Interview on 27th March, last minute panic - HELP!

[jojo_gee 8]

Hi there folks.

Today has been super exciting as I finally recieved an interview date. It's on the 27 th March but I'm praying you well informed folk will help me with a few things I've been worrying about.

Here goes...so my personal finances simply aren't great but my fiance has filled out the I-134 and signed that bit of paper to say he'll be responsible for me as he makes a fair bit of cash. He has sent me his tax returns (is 68 pages normal by the way?) for last year as he made $70,000. Is this enough? I have no idea about the poverty line and the 125% thing. I switch off when it comes to money talk. If this isn't enough then we're screwed coz I have no idea who'll be a sponsor for us now at such short notice. Panic panic.

Also, since handing in all our millions of forms, he has moved to our new place. At what stage do I tell the embassy he has a new address bearing in mind the interview is in 3 weeks. Will they go nuts if I leave it til then? He's only been there 2 weeks anyway, reckon I could just pretend it's been less on the 27th?

Oh and do I need to take a bank statement of my own (embarrassing) finances?

Thank you guys, you really are life-savers in a crisis.

JoJo xx

[KimandRuss 0]

He makes plenty.. not to worry.

I don't know why his tax forms are so many. Normally people just get a transcript from the IRS to send.

They dont need to see anything about your finances. The I134 is filled out by the petitioner (USC) to help ensure you will not become a public charge once you are in the US.

You can alert DOS of the address change or simply tell the Embassy once you are there. If he just filled out the affidavit they will have the current address anyway.

good luck at your interview.

[jojo_gee 8]

He makes plenty.. not to worry.

I don't know why his tax forms are so many. Normally people just get a transcript from the IRS to send.

They dont need to see anything about your finances. The I134 is filled out by the petitioner (USC) to help ensure you will not become a public charge once you are in the US.

You can alert DOS of the address change or simply tell the Embassy once you are there. If he just filled out the affidavit they will have the current address anyway.

good luck at your interview.

Wow, thank you so much. Yeah, I don't know why he has so many bit of paper for tax return either but he assured me it was right. Man, are they gonna laugh at me when I rock up with all these stupid bits of paper?!! He filled out the affidavit before he moved but I hope it won't be a problem to change address. Thanks for the advice. XX

[mybaby 0]

Hi..

My fiance told me that its fine and nothing to worry about it. He is making a lot of money that can support you soon,everything will just gonna be fine

NO WORRIES...

Good luck for your interview

[rainkiss10 0]

You are making enough... dont worry.. Good Luck!