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Hi all,

The good news is that I received the I-864/I-864A/I-134 from my in-laws today, and they will be couriered to the London Embassy tommorow. My only fear is that there may be some random mistake on them I haven't picked up on - I was just wondering if anyone knews what happens if there is a mistake? Will the Visa be denied or will they simply send back another letter stating what needs to be done?

Married to my USC Spouse in the UK 08/17/2006

Entered the US with my CR1 on 09/25/2007

Mailed I-751 application on 07/14/2009 to CSC

I-751 package arrived at CSC on 07/16/2009

Check cashed on 07/20/2009

NOA1 Dated 07/16/2009

Biometrics Appointment 08/21/2009

Touched 08/24/2009

APPROVED 09/14/2009

Card Production Ordered 09/22/2009

Card arrived in the mail 09/28/2009

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Visa wont be denied, they will just give slip indicating what needs to be supplied.

As for affidavit of support. CR-1/IR-1 uses the I-864, and K-1, K-3 uses the I-134.

The instruction letter included in the packet sent you by the embassy will spell out exactly what is needed to be returned to them, the rest is brought to the interview.

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Thanks for the reassurance - I don't know why the Consular Officer wanted me to send in both the I-864A and the I-134 for my Mother-in-Law (who is a household member to the co-sponsor, my Father-in-Law), but as he asked for it, I got her to include it for me.

Married to my USC Spouse in the UK 08/17/2006

Entered the US with my CR1 on 09/25/2007

Mailed I-751 application on 07/14/2009 to CSC

I-751 package arrived at CSC on 07/16/2009

Check cashed on 07/20/2009

NOA1 Dated 07/16/2009

Biometrics Appointment 08/21/2009

Touched 08/24/2009

APPROVED 09/14/2009

Card Production Ordered 09/22/2009

Card arrived in the mail 09/28/2009

US Citizen as of 10/20/2010!

*IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN WORKING IN SECURITY/LAW ENFORCEMENT/MILITARY IN THE USA, FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME FOR INFO*

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Thanks for the reassurance - I don't know why the Consular Officer wanted me to send in both the I-864A and the I-134 for my Mother-in-Law (who is a household member to the co-sponsor, my Father-in-Law), but as he asked for it, I got her to include it for me.

Good luck mate...i hope u get ur visa soon...

As for me, i doubt my in laws have even printed out the form again....they are kinda slow like that haha

Speak to u soon

Andy

Posted
Thanks for the reassurance - I don't know why the Consular Officer wanted me to send in both the I-864A and the I-134 for my Mother-in-Law (who is a household member to the co-sponsor, my Father-in-Law), but as he asked for it, I got her to include it for me.

Good luck mate...i hope u get ur visa soon...

As for me, i doubt my in laws have even printed out the form again....they are kinda slow like that haha

Speak to u soon

Andy

Good luck to you both! Here's hoping you both get that green PENDING in the UK thread changed to a big red APPROVED soon. :thumbs:

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Good luck to you both! Here's hoping you both get that green PENDING in the UK thread changed to a big red APPROVED soon. :thumbs:

Ditto! Best of luck on getting them quickly!

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7/31 - K1 - APPROVED

8/5 - POE @ Dallas/Ft. Worth

8/11 - Wedding!!

10/15 - received Greencard

2009

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