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happyscrub

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    K-1 Visa
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    California Service Center
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    Montgomery AL
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    Madagascar

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  1. USCIS automated answer system doesn't help. We used a "cheat" to talk to a live agent, but my wife doesn't speak english well and the agent hung up on us because I answered a question for her and I wasn't allowed to (asked for her birthday. She don't know how to say March in english). I'm attempted to answer the mail with our medical and tell them that's what we assumed they were asking for and tell them they didn't state what they wanted. I seen one other person on the internet go thru the samething and it was the mecial they wanted
  2. We did not send in medical with the petition and we didn't have the official proof of family base green card eligibility (some document name as numbers and letters that we didn't keep. But I read it's not a problem). A week ago our status changed to RFE back to processing all in one day, and our case advanced pass step 3 (attend interview if necessary) to step 4. Today I get this mail but it's not stating what they want in the RFE. The document is the same on the website. This is the first page and the 2nd page it just further instructions and where to mail. Our case online is back to REF status Thoughts? I'm going to call today. I assume it's the medical. We never got the courtesy medical letter that I hear about. I think it will be the medical, but I wanted to post this and will update because I can't find much information from people who had similar experiences
  3. Go to the adjust of status part of this forum now. Your K1 visa journey is over. You have 90 days from your fiancee entry date into the US to mail in the documents. Did your fiancée have all their vaccines done? If not, you need to complete that. They should of been given a paper (I forget the name) where the embassy doctor checked off if they were vaccinated or not with all the required vaccines. If not, you need to find a civil surgeon to complete it. That's the most lengthy process that you don't want to wait until the last min to do
  4. It doesn't ask for that. It only states it as an option among a list of options to show evidence.
  5. If you show transcripts of last year, then that's the end of the investigation. You don't have to volunteer and say, "BTW, I'm not longer workering, deny me" I don't know why so many people are recommending pay stubs. It's not good as transcripts.
  6. Both if neither of you meet the requirements and you are combining your incomes to meet the limit. But I assume you only need one person to do so. But if that one person doesn't pass the income requirements by a good margin, I'll file both to make it look better. my mistake
  7. Officially, you do nothing until the embassy contacts you. No reason to be rushing to file documents that takes a day to do weeks in advance when they haven't asked you to do so yet. To get a good idea how long the wait will be, you should visit forums related to your country. Many countries are different. It's going to take atleast a month or more for them to process it and ship it and for the embassy to receive it for many countries. And on top of that, the embassy has to go over it and then contact you when they are ready for you to start the process. If anything, the best thing to do is research how to get the police certificate and birth certificate (and divorce, death certificate from past relationship and proof of being able to be married if your country does that) and if there's any special requirements for them. Like in our country, the requirements had to be that the documents couldn't be more than 3 months old. And also, get any documents saying you have vaccines before or they will make you take vaccines you may have already had for the medical exam. I would add, if the wait seems unusually long, i would contact NVC just to keep in contact. And if they say they sent it, I would contact the embassy too if it's unusually long just to keep on contact.
  8. Don't put deceased. Can't background check "deceased". Just put the current information of when they died. And the only information they ask for that would matter on this subject is country and city.
  9. This post just shows a problem here of too much advice on doing things without waiting for instructions. People flood the net with information to cheat the system to get a skip in line when some of those tricks really only work in certain countries. But people give this advice as general advice for all.
  10. You are unemployed but will you make enough money this year to get over the 29k(?) threshold? Whatever it is. If so, than all you need is your tax transcripts to show you made enough.
  11. Oh really. I gave my fiancée >>>ONLY<<< my tax transcripts and she got her visa the very next day also. So what is the common denominator in both our stories? 😆
  12. Evidence of past income is evidence of current income. Hell, in your view, your paystubs is past income. It's income you made months or weeks ago. If what you think its true, you would find tons of people who only used their transcripts (which is recommended) and getting a 221g to show proof of paystubs. I doubt you would but I bet you would find it so the other way around. It's just flat-out bad advice and also a ton of unnecessary work when all is required is a quick download from the IRS
  13. I didn't say tax returns, I said tax transcripts. And tax transcripts are better evidence than anything else you can show because it shows what you made in a year's time and is evidence provided by the IRS, a government institution. And it shows how much you actually made in a year after any tax deductions. And it's a document that consulars are trained to look at and is easily looked at. Focusing on paystubs is bad advice unless someone didn't earn enough income in the previous year. And it's just going to open you up to more scrutiny. It just sounds sketchy too.
  14. You haven't even scheduled a medical exam yet or got the instructions and how to do that. The interview is the last thing to do. You need to get all your documents and medical exam first. You will get instructions on how to do all that. Or you can cheat the system and ask people how to do it in your country BEFORE you get the real instructions and hope they gave you the best advice
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