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Affidavit of Support...starting early

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So I'm visiting my fiancé this summer in June. We are expecting our NOA2 in late July/August.

I wanted to know if I can fill out my Affadavit of Support and bring my Employment proof letter/pay stubs with me to my fiancé in June so he is all prepared with those documents. I know my pay will increase in August (it is still well above poverty level now) and that will be noted in the employment letter. I will also keep mailing him my pay stubs as time passes.

Will my Affadavit of Support still be valid two months later? Even with a pay increase? My boss noted the August pay raise in his letter as well.

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Yes I think so, my fiance filled his out start of Jan and my interview was close to the end of feb and they didn't comment on it. The very nature of the form needing to be signed with a "wet" signature means it has to be either sent from the US to the beneficiary or brought with them physically (as opposed to scanned, which is instant) so they cannot expect it to have been completed super recently prior to the interview. I think two months is fine :)

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N400

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Yes I think so, my fiance filled his out start of Jan and my interview was close to the end of feb and they didn't comment on it. The very nature of the form needing to be signed with a "wet" signature means it has to be either sent from the US to the beneficiary or brought with them physically (as opposed to scanned, which is instant) so they cannot expect it to have been completed super recently prior to the interview. I think two months is fine :)

Actually I think it'll be close to around three months by the time of the interview. Thanks for the reply! That's why I wanted to bring it with me this summer with a "wet signature." I'm also going to pack in as much financial support documents as I can get my hands on. So that way there is no room for faults or delays if the officer asks for them :)

Also, do I have to send the Affadavit of Support to anyone/any agencies other than my fiancé brining my completed documents to the interview? Or will he just have the filled out copy, bring it to the interview, and that's it?

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Just the beneficiary to take to the interview.

Immigration Timeline

 

June 2013: Met whilst working at a summer camp in Michigan 

K1

November 1st 2014: I-129f submitted for K1 visa

February 24th 2015: Visa in hand!

February 26th 2015: POE at Las Vegas airport, then onwards to Oregon! 

March 6th 2015: Marriage (with a "real" wedding to follow next year on 7/6/2016)

March 9th 2015: AOS, EAD & AP submitted

September 22nd 2015: Interview

January 14th 2016: Two year Green card received -phew!

ROC

August 8th 2017: 90 day window begins! ROC time!

September 28th 2017: Biometric Appointment in Portland, OR

March 5th 2018: Case received by local office

August 18th 2018: 18 month extension letter mailed

December 2018: Case moved to another office

February 2019: I was emailed that I was approved and my card was in production the same day of my N400 interview 😂

N400

August 8th 2018: Window opens to submit naturalization application

August 13th 2018: N400 Application submitted online 

August 14th 2018: NOA1

September 6th 2018: Biometrics

February 6th 2019: Interview Date! APPROVED!

February 6th 2019: I was asked to return later the same day for my Oath Ceremony! :dance:

 

❤️ Our Visa Journey is finally complete ❤️

 

I am the Beneficiary

 

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