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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: India
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hello all,

I was just looking at the copy of my I134 which I already sent to my wife. But now I have a second thought abt what I put in question # 8, "the following persons are dependent upon me for supprt..."

at that time, I put in my wife's name and checked wholly depe. box.

basically, do I interpret this question as if it is asking that are there other people in US currently who are dependent on me..??

basically did I screw up..?? :crying: by putting my wife's name in question #8..?? pls pls help

thanks for any help guys :)

07/31/2011 -- US Citizen wife applied for her parents I-130

12/12/2011 -- Got NOA1 ONLY for mom's file

/**********************************************************/

12/22/2006 -- got married in india

01/17/2007 -- I-130 packet sent to NSC

01/27/2007 -- moved to CSC

01/29/2007 -- NOA1 received

04/19/2007 -- NOA2 received

K3 -- I129F

2/12/2007 -- packet sent

2/22/2007 -- NOA 1

4/25/2007 -- notice received in mail

5/10/2007 -- NVC recieved case (finally, after 3 weeks)

5/14/2007 -- NVC sent case to Mumbai embassy

5/21/2007 -- Embassy received case

5/31/2007 -- wife sent in packet 3

6/15/2007 -- wife received packet 4

8/23/2007 -- INTERVIEW DATE wohooooo + got K3 visa on 23rd :)

9/03/2007 -- sweetheart is here in US

AOS - EAD

9/17/2007 -- AOS/EAD package sent to chicago lock box

9/26/2007 -- NOA 1s for 485 & EAD

10/1/2007 -- biometrics appt letter received

10/13/2007 -- fingerprinting....speed it up guys..

11/28/2007 -- card production ordered - EAD

03/04/2008 -- final interview for greeen card :)

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Your wife is not counted in part 8 due to the fact the I-134 is to show you will be supporting her after she arrives, section 8 is for any dependents already in the USA.

I suspect the consular officer will understand this slip-up and ignore it.

Don't stress on this.

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: India
Timeline
Your wife is not counted in part 8 due to the fact the I-134 is to show you will be supporting her after she arrives, section 8 is for any dependents already in the USA.

I suspect the consular officer will understand this slip-up and ignore it.

Don't stress on this.

thank you :)

07/31/2011 -- US Citizen wife applied for her parents I-130

12/12/2011 -- Got NOA1 ONLY for mom's file

/**********************************************************/

12/22/2006 -- got married in india

01/17/2007 -- I-130 packet sent to NSC

01/27/2007 -- moved to CSC

01/29/2007 -- NOA1 received

04/19/2007 -- NOA2 received

K3 -- I129F

2/12/2007 -- packet sent

2/22/2007 -- NOA 1

4/25/2007 -- notice received in mail

5/10/2007 -- NVC recieved case (finally, after 3 weeks)

5/14/2007 -- NVC sent case to Mumbai embassy

5/21/2007 -- Embassy received case

5/31/2007 -- wife sent in packet 3

6/15/2007 -- wife received packet 4

8/23/2007 -- INTERVIEW DATE wohooooo + got K3 visa on 23rd :)

9/03/2007 -- sweetheart is here in US

AOS - EAD

9/17/2007 -- AOS/EAD package sent to chicago lock box

9/26/2007 -- NOA 1s for 485 & EAD

10/1/2007 -- biometrics appt letter received

10/13/2007 -- fingerprinting....speed it up guys..

11/28/2007 -- card production ordered - EAD

03/04/2008 -- final interview for greeen card :)

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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I think their is same question like that in forum I-864A (Household contract) You cant count same person twice your wife is getting sponsered so i am sure YuAndDan is right about it.

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