NOA2 received. Need help on next step. Laos fiance

[Vipucf20 0]

So as the title states I received my NOA2. It's been about 10 days since I got the letter. So I called the NVC to see if I can get my case number but they haven't received my case from the USCIS yet. I've been looking around the web and seeing how to go from here. I'm a little bit lost at the moment. Do I need to file my I-134?? If I do, where do I send it? To my understanding, the next steps are to get my case number from the NVC and tell my fiance to go pay for the interview, call the embassy for an appointment for the interview and get her check up at the hospital a week or so before the interview. What do I do about the I-134?? Please can someone help answer on what do I do after the NOA2 has been received. Btw, my fiance is from Laos if anyone has done it from here and can share some experiences that would be very helpful.

[RJandHamid 1,128]

Congrats on receiving NOA2. It can take about 2-4 weeks from receiving NOA2 to receive your case number from the NVC, so keep calling every day. As for the I-134, you will need to complete it, sign it, and mail it to your fiancee. She will then take it to her interview. Once you have your case number, you and your fiancee can also complete the online DS-160 form. 

 

After you get your case number from the NVC, you can track where your case is and see when it arrives at the embassy in Laos. Once you see that it has arrived there, you may want to contact the the embassy for instructions on where to go for the medical exam and how to schedule and pay for the interview. 

[Vipucf20 0]

1 hour ago, RJandHamid said:

Congrats on receiving NOA2. It can take about 2-4 weeks from receiving NOA2 to receive your case number from the NVC, so keep calling every day. As for the I-134, you will need to complete it, sign it, and mail it to your fiancee. She will then take it to her interview. Once you have your case number, you and your fiancee can also complete the online DS-160 form. 

 

After you get your case number from the NVC, you can track where your case is and see when it arrives at the embassy in Laos. Once you see that it has arrived there, you may want to contact the the embassy for instructions on where to go for the medical exam and how to schedule and pay for the interview. 

Thanks RJ!!