I'm so very worried about my fiance. :/ She will be having her interview tomorrow and I am scared to death for the results. We've put our blood, sweat, tears, hearts and souls into this process and all I hope for is approval. I have the necessary papers I've sent her, we have pictures from BOTH my trips I took to see her (One trip on Sept. 2006 and one on May 2007), affidavit of support, filed visa applications, five paystubs from my two jobs, tax transcripts I requested from the IRS for: 2004, 2005, and 2006, a digital picture of me holding my passport in one and a recent newspaper in another picture (I only did this because I heard from somewhere it was requested by the embassy), exerpts of several Yahoo! messenger chats from dates of august, july, and june. I have already sent in the main brunt of our emails and ims with my petition. I also sent in one phonebill from July stating the number of international texts I had sent that month. I included employment letters from both my jobs but I could only get one of the letters with a letterhead. The other was ink stamped with the store's address but it DID have contact info (will this pose a problem if no letterhead?).

I also allowed my fiance to keep my first set of flight tickets I had taken on my second trip to see her. (Just the tickets for my flight on the way to her country--I still have the return flight tickets myself). I also sent photocopies of my first trip tickets with the petition.

My petition was accepted in February 2007 and approved rather quickly in late May, early June, much to my surprise. She also had her medical appointment just last week and passed it just fine.

Here is where I'm worried--I read about the poverty level requirements (125% above and all that) and realized that I just barely barely BARELY meet those requirements. My question is--will the fact that I just BARELY meet the 125% requirements pose any sort of problem for my fiance at her interview?

I guess I'm just saying that I'm nervous beyond anything and could really REALLY use some feedback from anyone who has gone through this interview process, LOL!

I met my fiance in December 2005 and we fell in love right away. She's the love of my life and I don't even know how I would react if she failed in this visa interview. It's everything we've both worked so hard for and sacrificed much for. Needless to say--it's been an exhausting and particularly emotional drain on us both and all we want is to be married and get on with our lives, no more waiting. We've gone through so much red tape and we're hoping to God this interview will be approved so that I can bring her here this January for our wedding.

If anyone can provide helpful feedback, please do so.

Am I just overreacting or overworrying?

Please don't worry much. Everything will be Ok. Each peple has a heart and I believe the Consulate Officer will feel the love from your fiance. Your fiance will get the visa soon. Be happy and good luck. Berst wishes, J & V

ditto

Heh! heh! I will try.

In some ways this feels like the night before Christmas and in others like the night before the big test that will determine whether or not you graduate.


I'll do my best to relax!

Good luck on her interview and I'm sure she will be just fine! You/she have all the necessary documents and proof of a bonafie relationship and that is what the CO will try to determine from the interview. Try to relax.

Good luck!!!

goood luck dear.and dont take any tension please.just say ur fiancee to be confident at interview.and leave the rest to God.everything will be alright.smile

Thanks, everyone! I'll try! She's in her interview right now!

how and where are we going to check if my fiance is below or above that poverty level requirements?? im so lost about it...my fiance (the petitioner) is a college graduate from UCSD and works as an electrical engineer in a company in California while i, the beneficiary passed the Nursing board exam for the same state....i feel that we're definitely able to establish a good life together by God's grace.

USCIS Poverty Guidelines: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD