Credit Score???

[Florianns Man 7]

I am looking for additional things that I can send my sweetie for her interview (when the time comes). I have a good credit score which I guess shows that i take responsibilty for my life.

I also am wondering about her bringing a copy of an job offer letter she received from a comapany in Singapore. It was her dream job and came with a really good salary. We had only been together at that time for a couple months so she had to make a really tough decision on which way she should go.. thankfully she chose me.

[az110965 252]

You don't need to provide a copy of your credit report at the interview (or at any other stage in the immigration process). The consulate could care less if you pay your bills, only that you earn enough income to guarantee the government that your finacee/wife will not become a puclic charge.

Also - your fiancee's job offer will carry no weight with the consulate that she chose you and not the job. All the consulate is interested in seeing are things that prove an ongoing relationship - so phone records are important, photos are inportant, emails, chat logs, boarding passes, plabe tickets, hotel receipts, ect... Show the consulate that you and your fiancee have continued the relationship, have seen each other, are communicating...

Alan

[pushbrk 14,556]

You don't need to provide a copy of your credit report at the interview (or at any other stage in the immigration process). The consulate could care less if you pay your bills, only that you earn enough income to guarantee the government that your finacee/wife will not become a puclic charge.

Also - your fiancee's job offer will carry no weight with the consulate that she chose you and not the job. All the consulate is interested in seeing are things that prove an ongoing relationship - so phone records are important, photos are inportant, emails, chat logs, boarding passes, plabe tickets, hotel receipts, ect... Show the consulate that you and your fiancee have continued the relationship, have seen each other, are communicating...

Alan

Nothing "proves" anything about a relationship. What they are looking for is "evidence" of a "bona fide ongoing relationship". As such, you betcha the job offer carries weight on the bona fide side of that issue. They're trying to separate the bona fide relationships from the "fake ongoing relationship".

Credit is not a consideration unless you have an IRS lien and nothing but assets will overcome an income shortfall.

Edited April 17, 2010 by pushbrk