1-864

[Abby62 23]

We are working on our I-130. I am living in Canada, he is the USC. I will move to the USA when/if my Visa is approved down the road. At what point do you have to submit the 1-864?

Thanks!!

[mustafa1232 3]

We are working on our I-130. I am living in Canada, he is the USC. I will move to the USA when/if my Visa is approved down the road. At what point do you have to submit the 1-864?

Thanks!!

hi tri_gear when your I-130 is finally approved at uscis level and you got your noa2 then uscis transfer your case to NVC and then you call the NVC give your both email address to NVC after that NVC send you by email both husband and wife DS-3032 and when you accept DS3032 fill the form and return to NVC and then this is the point when NVC send USC AOS bill when USC paid the AOS bill then NVC SEND USC AOS I-864 document to petitioner petitioner is the us citizen when USC fill all document and send back to NVC then NVC generate immigrant visa IV bill this visa bill recieved USC because USC is the agent of beneficiary beneficiary is that person who not belong to usc who belong to another country when USC pay the bill then DS-230 PACKAGE GENERATED and this form belong to beneficiary when beneficiary fill the form with all required document and send back to petitioner and then petitioner return and send all document to NVC and then petitioner wait for few week to case complete when case is complete at the NVC LEVEL then NVC send all document to beneficiary home usa embassy and then beneficiary wait for 10 to 15 days after that embassy send check list to beneficiary and make appointment interview with beneficiary

[OBX 51]

We are working on our I-130. I am living in Canada, he is the USC. I will move to the USA when/if my Visa is approved down the road. At what point do you have to submit the 1-864?

Thanks!!

This will come at the NVC stage. While waiting for your NOA2, begin to familiarize yourself with the NVC process; it will make things go much more smoothly once you reach that stage. These links may help. Good luck!

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/LingChe_NVC_ShortCut

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3731.html

Regarding your interview which will take place in Montreal; they are still somewhat backlogged and filers are waiting anywhere from 2-3months following NVC completion for an interview. This thread will give you an idea of waiting times for the interview.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/94768-ir1-cr1-montreal-timeline-to-interview/page__pid__3939271__st__2925entry3939271

Edited May 16, 2010 by OBX