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Need Help Urgently! Do I need I-134 or I-864?

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ArrDubb   0

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Hey everyone, I am in desperate need of some guidance. I am a Canadian citizen who is in the process of attaining a K-1 visa. My interview at the Consulate in Montreal is in 4 days and I really need to know if the I-134 form is what I will need to successfully complete my interview, or if I need to submit the I-864 along with all of my other documentation. I have read that the I-864 will not be needed until after my fiancee and I are married, and we file for an Adjustment of Status. Time is obviously of the essence, as I may need to push the interview date back if the I-864 is required. Has anyone petitioned successfully without the I-864? Would anyone be able to shed some light on my current problem? Any and all help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much in advance.

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B-2-Z   37

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It's the I-134, you'll need the other one once you're applying for AOS from the USA later on.

Met 2008. Moved in together 2010. Married 2015. Baby Z joined us 2017 . :wub:

AOS Timeline 350 days

 

May 31/15 - Sent AOS/EAD/AP to USCIS

June 4/15 - Email and text notifications they were recieved

June 10/15 - NOA1 for AOS/EAD/AP Dated June 1

June 17/15- Change of address confirmation

June 22/15- Biometrics appointment received

July 1/15- Biometrics appointment done(5 minute appointment, 8 hour round trip drive <_< )

August 5/15 - Change of address submitted for new location

August 8/15 - Mobile/E-mail notifications for approved EAD/AP :)

August 17/15 - Change of address confirmation after calling in

August 17/15 - EAD/AP Combo card mailed out(To the wrong address, and then lost by USPS)

September 3/15 - Contacted USCIS and was told to re-apply with a new application and fees?! Put in a service request online for lost card, and a complaint

September 8/15 - USPS found & returned card to USCIS

September 15/15 - Ombudsman contacted USCIS

September 17/15 - Card mailed back out

September 19/15 - EAD/AP Combo card finally in hand

September 22/15 - NPIW letter received, dated September 9/2015 estimated 6 month wait

October 13-21/15 - Traveled using AP to visit parents & ship the rest of our belongings out west

November 27-30/15 - Traveled using AP

December 28/15- RFE hard copy, waiting on documents from Canada

January 31-February 7/16 - Traveled using AP

February 10/16 - Sent in RFE, delivered Feb 16

April 16/16 - Service request filed, RFE was never updated online

May 12 - Approved email and status update dated May 10. Service request never was assigned or solved, though.

May 14 - Greencard in hand!

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