Soon to be applying for K1 Visa

[superunluckyme 0]

yes im aware it would need to be printed jsut the powerpoint would make an easier read and to keep it all together rather than scattered

[JeanneAdil 6,489]

I would suggest the USC joins and knows the full process

this is not cheap nor fast

the K1 ,itself is $675

and then there is a AOS fee to be paid to embassy for ds 160

after marriage in the US,, the I-485 is $1440 and the I -131 is either $630 (paper filing) or $580 (Online filing )

 

USC also needs 125% of poverty level income to sponsor for AOS (I 485) 

the joint sponsor is not obligated to cover immigrant's expensive / if joint sponsor fillls I 864 their responsibility  is to the state and federal governments for using public monies listed in the public charge list

 

Its important to know all the process,  income levels,  cost and prepare for this

[MaxP22 186]

Getting married/making the application before she finds a job is a terrible idea.

 

Once she has a job, which really should be both of yours only priority right now, then start the process.

[SalishSea 17,801]

4 hours ago, superunluckyme said:

yes im aware it would need to be printed jsut the powerpoint would make an easier read and to keep it all together rather than scattered

Honestly, I wouldn’t send a lot of extra/non-required stuff.   You do not get ‘brownie points’ for sending things they don’t ask for, particularly for a low-fraud consulate.  
 

The form itself is comprehensive.  You can certainly do a cover letter as a way to index the supporting evidence, but the more fluff you send, the longer it will take USCIS to weed through it during the adjudication process.   We’ve also seen people get RFEs when the extra detritus they included in the packet just raised more questions.  
 

A succinct, well-organized packet containing all the requirements is the way to go, regardless of which petition you do in the end.