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Cr1 and Bank accounts

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Well, since we are having trouble finding co-sponsors, we were informed that if you have a certain amount of thousands of dollars in your bank account that the NVC or USCIS or the interviewer will look at how much money you have over a co-sponsor and decide if they will accept you.

Does anyone know the amount of money you must have in your bank to be accepted?

USICS Stage

May 2nd 2012 - I-130 Sent By Mail

May 7th 2012 - Arrived At Lockbox

May 10th 2012 - NOA 1 Email (rerouted to California)

May 17th 2012 - Accepted - NOA 2 Mail sent (To Russia - Not Arrived yet)

NVC Stage

June 20th 2012 - NVC Received + Case Number

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