few qustions

[freeforall9 0]

I must say this has been the most stressful 6months of my life trying to plan a wedding is so hard when you dont know if or when you can get into the country.

My interview is on the 19th of march but the problem is that i could lose my job during that time i have the money to pay for the visa and get myself over there and i have money in my savings to keep me going for a good few months. Will this affect my chances if i do lose my job?

Also shipping my stuff over can anyone recommend a door 2 door pallet service?

many thanks

richard

[John and Camie 39]

I must say this has been the most stressful 6months of my life trying to plan a wedding is so hard when you dont know if or when you can get into the country.

My interview is on the 19th of march but the problem is that i could lose my job during that time i have the money to pay for the visa and get myself over there and i have money in my savings to keep me going for a good few months. Will this affect my chances if i do lose my job?

Also shipping my stuff over can anyone recommend a door 2 door pallet service?

many thanks

richard

Hello, welcome to VJ, Richard

You're the Beneficiary, right? If yes, well then you'll be leaving your job, anyway - so no worries! Even if your USC fiancee lost her job, she could still secure a co-sponsor. I (the USC) lost my job a week after we got our NOA-2, so my parents stepped in as co-sponsors, no problem.

I'm less help on the shipping. We still have a grip of John's things back in Essex.

Edited February 18, 2010 by John and Camie

[Mononoke28 137]

As far as getting an approval for your visa, it really doesn't matter if you're employed or unemployed, if you have money saved up or not. All they care about is that your sponsor(s) makes enough or has enough funds to support you while you're in the US.

Diana

[freeforall9 0]

hey thanks guys for the info just been quoted 665 pounds which seems alot to move a small bedroom