Unemployed at the time of filing I-129F

[jbrid 0]

Hello All,

I am the U.S. citizen and actually at the moment I am between jobs. I see that later in the process I will need to supply paycheck stubs and bank statements proving that I am employed and can support my fiance. I certainly expect to be employed by then which should be at least three months from now. However, my G-325A states 'None' on the top Employment history line. I am mailing my I-129F any day now.

Should I be worried about this?

Do they require employment of the U.S. citizen at the time of filing I-129F?

Thanks very much!

[Carlawarla 1]

Hello All,

I am the U.S. citizen and actually at the moment I am between jobs. I see that later in the process I will need to supply paycheck stubs and bank statements proving that I am employed and can support my fiance. I certainly expect to be employed by then which should be at least three months from now. However, my G-325A states 'None' on the top Employment history line. I am mailing my I-129F any day now.

Should I be worried about this?

Do they require employment of the U.S. citizen at the time of filing I-129F?

Thanks very much!

You will have something to put in for employment, your last job. They don't ask for that financial information until the beneficiary is interviewed. You're just starting this process so there is lots of time before you're going to need that information.

All the best in finding new employment!

[jbrid 0]

Hello All,

I am the U.S. citizen and actually at the moment I am between jobs. I see that later in the process I will need to supply paycheck stubs and bank statements proving that I am employed and can support my fiance. I certainly expect to be employed by then which should be at least three months from now. However, my G-325A states 'None' on the top Employment history line. I am mailing my I-129F any day now.

Should I be worried about this?

Do they require employment of the U.S. citizen at the time of filing I-129F?

Thanks very much!

You will have something to put in for employment, your last job. They don't ask for that financial information until the beneficiary is interviewed. You're just starting this process so there is lots of time before you're going to need that information.

All the best in finding new employment!

Thanks for the quick reply.

Right, my last job is there on the second line, but on the first line I put 'None' because the End Date on the first line is hardcoded as 'Present'. I am still not sure what to do there. If I put my last job on the first line, the form is forcing me to say that I am still working there because End Date = Present. That is why I think I should be None on the first line.

[Carlawarla 1]

Your right, at the time that you send in the application, if it says your present job, you have to put none. It will not affect your application at this point, particularly if you're looking for work and hopefully will have work before the interview date! Please send in your application, get busy looking for work, and you'll have enough time when you have to send in other paperwork.

All the best!

[pushbrk 12,228]

Your right, at the time that you send in the application, if it says your present job, you have to put none. It will not affect your application at this point, particularly if you're looking for work and hopefully will have work before the interview date! Please send in your application, get busy looking for work, and you'll have enough time when you have to send in other paperwork.

All the best!

He's right but he's not sending an application. He's sending a petition. His fiancee will be the visa "applicant".

I'm sure people get tired of being reminded of this but the terminology error has confused a lot of people and several lately. Please raise the priority for using the correct terminology when advising people. It helps everybody.

[It's me 1]

I'm a disabled Veteran at the 100% rate, and receiving social security... I hope that will be an acceptable source of income for my petition approval