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WHAT IS THE MEANING IF YOUR CASE IS IN ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING AND SHOWING "YOUR CASE IS READY FOR INTERVIEW" BUT YOU HAD PASSED THE INTERVIEW ALREADY?

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1 hour ago, LilyJ said:

 

No, they don't need to live in the same city or state, all that's required is that they live in the US. Either the husband or the wife will fill out I-864, and the other will fill out I-864a. I'm not sure if there is a rule on who must complete which, but one must do I-864 and the other must do I-864a (this still only counts as one joint sponsor because they are in the same household so don't worry). They will report their individual incomes on the forms but they will submit their tax transcripts with both of their names on it as well as their W2s

Thank you so much. So one of them need to fill the I-864a and another one the !-864. So there's no way one only must fill the I-864?

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4 hours ago, Cristel said:

Thank you so much. So one of them need to fill the I-864a and another one the !-864. So there's no way one only must fill the I-864?

Yes, since they are married one must do I-864 and the other I-864a

Our CR1 Journey:

 

USCIS Stage:

  • Feb 14 2019: NOA1 (NSC)
  • July 31 2019: I129f NOA1
  • Sep 19 2019: I129f NOA2 (Denied - 50 days from NOA1)
  • Sep 19 2019: I130 NOA2 (Approved - 217 days from NOA1)

 

NVC Stage:

  • Sep 27 2019: Sent to Department of State
  • Oct 31 2019: Case number received (34 days since sent)
  • Nov 1 2019: IV & AOS fees received & paid
  • Nov 14 2019: IV & AOS submitted
  • Dec 18 2019: All docs accepted, but one additional doc requested (5 weeks from submission)
  • Dec 18 2019: Requested doc submitted
  • Feb 19 2020: Documentarily Qualified (9 weeks from 2nd submission, 14 weeks from first submission)

 

Interview Stage:

  • Mar 11 2020: Interview letter received
  • Apr 1 2020: Interview date
  • Mar 17 2020: Interview cancelled due to COVID-19
  • August 3 2020: Rescheduled letter received, new appointment August 25 2020
  • August 25 2020: Visa approved at interview! (558 days from NOA1)
  • September 10 2020: Embassy received passport in mail
  • September 15 2020: Passport with visa in hand

 

October 11 2020: Arrived in US!

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45 minutes ago, Cristel said:

Ah okay! Thank you very much for your help, I appreciated. 

You are welcome, remember have your wife read up well on the I-864 instruction form, and have her friends do the same and have them study I-864 and I-864a instruction forms as well so they can become well versed in what they need to do when filing out the forms. Good luck 🙏

Our CR1 Journey:

 

USCIS Stage:

  • Feb 14 2019: NOA1 (NSC)
  • July 31 2019: I129f NOA1
  • Sep 19 2019: I129f NOA2 (Denied - 50 days from NOA1)
  • Sep 19 2019: I130 NOA2 (Approved - 217 days from NOA1)

 

NVC Stage:

  • Sep 27 2019: Sent to Department of State
  • Oct 31 2019: Case number received (34 days since sent)
  • Nov 1 2019: IV & AOS fees received & paid
  • Nov 14 2019: IV & AOS submitted
  • Dec 18 2019: All docs accepted, but one additional doc requested (5 weeks from submission)
  • Dec 18 2019: Requested doc submitted
  • Feb 19 2020: Documentarily Qualified (9 weeks from 2nd submission, 14 weeks from first submission)

 

Interview Stage:

  • Mar 11 2020: Interview letter received
  • Apr 1 2020: Interview date
  • Mar 17 2020: Interview cancelled due to COVID-19
  • August 3 2020: Rescheduled letter received, new appointment August 25 2020
  • August 25 2020: Visa approved at interview! (558 days from NOA1)
  • September 10 2020: Embassy received passport in mail
  • September 15 2020: Passport with visa in hand

 

October 11 2020: Arrived in US!

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2 hours ago, LilyJ said:

You are welcome, remember have your wife read up well on the I-864 instruction form, and have her friends do the same and have them study I-864 and I-864a instruction forms as well so they can become well versed in what they need to do when filing out the forms. Good luck 🙏

I will let them know. Thanks once again 👐

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