June 2018 K1 Filers

[daniBR 34]

2 minutes ago, Fernanda R Sanz said:

4 months?thought it takes 7 months to get NOA2! Is this correct? 😮🤔

It does take 6-7 months, but I've already waited 2 and a half, so only 4-4.5 months to go  

[Monicalalfonso 67]

8 minutes ago, Fernanda R Sanz said:

4 months?thought it takes 7 months to get NOA2! Is this correct? 😮🤔

4 more months. 

It can take 5-7 months for NOA2, leaning towards 6-7.

[BJ & Christine 1,392]

6 minutes ago, Monicalalfonso said:

4 more months. 

It can take 5-7 months for NOA2, leaning towards 6-7.

Sadly it’s  more towards 6-8... hate it myself but, it’s reality 

[Fer Schvarztman 217]

20 hours ago, danidillenburg said:

 

Thanks guys!! 6 month to go for me, then. It is a very long wait, but we have to stay positive 😊

[Snicda 16]

3 hours ago, Snicda said:

Hello everyone

I wanted to know if the petitioner changes his job will that affect the k-1 process?? Because my fiance (petitioner) got another job. Is this a problem?

Thank you 😊

[Monicalalfonso 67]

On 8/15/2018 at 2:59 PM, BJ & Christine said:

Sadly it’s  more towards 6-8... hate it myself but, it’s reality 

trying to keep positive. But since we all got "estimate" adjudication dates of 6 months, that what I am aiming for.

[BJ & Christine 1,392]

6 minutes ago, Monicalalfonso said:

trying to keep positive. But since we all got "estimate" adjudication dates of 6 months, that what I am aiming for.

Im at 6.5 months as of today. Just gunna keep waiting. Cus it's all I can do..

[Monicalalfonso 67]

11 minutes ago, BJ & Christine said:

Im at 6.5 months as of today. Just gunna keep waiting. Cus it's all I can do..

You can do this! Rooting for you! Hoping I have this kind of strength in a few months as well. 

[BJ & Christine 1,392]

13 minutes ago, Monicalalfonso said:

You can do this! Rooting for you! Hoping I have this kind of strength in a few months as well. 

Out of the 3500 ish filers for k1 for February about 10% r on vj. Just over 50 approvals on vj. Think it be safe to say there is roughly a total of 500ish approved so far for the month of February. 

Some of us will be approved before 7 month. Few will be waiting months longer 😢

[Snicda 16]

Hey guys,

I have a serious question. Is it true that when my finace( petitioner) sends me sponsorship doc, the job should be permanent or something. Is there any rules regarding this? Can he apply that of he is working from a temp.agency and his job hasnt been permanent? And this is scaring hell out of me. 

[emekus94 1,125]

15 minutes ago, Snicda said:

Hey guys,

I have a serious question. Is it true that when my finace( petitioner) sends me sponsorship doc, the job should be permanent or something. Is there any rules regarding this? Can he apply that of he is working from a temp.agency and his job hasnt been permanent? And this is scaring hell out of me. 

I have never heard of such a thing.- correct me if am wrong @Greenbaum
People move from one job to another all the time. 
immigration does not care if you have a different job every day. As long as the income is met.

What you do have to worry about is that your petitioner has the burden of proof to show that they can support you whilst in the states.

If their income from this year and last year does not meet the requirements, then they need to line up a co-sponsor.

What you might be confusing it with is that as proof of sponsorship, people sometimes include an employer letter which states someone's position, whether PERMANENT or temporary and how long they have been employed. It's unlikely  a temp agency will write such letters. 

[Snicda 16]

2 minutes ago, emekus94 said:

I have never heard of such a thing.- correct me if am wrong @Greenbaum
People move from one job to another all the time. 
immigration does not care if you have a different job every day. As long as the income is met.

What you do have to worry about is that your petitioner has the burden of proof to show that they can support you whilst in the states.

If their income from this year and last year does not meet the requirements, then they need to line up a co-sponsor.

What you might be confusing it with is that as proof of sponsorship, people sometimes include an employer letter which states someone's position, whether PERMANENT or temporary and how long they have been employed. It's unlikely  a temp agency will write such letters. 

Thanks its a relief. So he has to show last years income as well?? Ok i will keep everything in mind and see what can be done. We do have a co-sponsor though. Thanks its a big relief.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

2 minutes ago, emekus94 said:

I have never heard of such a thing.- correct me if am wrong @Greenbaum
People move from one job to another all the time. 
immigration does not care if you have a different job every day. As long as the income is met.

What you do have to worry about is that your petitioner has the burden of proof to show that they can support you whilst in the states.

If their income from this year and last year does not meet the requirements, then they need to line up a co-sponsor.

What you might be confusing it with is that as proof of sponsorship, people sometimes include an employer letter which states someone's position, whether PERMANENT or temporary and how long they have been employed. It's unlikely  a temp agency will write such letters. 

As long as the income is met. 

 

 

[emekus94 1,125]

Just now, Snicda said:

Thanks its a relief. So he has to show last years income as well?? Ok i will keep everything in mind and see what can be done. We do have a co-sponsor though. Thanks its a big relief.

Ideally, he should show income from like the past 3 years- 
However, each country's document requirement for interviews is slightly different. I suggest you visit your country's forums and see if you can find out exactly what they need for the interview.

if he was a student/not enough income/etc- that's all okay
Get a co-sponsor. Although keep in mind not every embassy accepts co-sponsors. 
So do your research now whilst you wait

But for sure- the TYPE of job one does has no impact on this visa process. 
 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

On 8/15/2018 at 3:20 PM, Snicda said:

Thank you 😊

No.