Leaving second job - already submitted I-129F

[Sierra TC 26]

Hello there,

 

I submitted my K1 Visa packet about a month ago. I've been working 2 jobs for several months and listed both end dates as "present" on my I 129F form since I was working both at the time I submitted my forms. Unfortunately due to my car breaking down I cannot work my secondary job. Is there anything I should do to notify USCIS that I am no longer working there or is this not of importance? To answer any possible questions, it was for supplemental income only. I wasn't completely relying on the income and I can still meet the min income requirements fine with my primary work. I'm more concerned if I need to give them some kind of notice that I'm no longer working there.

 

Thanks!

[NancyNguyen 1,657]

You are fine, no need to. 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

3 hours ago, RainyJupiter said:

Hello there,

 

I submitted my K1 Visa packet about a month ago. I've been working 2 jobs for several months and listed both end dates as "present" on my I 129F form since I was working both at the time, I submitted my forms. Unfortunately, due to my car breaking down I cannot work my secondary job. Is there anything I should do to notify USCIS that I am no longer working there or is this not of importance? To answer any possible questions, it was for supplemental income only. I wasn't completely relying on the income and I can still meet the min income requirements fine with my primary work. I'm more concerned if I need to give them some kind of notice that I'm no longer working there.

 

Thanks!

You could work one or a million jobs and USCIS doesn't care. The only one that will care is the embassy and you are a little way from that time. If you are above the poverty level for one job, you're good to go.

[Pmta1 39]

You're not required to notify the USCIS about a change in your employment. The form I-129F only asks for "current" information at the time of filing (which you did). The next time you must update anyone on your employment situation is when your fiance goes to the consulate for the interviews and shows your (or a joint sponsor's) I-134 Affidavit of support. Until then, no need to do anything.

[payxibka 10,045]

8 hours ago, RainyJupiter said:

Hello there,

 

I submitted my K1 Visa packet about a month ago. I've been working 2 jobs for several months and listed both end dates as "present" on my I 129F form since I was working both at the time I submitted my forms. Unfortunately due to my car breaking down I cannot work my secondary job. Is there anything I should do to notify USCIS that I am no longer working there or is this not of importance? To answer any possible questions, it was for supplemental income only. I wasn't completely relying on the income and I can still meet the min income requirements fine with my primary work. I'm more concerned if I need to give them some kind of notice that I'm no longer working there.

 

Thanks!

Petition is submitted as of a point in time.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[Sparkle Sparkle 914]

Don't think USCIS expects you to pause your life because you submitted a petition... People get better jobs and move on while some lose jobs or decide to do other things to earn money... What matters is when you fill your I-134 that you earn above minimum for your category. 

[Sierra TC 26]

So many changes. I may be moving states (WA to ID). Since my form was already submitted, I have my case number and it was sent to the California service center. If I am to move states will this be re-sent to the Nebraska service center (forJurisdiction over Idaho)? Thanks,