May 2018 NO2 ----> NVC

[Dave_and_Jessa 212]

Well, NVC still hasn't received our case yet.  Kinda thought it would be there last week but I think the holiday slowed things down a little.  Oh well, maybe tomorrow!

[Novah 102]

6 hours ago, EllyNelly said:

Fiancee's interview is this wednesday and i think i am more nervous than him

Good luck! Please let us know how it goes. I know it will go well!!!  (:

[zamardii12 25]

3 hours ago, Dave_and_Jessa said:

Well, NVC still hasn't received our case yet.  Kinda thought it would be there last week but I think the holiday slowed things down a little.  Oh well, maybe tomorrow!

Same here. Starting to get frustrating. We received our NOA2 on the 15th so 1 day after you and still nothing. Tomorrow is day 21 since we received the NOA2. 

[ChuAni 1,191]

@EllyNelly...Goodluck for 6th.

Whuups! It's a Done Deal.🎉🎇

 

[benson4922 29]

OK here is part of what happened at my fiancées interview in Manilla.  my fiancée had her interview Monday morning and she was never asked to give the Affidavit of support. only nso,,cenomar, and nbi. neither the Pilipino counselor or the American CO asked her about my income or job or the Affidavit OS and supporting documents? the interview went well, they kept her passport and just said "thank you you're finished" she was given a paper as she left with info to register her address for delivery. I'm confused why they never asked for AOS?? Would like to hear comments about this.

[zamardii12 25]

51 minutes ago, benson4922 said:

OK here is part of what happened at my fiancées interview in Manilla.  my fiancée had her interview Monday morning and she was never asked to give the Affidavit of support. only nso,,cenomar, and nbi. neither the Pilipino counselor or the American CO asked her about my income or job or the Affidavit OS and supporting documents? the interview went well, they kept her passport and just said "thank you you're finished" she was given a paper as she left with info to register her address for delivery. I'm confused why they never asked for AOS?? Would like to hear comments about this.

Why would you need a AOS at an interview? That should only be needed once your fiance is in the country and you guys are married. 

Edited June 5, 2018 by zamardii12

[Mara Liceth 134]

11 hours ago, edel.castillojr00 said:

Is anyone's fiancee from Cuba? I hoping someone could help me with which embassy to put on the DS-160. Do you still put Havana or do you just pick Georgetown? 

 

Thank you

I just saw an article that say starting on June all the visas that were being processed in Bogotá  Colombia. Are being transfer to Georgetown Guyana. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.diariolasamericas.com/america-latina/lo-que-deben-saber-los-cubanos-que-planean-solicitar-visa-eeuu-guyana-n4147243/amp

[CCCCCF 174]

Hi all, quick question about I-134 affidavit of support, is tax return a must?

If we have prepared w2, and statement from employer with salary, start date, position and it's a permanent position?

 

[ChuAni 1,191]

1 hour ago, CCCCCF said:

Hi all, quick question about I-134 affidavit of support, is tax return a must?

If we have prepared w2, and statement from employer with salary, start date, position and it's a permanent position?

 

Check your Embassy's Requirements (Packet 3).

[CCCCCF 174]

2 minutes ago, ChuAni said:

Check your Embassy's Requirements (Packet 3).

Well, it's very general. Only one line: Evidence which will show that you and your children, if any, are not likely to to become public charges in the United States. If an affidavit of support is to be submitted, Form I-134 should be used.

 

They don't mention what type of documents are required. So I am wondering if W-2 and employer letters are enough?

[ChuAni 1,191]

2 minutes ago, CCCCCF said:

Well, it's very general. Only one line: Evidence which will show that you and your children, if any, are not likely to to become public charges in the United States. If an affidavit of support is to be submitted, Form I-134 should be used.

 

They don't mention what type of documents are required. So I am wondering if W-2 and employer letters are enough?

Ooh! Okay..

 

*Form I-134

*Tax Returns (3-4 years ago)

*Employment Letter

*Bank Statement

Edited June 5, 2018 by ChuAni

[CCCCCF 174]

1 minute ago, ChuAni said:

Ooh! Okay..

 

*Form I-134

*Tax Returns (3-4 years ago)

*Employment Letter

*Bank Statement

Thanks!

[Greenbaum 12,259]

1 hour ago, CCCCCF said:

Hi all, quick question about I-134 affidavit of support, is tax return a must?

If we have prepared w2, and statement from employer with salary, start date, position and it's a permanent position?

 

Tax return is required document for proving you meet or exceed the poverty guidelines and the beneficiary can be supported. There is less paperwork if you go to the IRS website and download Tax Transcripts, which is desired by the Embassy's rather than 1040's. There free and you can get them immediately without waiting.

https://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Get-Transcript

 

14 minutes ago, CCCCCF said:

Well, it's very general. Only one line: Evidence which will show that you and your children, if any, are not likely to to become public charges in the United States. If an affidavit of support is to be submitted, Form I-134 should be used.

 

They don't mention what type of documents are required. So I am wondering if W-2 and employer letters are enough?

W-2 and employer letters are not enough. Follow the document requirements from this page as it asked for the max that any Embassy will ask for.

https://jp.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/k-affidavit/

 

Here is a thread on the processing experiences of some from Malaysia just a year ago. Use as a good primer as to what to expect.

 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

23 minutes ago, ChuAni said:

Ooh! Okay..

 

*Form I-134

*Tax Returns (3-4 years ago)

*Employment Letter

*Bank Statement

Most Embassy's are looking for the most current year tax return, but no more then 3 years max is needed. If a specific Embassy needs more as you stated it will be contained in the P3. In lieu of 1040's use Tax transcripts available from IRS.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

8 hours ago, benson4922 said:

OK here is part of what happened at my fiancées interview in Manilla.  my fiancée had her interview Monday morning and she was never asked to give the Affidavit of support. only nso,,cenomar, and nbi. neither the Pilipino counselor or the American CO asked her about my income or job or the Affidavit OS and supporting documents? the interview went well, they kept her passport and just said "thank you you're finished" she was given a paper as she left with info to register her address for delivery. I'm confused why they never asked for AOS?? Would like to hear comments about this.

The Manila Embassy (USEM) hasn't asked for financial supporting documents for over 3 years now. It still advised to have the documents prepared as the CO can ask for them. We still see some being asked but you can count them on one hand over a years time.