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My Fiancee already has a visa interview accepted by the American Embassy 

( Consulate)  in her Country of Ecuador but the I 134 A is still pending die to nonconfirm notice  with USCIS in Texas. Can she be denied at interview ?

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Are you talking about a K-1 interview?  If so, how is an I-134a applicable?

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1 hour ago, Crazy Cat said:

Are you talking about a K-1 interview?  If so, how is an I-134a applicable?

 

 

Well Cat - I received a notice from USCIS stating that we may need a co-sponsor since I do not make enough $ ( I'm on Disability at the moment ) is the i 134 A applicable ?

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43 minutes ago, John and Angela said:

Hi Wally! I found your post and I'm a few months behind you in the process. I was wondering if you could tell me how long it took you to get the interview once NVC sent your file to Guayaquil? Thanks and good luck with your K-1!

OP has not been seen on this site since 2 sep 24 - odds are they will not return. as such, this thread is locked.
should you have questions pertaining to your own visa path, please start your own thread.

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