March 2018 I-129f Filers

[Danery 43]

4 minutes ago, emekus94 said:

 

Yes-
When you use a co-sponsor, your fiance and the co-sponsor must both fill out the application.

The link above is to the wrong Affidavit
Don't do I-864, that's for AOS
You need to do I-134- and bring along the supporting documents that go with it. https://www.uscis.gov/i-134

Your specific embassy will usually tell you which documents they want for the interview 

My understanding is that not every embassy looks at the same documents so when the time comes - so check with ur embassy

thank you so much! for your help  My co-sponsor already fil the format, however we didn't know that my fiance needed to do it, so just in case I'll let him to do it as well and we won't be in trouble  thank you again for your help and yes for sure I'll check in the embassy from my country

[emekus94 1,125]

Just now, Danery said:

thank you so much! for your help  My co-sponsor already fil the format, however we didn't know that my fiance needed to do it, so just in case I'll let him to do it as well and we won't be in trouble  thank you again for your help and yes for sure I'll check in the embassy from my country

In these cases- always best to take everything
When you get there- the IO will take what they want and u can hold on to the rest

When my now husband went for his interview, I gave him everything
turns out, he only needed like 3/10000 things he had. lol
So just take them to be safe

[Danery 43]

1 minute ago, emekus94 said:

In these cases- always best to take everything
When you get there- the IO will take what they want and u can hold on to the rest

When my now husband went for his interview, I gave him everything
turns out, he only needed like 3/10000 things he had. lol
So just take them to be safe

yaaaa For sure, We haven't receive yet the NOA2, however we want to have everything ready, and not be running at the last minute  cause as you can understand we're not living in the same place lol, so sending documents can take time.
 

[crono_clone 213]

25 minutes ago, emekus94 said:

 

Yes-
When you use a co-sponsor, your fiance and the co-sponsor must both fill out the application.

The link above is to the wrong Affidavit
Don't do I-864, that's for AOS
You need to do I-134- and bring along the supporting documents that go with it. https://www.uscis.gov/i-134

Your specific embassy will usually tell you which documents they want for the interview 

My understanding is that not every embassy looks at the same documents so when the time comes - so check with ur embassy

Yup this is correct, the I-134 is what the petitioner needs to fill out, and any co-sponsors will have to fill out the same form as well.

[Bunnypio 34]

16 hours ago, MauiandMoana said:

😍 Just received an email today that we got approved yay🙏Noa1 March 5 Noa2 September 10. 

 

 

To GOD be all the Glory!

Congratulations!!!! Keep them coming

[beloved_dingo 1,953]

Our NOA1 is March 8th. I'm hoping we'll get our NOA2 within the next week! (My fiance is in Australia)

[BananaButton5 175]

I thought there would be a lot more approvals by now  Trying to stay positive and distracted! 

[Maeph 46]

Looks like approval is slow moving this week....omg what happen to USCIS. 🤔

[Meu Amor 180]

BananaButton5 haha Stay busy....the more you think about it the more it will make you anxious. There are actually still people from Jan and Feb who have not received their NOA2. There are also people not on VJ that are getting approvals They'll come....hang in there.

 

Maeph The USCIS staff to application submissions ratio is exactly 1 to 1. 

 

 

Edited September 12, 2018 by Meu Amor

[teppanyaki1 27]

Hello March filers!

 

We got approved! 

 

Old site: 8 March 2018

New Site: 12 March 2018

 

Approval date : 12 Sept 2018

 

Old site updated to approval

 

New site still just showed received.

 

So looks like old site is now being updated more regularly!!!

 

I haven’t posted much but have definitely been following everyone. Fingers crossed for a tonne more of approvals this week!

 

Feel free to ask any questions. I know I have been trying to get any information I can from everyone’s posts!

[Meu Amor 180]

teppanyaki1 congrats!!!

[ObiChe 57]

1 hour ago, BananaButton5 said:

I thought there would be a lot more approvals by now  Trying to stay positive and distracted! 

It's coming!!! I was shocked when we got ours so it will come at the craziest time and I can't wait to log in and see your excited post!

[Greenbaum 12,259]

5 hours ago, Danery said:

yaaaa For sure, We haven't receive yet the NOA2, however we want to have everything ready, and not be running at the last minute  cause as you can understand we're not living in the same place lol, so sending documents can take time.
 

EVIDENCE OF SUPPORT. You should be able to demonstrate that you will not become a public charge or be a burden on the U.S. taxpayers for financial support. A completed I-134 Affidavit of Support Form K1/K2 Interview Preparation Instructions – English (February 2014)  Page 3 of 9 with original signature will be useful to the consular officer to evaluate your petitioner’s ability to be financially responsible for you. You should also submit your petitioner’s most recent U.S. Federal income tax return (Form 1040) and wage statements (Form W-2). Employment letters stating salaries and bank statements may be included to substantiate the I-134.

 

A Joint Sponsor must meet all these requirements;

 

1.  Be over age 18; AND

2.  Be either a USC or LPR; AND

3.  Be domiciled in the US; AND

4.  Meets or exceed the 125% poverty level with income and/or assets for his/her household size

[Greenbaum 12,259]

11 hours ago, KBA said:

Hello, I am trying to find which K1 group might be at the same point that I (finally) am...I am a June 2017 filer and just received an RFE last week. Sent in the reply now waiting for NOA2. Good luck everyone! 

Sorry but they turned out the lights long ago for that group. And the fees to join this group have gone up 3X's since you filed back in 2017. So pay up buckaroo. We need another pound of flesh.

 

I know you have experienced a lot along the way but I just wanted to up lift your spirits some. I feel your pain. I hope things begin to roll for you so you can end this nightmare. Best to you and if there is anything we can do just ask.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

On ‎9‎/‎11‎/‎2018 at 2:00 AM, ThisCharmingMan21 said:

Also, the I-797 came with dates stating "Valid from 09/06/2018 to 01/05/2019". Is this something I should be concerned with if we can't schedule a consulate appointment before then?

 

On ‎9‎/‎11‎/‎2018 at 2:24 PM, crono_clone said:

Hmm good question. Mine says pretty much the same thing. I'm guessing it means that if you don't keep going with the process, then your K1 "expires" at that point and you'd need to start over.

They prefer that your case be interviewed within that four month "window". That date is used so that you keep moving forward. Just think if 50% decided not to adhere to that and then a month or two later bam all want to interview. Well the Embassy was empty for the month before and now it's over loaded. That is the simplistic explanation.

 

The NOA 2 can be extended up to a year by your Embassy but with good reason and the Embassy doesn't need to extend the NOA2 for the "one" year from expiration. The new extension, if approved, will be for an additional 4 months. Extensions are in the form of 4 month extension with each approval till you reach one year. If you need to go beyond a year then you must go to the end of the line and begin the process from 129f over again and pay the fees. You must provide a reason for the NOA 2 extension when requesting the extension from your Embassy.