drussell024

Just a follow up to anybody else who may stumble across this in the future: We ended up booking a different flight on Lufthansa transiting through Germany (as we have done before with her AP). It appears from the link above and other research that she would require either a Transit or DATV (Direct Air Transit Visa) just to simply pass through the airport. Without it, she would be denied boarding it seems.

My wife has a pending AOS but holds an EAD/AP Combo Card. We are planning on flying British Airways with a layover in Heathrow Terminal 5. Her passport is from Albania. Will she be able to successfully transit or would she need a Transit Visa? I've tried finding whether or not the AP Combo Card falls under a valid visa category for transit but I've seen conflicting opinions. Does anyone have any experience with this?

Same issue for us today too.

BTW - even filling out the form in Adobe Acrobat and removing Javascript, there were still sections I had to manually fill out by hand and then re-scan and send to my fiance. Let me know if you have any other questions I'd be glad to help

I listed my total income reported on the form in that section, and then in the explaination section I said that since we are getting married I will be supporting any and all financial needs of my fiance. We had no issue with the I134 doing that.

Petitioner will only be using income, do we list the petitioner's salary there for income contribution to the beneficiary? Or how should we fill out this question? Just seems strange to say I will be giving X amount of dollars to the beneficiary annually when we are getting married and will be living under my income together.

June 8th 2021 filer. Current processing time for the I129-F is 13.5 months with the case inquiry being available at the 15 month mark. Currently we are apart of the less than 15% of cases untouched for June 2021 filers. We submitted a case inquiry this month and got what appeared to be an automated response back via email that our case is being adjudicated and we will receive a response within 45 days. My question is this - should we reach out to my congressman or wait the full 45 days? If that email actually is just a generic response and there's a chance we won't receive any word back within that time frame then I think we should contact my congressman sooner rather than later instead of waiting until around the 16/17th month mark. Has anyone gone through this and have any recommendations?