much. Considering you are filing for a K1 fiancé visa, you are contributing 100%. Now, if you are using a co-sponsor, they have to fill this form out separately and that is when they would check off yes they do intend and to stipulate what and how much. I hope I made sense of this question for you. I still get confused myself at times.

 

3) This form is about the USC petitioner so the USC needs to put the name of the beneficiary and relationship which would be fiancé. You can use the received date.

Edited October 5, 2017 by Trinab80

[Salty2305 504]

7 minutes ago, Trinab80 said:

Okay so I just pulled up the form so I can follow and answer your questions correctly (I haven't looked at my for awhile now since I'm still waiting on our NOA2 )

 

1) The "A-number" is an Alien ID# that a beneficiary has or was given if they previously had a green card. I would assume you don't have one so you can put "NONE" or "N/A", as this doesn't apply to you. It's the same thing the US petitioner did when filling this part out on the I-129F.

 

2) This question has always tripped up a lot of people but you should check off "No" because you are not making specific contributions as the beneficiary will be solely dependent on the USC until he/she is able to work. That is why underneath they say if you "intend" to do so, to indicate the exact nature of what and how much. Considering you are filing for a K1 fiancé visa, you are contributing 100%. Now, if you are using a co-sponsor, they have to fill this form out separately and that is when they would check off yes they do intend and to stipulate what and how much. I hope I made sense of this question for you. I still get confused myself at times.

 

3) This form is about the USC petitioner so the USC needs to put the name of the beneficiary and relationship which would be fiancé. You can use the received date.

Sorry to jump in, but I'm pretty sure we receive our alien numbers on the NOA2 and that's what you will put on your I-134  

Edited October 5, 2017 by Salty2305

[JayMar2019 2,741]

2 minutes ago, Salty2305 said:

Sorry to jump in, but I'm pretty sure we receive our alien numbers on the NOA2 and that's what you will put on your I-134  

I haven't gotten my NOA2 yet so I guess that I wouldn't no much about yet.

 

@AnaMolina....if you have the NOA2, if they provided you an A-number, that would be it.

[Salty2305 504]

Just now, Trinab80 said:

I haven't gotten my NOA2 yet so I guess that I wouldn't no much about yet.

 

@AnaMolina....if you have the NOA2, if they provided you an A-number, that would be it.

Just checked the hard copy of ours and it's listed in the beneficiary box that has your name also. Starts with an A followed by 9 digits

 

@Trinab80 Hopefully not too much longer to wait for you

[AnaMolina 567]

10 minutes ago, Trinab80 said:

Okay so I just pulled up the form so I can follow and answer your questions correctly (I haven't looked at my for awhile now since I'm still waiting on our NOA2 )

 

1) The "A-number" is an Alien ID# that a beneficiary has or was given if they previously had a green card. I would assume you don't have one so you can put "NONE" or "N/A", as this doesn't apply to you. It's the same thing the US petitioner did when filling this part out on the I-129F.

 

2) This question has always tripped up a lot of people but you should check off "No" because you are not making specific contributions as the beneficiary will be solely dependent on the USC until he/she is able to work. That is why underneath they say if you "intend" to do so, to indicate the exact nature of what and how much. Considering you are filing for a K1 fiancé visa, you are contributing 100%. Now, if you are using a co-sponsor, they have to fill this form out separately and that is when they would check off yes they do intend and to stipulate what and how much. I hope I made sense of this question for you. I still get confused myself at times.

 

3) This form is about the USC petitioner so the USC needs to put the name of the beneficiary and relationship which would be fiancé. You can use the received date.

Thanks!

about question 2, I have read a lot of stuff.. I'm scared of checking any of the options lol read people saying here on VJ that was denied by checking no? So I don't know. I've seen a template here that it says to check yes and write on explnations "N/A K1 visa"

so I don't know. 

Maybe someone who has already done this and got approved would be able to clarify this for us lol @Estibaliz the expert maybe! Hahahaa

 

@Trinab80 thanks so much for your answer and I hope you get your NOA2 soon!!