K-1 vaccination, affidavit doubts, etc.

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I hope you guys can help me. I know that other people already made the same questions, so I ask for patience. I am still learning how to deal with this website, I

About the affidavit of support, does anyone know if the consulate in Rio accepts co sponsor? My fiancee does not make enough income to be the only sponsor for me. So we are going to have his parents as my co sponsor.

Also, the form I-134, the taxes returns, bank letter,etc.. do they have like expiring date?

For example, the bank letter must be at tops 6, or 3 months prior to the interview?

We want to start collecting everything for the affidavit support. We know that the NOA2 can take sometime, but also getting all the papers together can take sometime too.

The vaccinations are required? And which of them are? Because I could go after this. I read a post about vaccinations, and there are some that you cannot take together, you must wait like 30 days between them. And I do not even know if is really a requirement.

The medical consultation and exams for how long are they good? I intend to book for me as soon I receive the NOA2. Because I saw cases that from the NOA2 to the interview they gave like 20 days. And I must travel far away to do that.

About the police certificates, do they have a expiring date too?

Thank you very much.

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Thank you Jared&Debora for posting these questions. I was just about to post something similar. I'm trying to put together a checklist of items that we can work on prior to the NOA2. If someone has one on this website that they would like to share that would be great. I'll keep checking the replies that are posted for this topic.

Thanks again everyone for all of your help with us "newbies".

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I do not know if Rio accepts a co-sponsor or not, so I can't answer that question. Previous versions of the I-134 form are accepted, and the latest version is here: http://www.uscis.gov/i-134

Any supporting evidence you have such as employment letters, bank letters, etc. should be dated closer to the interview. Anything older than 2 months may be too old. I would recommend until after you have your NOA2 to start gathering your documents.

Vaccinations are NOT required for a K-1 visa to be issued. Vaccinations are only required for when you adjust status. Only the first vaccine of a series is required, so there is no waiting 30 days between shots. However it is strongly recommended to get all your vaccines at your K-1 medical.

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I hope you guys can help me. I know that other people already made the same questions, so I ask for patience. I am still learning how to deal with this website, I

About the affidavit of support, does anyone know if the consulate in Rio accepts co sponsor? My fiancee does not make enough income to be the only sponsor for me. So we are going to have his parents as my co sponsor.

Also, the form I-134, the taxes returns, bank letter,etc.. do they have like expiring date?

For example, the bank letter must be at tops 6, or 3 months prior to the interview?

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We want to start collecting everything for the affidavit support. We know that the NOA2 can take sometime, but also getting all the papers together can take sometime too.

The vaccinations are required? And which of them are? Because I could go after this. I read a post about vaccinations, and there are some that you cannot take together, you must wait like 30 days between them. And I do not even know if is really a requirement.

The medical consultation and exams for how long are they good? I intend to book for me as soon I receive the NOA2. Because I saw cases that from the NOA2 to the interview they gave like 20 days. And I must travel far away to do that.

About the police certificates, do they have a expiring date too?

Thank you very much.

The doctors will ask you some question regarding your vaccination records. And don't worry about having vaccination in a short amount of time. I had MMR shot a day after hepatitis B vaccination. They knew what you'll need.

Here the list:

http://www.uscis.gov/news/questions-and-answers/vaccination-requirements

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The medical is valid for one year.

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Yes, I believe Brazil does accept co-sponsors. Choose the parent with the most income to meet the requirement for their own household size plus the foreign fiance(e). There is no combining of incomes with the I-134, so just one parent will fill one out as the co-sponsor. Of course the USC petitioner still fills out their own too. The supporting documents should be as recent as possible, so try not to get anything too far out from the K-1 interview.

Only the first in a series is required for AOS, so you do not have to worry about waiting to get them all before filing. The only ones that are required for AOS are MMR, Tdap or TD, varicella(unless you already had chickenpox) and a flu shot(during flu season only). Here is a chart that shows which ones you need by age. Most of the vaccinations will be marked 'not age appropriate'. http://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/exams/ti/civil/vaccination-civil-technical-instructions.html#tbl1

The K-1 visa expiration date will be tied to your medical, so do not get the medical too soon. The K-1 can be good for 6 months from the time of approval. If you get your medical 3 months before approval, then your K-1 would expire in 3 months instead of 6. Then, you would have 3 months to enter the US. So, do not get the medical extremely early because that will leave you a much smaller window to use your K-1 to enter the US. For the purpose of getting the K-1 visa, the medical is good for 6 months. For the purpose of AOS, you can file within a year of your medical date without needing a new one.

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Yes, I believe Brazil does accept co-sponsors. Choose the parent with the most income to meet the requirement for their own household size plus the foreign fiance(e). There is no combining of incomes with the I-134, so just one parent will fill one out as the co-sponsor. Of course the USC petitioner still fills out their own too. The supporting documents should be as recent as possible, so try not to get anything too far out from the K-1 interview.

Only the first in a series is required for AOS, so you do not have to worry about waiting to get them all before filing. The only ones that are required for AOS are MMR, Tdap or TD, varicella(unless you already had chickenpox) and a flu shot(during flu season only). Here is a chart that shows which ones you need by age. Most of the vaccinations will be marked 'not age appropriate'. http://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/exams/ti/civil/vaccination-civil-technical-instructions.html#tbl1

The K-1 visa expiration date will be tied to your medical, so do not get the medical too soon. The K-1 can be good for 6 months from the time of approval. If you get your medical 3 months before approval, then your K-1 would expire in 3 months instead of 6. Then, you would have 3 months to enter the US. So, do not get the medical extremely early because that will leave you a much smaller window to use your K-1 to enter the US. For the purpose of getting the K-1 visa, the medical is good for 6 months. For the purpose of AOS, you can file within a year of your medical date without needing a new one.

Thank you!!

Thank you all for the answers!!