Switching Jobs

[the.ronin 0]

If I switch jobs and our I-129F continues to be processing, do I need to report that to the USCIS? How - just a form letter?

Additionally, how does that look when I provide evidence for the interview in terms of the letter from the employer? At best, I will have been at my new job for just a couple months. However I do keep every pay stub I have earned and am well well above the poverty limits indications for a sponsor.

[pushbrk 12,883]

If I switch jobs and our I-129F continues to be processing, do I need to report that to the USCIS? How - just a form letter?

Additionally, how does that look when I provide evidence for the interview in terms of the letter from the employer? At best, I will have been at my new job for just a couple months. However I do keep every pay stub I have earned and am well well above the poverty limits indications for a sponsor.

No sweat. Just provide accurate information and supporting documentation.

[William33 110]

If I switch jobs and our I-129F continues to be processing, do I need to report that to the USCIS? How - just a form letter?

Additionally, how does that look when I provide evidence for the interview in terms of the letter from the employer? At best, I will have been at my new job for just a couple months. However I do keep every pay stub I have earned and am well well above the poverty limits indications for a sponsor.

No sweat. Just provide accurate information and supporting documentation.

Supply it at the applicable Embassy/Consulate, along with 3 years tax returns and w-2's.

Don't muck up the works, by supplying unnecessary information to USCIS now. This will gain you nothing.

[the.ronin 0]

Ah so I should wait until my fiance's interview? Am I getting the process mixed up here ...

Interestingly, our friends went through the same exact process (same circumstances - he is U.S., she is Mexico) and when she had her interview in Juarez, they never even so much as asked for any of the tax returns, pay stubs, W2s, etc. ... although I intend on bringing everything. Just interesting to note.

Thanks you guys.

[kitkat1 5]

Ah so I should wait until my fiance's interview? Am I getting the process mixed up here ...

Interestingly, our friends went through the same exact process (same circumstances - he is U.S., she is Mexico) and when she had her interview in Juarez, they never even so much as asked for any of the tax returns, pay stubs, W2s, etc. ... although I intend on bringing everything. Just interesting to note.

Thanks you guys.

CDJ doesn't use the I-134 so it's up to the beneificary to supply everything. Some COs ask for proof, some don't.

USCIS doesn't care about your job. Once the petition is approved, you will provide the financial support information at the consulate interview. As stated, you'll supply an updated employer letter at that point.