Jump to content

mangomynz

Members
  • Posts

    39
  • Joined

  • Last visited

mangomynz's Achievements

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

  1. I have seen this before. Everything fits the description it is "Führungszeugnis" and same orginization who issued it but it is "Europäisches Führungszeugnis" basically from what I read it is other EU countries citizens which applies to me and I was there staying for a while. Contents are not different from a regular one.
  2. I have a question for people who had to get german police certificate "Fuehrungszeugnis". I just received a german police certificate of good conduct but I received a European certificate of good conduct "Europäisches Fuehrungszeugnis from Germany instead of a regular one. No I'm not german national. Will this be an issue? I checked on the internet it shows the same information like a regular one.
  3. Do I need to have an original document of I-134 with a signature from my fiance in the US to bring to the interview? Or is a copy okay? Also, supportive documentation of I-134 (bank statements, Tax returns, etc.) are copies okay?
  4. Do you need to notarize the translated police certificate? Also if the translation was done digitally is it okay to print it as a copy? Or do you need to get a paper version original translation?
  5. Thank you for your answer. Right now, we are filing an I-134 document, so my income is 10k~ above the poverty line. For example, if a person changes jobs and new has a proper income that exceeds the guideline. I feel it would make sense if the most recent one (last year) should make sense. But like you mentioned, you may be right.
  6. I got few more questions> On boundless.com and I134 instructions form it says to also have bank statements, with deposit and current balance. Is it really required? Or tax returns or W2 is enough together with the statement from the employer if your income is enough and is above the poverty line. Also, is 3 years of tax returns necessary? It says most recent, so shouldn't it be the last year's tax returns? Especially if you changed jobs and now this current job only shows a proper income that meets the requirements.
  7. I heard it has to be the I-129F with an approved stamp from USCIS, no? I have never received it neither from NVC USCIS or the embassy yet. Or can it be an I-129f copy with our signatures? Also USCIS I-129F form changed after April, so we should bring a copy of old version of the I-129f petition, right?
  8. Does it really matter if the photo is older than 6 months? I took photos when we filed for a K1 visa with the I-129f application to USCIS. It already has been around 6-7 months or are they that strict about it?
  9. Also, does anyone have any knowledge, that if I change the embassy will I receive a new case number especially if the transfer process is done through embassies not through NVC? I am not sure if I should wait until the case is transferred and then do the DS-160 form or if should I do it now and select an interview location in Lithuania.
  10. I have a question regarding CEAC visa status. What does "Ready" mean exactly? I read on forums that the case is ready in the consulate for the interview and it is in the US consulate. However, I tried to contact the embassy for a transfer change, but I received a reply that the case is still not in the US consulate in Frankfurt. Did anyone encounter this?
  11. I have a few questions on how exactly to file the I-134 document: On page 6 of 13, Part 3, Part number 13. Current Employer's Address. Does it have the address of the main company building? Or the address where the person works? For example, in USCIS I-129f you had to fill in the main building of the company address, not the store of the company where you work. On page 6 of 13, Part 3, Part number 14. Income. If I am going to support the beneficiary and I don't have any other dependants other than me then I should only write myself, right? Where do you get the annual income from? Did you calculate yourself? Or does it have to be listed by the company about my annual income? Because my income varies based on commission every month. Should I just calculate my income from last year?
  12. Thank you for your answer. Could you elaborate a little bit more, when you refer to the Visa Officer, you mean the officer from the US embassy? In this situation, should I reach out to the US embassy where I want to transfer my case? Also since It is going to take time to transfer my case to the other embassy and of course I won't have my interview date yet, how could I extend it?
  13. Thank you for the advice. I really appreciate it Should we do that when the case is "Ready" on the CEAC tracker website? Or should we try when it is still "In Transit"? I also know that I am supposed to receive some sort of package 3 or letter from the US embassy. What should we do because US consulate might send it even though my beneficiary will not live there anymore and he is going to be in Lithuania where we want to do the interview. Also, I know that USCIS approval is for 4 months, right? How can we extend it if the transfer process going to take long? Should we contact the US embassy where we want to conduct our interview and process our visa to extend it or the consulate in Germany?
  14. Should we wait until the case is "Ready" in the CEAC tracker website to transfer the case and contact the embassies? Also, how should we extend the USCIS I-129F approval then? If I remember correctly it is 4 months, right?
×
×
  • Create New...