QUOTE(1HappyGuy @ Jul 17 2007, 12:25 PM)
You need to wait until your case file has left the NVC and sent to the embassy in your fiance's country. If you are going to visit him, you should get your financial support documents prepared and bring them with you. I believe you need a I-134 and it should be notarized.
Check the time lines under your embassy to get an idea about how long to process through them. It seems that the USCIS is still working pretty slow about sending files to NVC, but once there, the process speeds up usually.
September might be accomplished, but December is very likely to far away. You might be married by then.
The next fees would be for AOS (Adjustment of Status) which can't occur until after you are married. You could also be looking for EAD and AP (Employment Authorization Doc. & Advanced Parole) but that can be a decision you both should make later.
Thanks so much for that information.
I have another little question, I am looking at the I-134 form and I am going to tell my manager to get a letter ready, but the only thing I am worried about is the fact that I am temporary and it wants you to list specifically if you are permanent or temporary, do you think this will hurt me?
Ok let me give you a brief background on this....I worked for this company that I am currently working at for 5 years, but I left to go and be with my fiancée` in the Bahamas for 2 months then I came back the USA to get sworn in to become a citizen in January and I stayed in the USA. So when I tried to come back into my job there was nothing available permanent so I went to a Temp agency that ironically had a position with the company I worked with before I left but it was temporary position. Now I hope that gives you a better idea, maybe I need to call USCIS and see what they tell me.
. I just got the email and I am 
, I know this is still the beginning but I am happy to be moving a little forward. Pushing for him to be here by September or at least by December 
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