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Horray, we just got our Packet Three from the Vancouver Consulate --- I have a concern though, can someone tell me if the I-134 is normally listed in the items needed from the K3 checklist --- or does that come as a request in packet 4 --- this is just a bit perplexing since you have to give proof of abiltiy to support the immigrating spouse --- is it different at other consulates? --- I don't mind if I don't need it --- because there are certainly enough other items on the checklist we have to complete and compile ---By the way it came to our attorney and then she sent it to me --- so hubby was a bit sad he did not get that packet at his doorstep --- since the ball so to speak has been in my court, he was anticipating it coming his way ---

Thanks ahead for any information you may be able to give to us --

C

02/23/05 - Met as Friends

09/29/05 - Married in Victoria BC Canada

11/04/05 - File I-130

11/18/05 - NOA1 I -130

12/08/05 - File 1-129F

12/13/05 - NOA1 I-129F

01/09/06 - APPROVAL I-129F

03/23/06 - I-130 APPROVAL

03/23/06 - K3 interview in Vancouver, Canada

03/23/06 - K3 denied due to CMIT 23 years prior

03/23/06 - i-601 Waiver Submitted

04/07/06 - NOA1 for I-601 Waiver received

10/18/06 - I-601 Approved out of Vermont

11/27/06 - 10:00 appointment at Vancouver Consulate for Visa Stamp

11/27/06 - Arrive home 8.5 hours after crossing the border in Blaine Washington, due to horrible show storm --- we were happy to be home

01/04/07 - AOS sent off

01/10/07 - NOA - 1-485

01/25/07 - RFE for I-824 - used and outdated form

02/14/07 - Get email stating Post Office has Address posted as Vacant from the USCIS

02/16/07 - Hubby gets WA State Drivers Licence

03/05/07 - AOS appointment April 19, 2007 Seattle

04/13/07 - Biometrics Taken for AOS

04/19/07 - AOS interview - Approved pending name check

04/23 - 05/28 - 5 additional appointments with the Seattle USCIS office - to clear up the EAD issue

05/15/07 - 90 Day EAD Arrives

06/10/07 - EAD/Green Card approval letter arrives

06/15/07 - EAD arrives

06/23/07 - 2 year conditional Green Card Arrives

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Congrats on receiving your packet!! It seems to me like I heard about that happening to another couple and they in fact did not require it in vancouver. We have transferred our case to vancouver and had to fill out another checklist specific to vancouver. I will ask my husband if that was on it the next time i talk to him. I know with montreal that that was on the checklist and they sent us the actual form too. We already have the I-134 taken care of so i'm not worried about it. If i were you, i would email the embassy after sending the checklist and just make sure you won't need it for the interview...... this would be a good time to also make sure they received your paperwork and everything is going normally. The email is vancouverK@state.gov. They are generally very good about replying within a few days. Good luck!!!!!!

P.S. you might post this question in the canada regional discussion.

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They didn't ask for I-134 when I had my K3 interview in Vancouver. It was also not in our checklist.

Me- Indonesia & hubby - US

married in Vancouver, Canada

USCIS-free for 10 years !

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I wonder when they stopped wanting it? If you visit "embassy info" up top and click Vancouver, it is listed in the forms needed. Hmmmm. That seems really weird to me being that the Support topic seems to weigh so heavy in situations, is it just because it is K3 and they know you'll have to show support when you adjust anyway?

Married 12-30-05

Started our visa journey Jan 06.

01-06 - I-130, K3 shortly after

04-06 - switched to Canada Immigration

07-06 - Moved to Canada (PR almost complete)

07-06 - Changed again, back to US imm.

09-06 - Landed as Canadian PR

10-06 - DCF Toronto, Approved in 1.5 hrs!

11-06 - Interview Montreal (success!)

I-130

10-05-06 DCF in Toronto - Approved

10-19-06 Packet 3 received & sent back

10-20-06 Montreal receives P3

11-03-06 Packet 4 received

11-06-06 Medical

11-22-06 Interview / Visa approved

11-26-06 heading home, 6 day drive, my oh my

HOME SWEET HOME

10.24.08 - Mailed I-751 to CSC

Delivered at 9:03 AM on October 25, 2008

10.29.08 NOA1

10.30.08 Check cashed

12.06.08 Biometrics Appt.

12.19.08 Received new Drivers License extended to 2011

03.12.09 Received CONGRATULATIONS letter - Card on the way!!

03.20.09 Received his SHINY new card. WOO HOOOOOOO

YAY!! We can take a break from this madness until Citizenship.

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I wonder when they stopped wanting it? If you visit "embassy info" up top and click Vancouver, it is listed in the forms needed. Hmmmm. That seems really weird to me being that the Support topic seems to weigh so heavy in situations, is it just because it is K3 and they know you'll have to show support when you adjust anyway?

It does seem wierd --- I will call them or have my hubby do so this week to be certian but the reasoning you mentioned about AOS seems pretty reasonable, does that mean they are the only reasonable consulate out there --- if so, Im glad we are going with them --- we were married in Canada in September and he is a UK citizen ---

02/23/05 - Met as Friends

09/29/05 - Married in Victoria BC Canada

11/04/05 - File I-130

11/18/05 - NOA1 I -130

12/08/05 - File 1-129F

12/13/05 - NOA1 I-129F

01/09/06 - APPROVAL I-129F

03/23/06 - I-130 APPROVAL

03/23/06 - K3 interview in Vancouver, Canada

03/23/06 - K3 denied due to CMIT 23 years prior

03/23/06 - i-601 Waiver Submitted

04/07/06 - NOA1 for I-601 Waiver received

10/18/06 - I-601 Approved out of Vermont

11/27/06 - 10:00 appointment at Vancouver Consulate for Visa Stamp

11/27/06 - Arrive home 8.5 hours after crossing the border in Blaine Washington, due to horrible show storm --- we were happy to be home

01/04/07 - AOS sent off

01/10/07 - NOA - 1-485

01/25/07 - RFE for I-824 - used and outdated form

02/14/07 - Get email stating Post Office has Address posted as Vacant from the USCIS

02/16/07 - Hubby gets WA State Drivers Licence

03/05/07 - AOS appointment April 19, 2007 Seattle

04/13/07 - Biometrics Taken for AOS

04/19/07 - AOS interview - Approved pending name check

04/23 - 05/28 - 5 additional appointments with the Seattle USCIS office - to clear up the EAD issue

05/15/07 - 90 Day EAD Arrives

06/10/07 - EAD/Green Card approval letter arrives

06/15/07 - EAD arrives

06/23/07 - 2 year conditional Green Card Arrives

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