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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Anyone here that has gone for their K1 visa interview and the visa was aproved without the visa officer asking for the i-134 form( affidavit of support)?

Especially Frankfurt Embassy?

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they asked for the I-134 when my fiance had his interview in july at frankfurt

they also wanted the W2 from my current job and the 3 years of tax return transcripts

 

they will ask for the I-134, you will have to bring it and the evidence.

I-129f Sent:  08-07-2023

I-129f NOA1:  08-15-2023

I-129f NOA2: 03-05-2024

NVC Case # Assigned:  03-25-2024

Consulate Received: 04-11-2024

Packet 3 Received: 04-25-2024

Interview Date: 07-09-2024 APPROVED!

Visa Issued: 07-11-2024

Visa Received: 7-15-2024

Date of Entry: 11-5-2024

Married: 12-18-2024

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I was at the interview yesterday at frankfurt and they never asked for the I 134 yet i had it at the interview, the visa was also approved but my medical results are yet to be received by the embassy.

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thats really odd.

there are several sites that the officer may request the I-134. so i guess it is just officer discretion?

 

you could submit an inquiry to them to check if they were supposed to collect it.

 

but if they realize they did need it they may contact you to let you know that you need to send it to them

I-129f Sent:  08-07-2023

I-129f NOA1:  08-15-2023

I-129f NOA2: 03-05-2024

NVC Case # Assigned:  03-25-2024

Consulate Received: 04-11-2024

Packet 3 Received: 04-25-2024

Interview Date: 07-09-2024 APPROVED!

Visa Issued: 07-11-2024

Visa Received: 7-15-2024

Date of Entry: 11-5-2024

Married: 12-18-2024

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Thank you,

I think its because we had attached a lot of documents while filling,  so i will just wait for their response after the 10 working days maybe then i can reach out

Also i read somewhere that you can't be approved with missing documents. 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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It's normal. It's down to the officer to ask for it or not. Some don't

 

I assume its because they know you'll have the more rigorous and stricter Affidavit during the AoS process.

 

I am in the UK, and have seen dozens of people with the same question as you, and it's considered normal- some officers ask for it, others don't.

 

Just 2 days ago someone asked this on a UK Facebook k1 group, as they were waiting for medical results like you, and then yesterday they got approved. No i-134 requested or seen at all.

 

 I-129F Journey! ❤️

Package sent: 02 March 2024

NOA1 Received: 04 March 2024

NOA2 Approval: 23 August 2024

Physical NOA2 Received: 04 September 2024

Sent to State:

NVC Case Created:

Case In Transit:

Case Ready:

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Thank you so much ,

You don't know how relieved I feel after reading ths . 

Been sad since yesterday wondering what I did wrong, it's very confusing and especially if the officer said approved and asked you to go home and wait for your passport.

I have realised that we all have different experiences from each other based on:

the stage of the case

 and where one is applying from 

One should also be mentality stable, with strong shock absorbers to pull through with any US Visa 😁

You have to be patient as well because their timelines change all the time

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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The I 134 is a bit of a joke, I went through London and self sponsored  he may be glanced at my stuff for a couple of seconds and moved on.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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