Fiance got laid off from job before NOA2

[SuperDuper! 230]

pushbrk can probaly answer this. Since at the time she submitted the docs he was employeed can she not go by that? After all there is no requirement to update it right? it has already been sent. Another thing I'm curious about is if he has had solid work history could he not go to legal zoom and get a S-Corp or something to show? Just an idea, thoughts welcome.

Agreed. Pushbrk is best to answer this, and offers the most friendly, funny and helpful advice.

[Mr. K 8]

They could. Does your consulate request an I-134 months in advance? Which ones do? It's not common.

It seems silly to send an I-134 alone from an unqualified sponsor. If not qualified, send two I-134 packages including one from a qualified sponsor. Do this regardless of the timing or procedure. Why give them a reason to say no to an interview or to anything?

One of the guides on this website says to send a packet including the I-134 to the beneficiary after NOA2 is received. And in the flowchart here on VJ it says the beneficiary will complete forms and assemble documents, so I am thinking this means the beneficiary will submit those. Since there is at least a 6-month wait for an interview in my fiancee's country, this means she would receive the I-134 from me and then submit it several months before the interview. Unless I am reading something the wrong way, I can't see why they'd need the I-134 that early. I'll probably call them to verify; I was just wondering if anyone knew for sure.

Edited January 16, 2010 by Mr. K

[pushbrk 12,285]

One of the guides on this website says to send a packet including the I-134 to the beneficiary after NOA2 is received. And in the flowchart here on VJ it says the beneficiary will complete forms and assemble documents, so I am thinking this means the beneficiary will submit those. Since there is at least a 6-month wait for an interview in my fiancee's country, this means she would receive the I-134 from me and then submit it several months before the interview. Unless I am reading something the wrong way, I can't see why they'd need the I-134 that early. I'll probably call them to verify; I was just wondering if anyone knew for sure.

I see. The guides are indicating "after" as compared to "before". After NOA2 and before the interview. Submission as in "to the consulate" not to the beneficiary.