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     I have filled out my I134 Support form. I am in the midst of possibly getting a different position with another company that offers more per hour. My question is since I already filled my Affidavit for the previous company and got a letter from HR; how will this work? What do I need to fill out and do if I get this position.

 

 

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If an I-134 is required, it should be accurate at the time of submitting it..  I-134 information for a previous employer would not be valid.

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9 minutes ago, EliAnon said:

Hello,

 

     I have filled out my I134 Support form. I am in the midst of possibly getting a different position with another company that offers more per hour. My question is since I already filled my Affidavit for the previous company and got a letter from HR; how will this work? What do I need to fill out and do if I get this position.

 

 

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Just redo the affidavit with the current info and new evidence,  scan and email to your fiancee.   Probably a 90%+ chance she won't be asked for it, she needs to have it in her pocket 

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37 minutes ago, EliAnon said:

Hello,

 

     I have filled out my I134 Support form. I am in the midst of possibly getting a different position with another company that offers more per hour. My question is since I already filled my Affidavit for the previous company and got a letter from HR; how will this work? What do I need to fill out and do if I get this position.

 

 

thanks!

Possibly isn't "having" a different position.  ;)    

 

If you interview is soon I would not worry on it.    The I-134 is a non-binding document..  just saying

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4 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

Possibly isn't "having" a different position.  ;)    

 

If you interview is soon I would not worry on it.    The I-134 is a non-binding document..  just saying

Alright, we are still stuck on that darn ‘At NVC’ screen, but have our MNL#.

 

idk if that is considered ‘interview soon’ but I will just send her an expedited one via FedEx. Because it needs a wet signature right? 

 

Lol and I think i’m gonna get this new position god willing, and that my uncle is high up there and gave my resume directly to the CFO ;) 

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payxibka   10,045

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3 minutes ago, EliAnon said:

Alright, we are still stuck on that darn ‘At NVC’ screen, but have our MNL#.

 

idk if that is considered ‘interview soon’ but I will just send her an expedited one via FedEx. Because it needs a wet signature right? 

 

Lol and I think i’m gonna get this new position god willing, and that my uncle is high up there and gave my resume directly to the CFO ;) 

Manila does not require a wet

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5 minutes ago, EliAnon said:

Wow since when :0 are there any wet docs even required now?!

It's not for every embassy. For now it is USEM policy that a "wet" signature is not needed, so go with the flow . :D

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10 minutes ago, EliAnon said:

Alright, we are still stuck on that darn ‘At NVC’ screen, but have our MNL#.

 

idk if that is considered ‘interview soon’ but I will just send her an expedited one via FedEx. Because it needs a wet signature right? 

 

Lol and I think i’m gonna get this new position god willing, and that my uncle is high up there and gave my resume directly to the CFO ;) 

Email a copy of the I-134 to your fiancee.

 

I is a strong possibility it won't even be asked for ...yes its on the required list but the embassy has been very lax on asking for the support evidence (K-1) since 2014

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payxibka   10,045

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7 minutes ago, EliAnon said:

Wow since when :0 are there any wet docs even required now?!

Somebody did us all a favor and actually called them.

 

 

YMMV

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9 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

Email a copy of the I-134 to your fiancee.

 

I is a strong possibility it won't even be asked for ...yes its on the required list but the embassy has been very lax on asking for the support evidence (K-1) since 2014

Good for all of us, bad for our country lol.

 

9 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Somebody did us all a favor and actually called them.

 

 

Well about time really lol

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payxibka   10,045

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2 minutes ago, EliAnon said:

Good for all of us, bad for our country lol.

Not really, the I-134 has no "teeth" and the I-864 is submitted with AOS and that is the real affidavit 

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1 minute ago, payxibka said:

Not really, the I-134 has no "teeth" and the I-864 is submitted with AOS and that is the real affidavit 

Yeah, but in all honesty they should look at AOS’s more thoroughly and make informed decisions based on that. We will take what we got though ;) 

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2 minutes ago, EliAnon said:

Yeah, but in all honesty they should look at AOS’s more thoroughly and make informed decisions based on that. We will take what we got though ;) 

Well meeting the 125% poverty level isn't hard for most petitioners in the PI, unless of course you are the oddball 25 year old.  :)

 

Couldn't resist

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1 minute ago, payxibka said:

Well meeting the 125% poverty level isn't hard for most petitioners in the PI, unless of course you are the oddball 25 year old.  :)

 

Couldn't resist

Haha im movin’ up and pulling strings lol, tell you what. Gotta just keep after it! 

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