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Happyfamily03   29

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Hi Fellow VJ's,

 

Anyone of you has changed job after filing I-130? Thinking of switching job but not sure if it will affect the application. Any advise is welcome. Thank you so much :D

IR1 / Nebraska Service Center

07/31/2014 : Married 

02/15/2017: Sent I-130 

02/22/2017: NOA1

03/30/2017: NOA2 YAYYYyyyyy  36 days after NOA1.. Blessed  

04/19/2017: Email from NVC

04/19/2017: DS-261 unlocked

04/21/2017: AOS paid

04/25/2017: IV paid

06/14/2017: Sent AOS Package

06/21/2017: Scan date

08/23/2017: Case Complete (9 weeks)

08/24/2017: Received automatic checklist via email from NVC to bring proof of domicile during interview. Still waiting for Interview Appointment.

08/30/2017: Received email from NVC telling that they will be schedule interview.

09/06/2017: Received email from NVC regarding Interview Date

10/25/2017: Interview Date

09/14/2017: Emailed US Embassy to cancel our interview and postpone as wife is pregnant. USEM mentioned to contact them 3 weeks prior to intended date of appointment. 

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Penguin_ie   5,987

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****** Moving from Tourist Visa to CR-1 spousal visa forum ******

 

Switching jobs is fine, but I wouldn't do it too close to the interview if at all possible; you want a few months of the new job under your belt to show paystubs and that the job is stable.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Happyfamily03   29

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4 minutes ago, Penguin_ie said:

****** Moving from Tourist Visa to CR-1 spousal visa forum ******

 

Switching jobs is fine, but I wouldn't do it too close to the interview if at all possible; you want a few months of the new job under your belt to show paystubs and that the job is stable.

Thanks for the advise. Might be switching job before we even get noa2. 

IR1 / Nebraska Service Center

07/31/2014 : Married 

02/15/2017: Sent I-130 

02/22/2017: NOA1

03/30/2017: NOA2 YAYYYyyyyy  36 days after NOA1.. Blessed  

04/19/2017: Email from NVC

04/19/2017: DS-261 unlocked

04/21/2017: AOS paid

04/25/2017: IV paid

06/14/2017: Sent AOS Package

06/21/2017: Scan date

08/23/2017: Case Complete (9 weeks)

08/24/2017: Received automatic checklist via email from NVC to bring proof of domicile during interview. Still waiting for Interview Appointment.

08/30/2017: Received email from NVC telling that they will be schedule interview.

09/06/2017: Received email from NVC regarding Interview Date

10/25/2017: Interview Date

09/14/2017: Emailed US Embassy to cancel our interview and postpone as wife is pregnant. USEM mentioned to contact them 3 weeks prior to intended date of appointment. 

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i switched my job after filing the I 130 as the petitioner. I didnt even consider it myself to be an issue. You have to fill out so many papers from start to finish. Our case took a little over a year to complete. Both myself and my husband switched jobs. We were not questioned about this at all. When a new form had to filled out and it pertained to employment we just updated that section on the that form. The Visa Center's main concerned is that you make enough money to support the beneficiary. The income taxes papers that you will submit near the last stages will prove it, regardless if you switch jobs. They request that you send copies of your income tax of the last three years. 

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Happyfamily03   29

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5 hours ago, Mostafa+Tracey said:

i switched my job after filing the I 130 as the petitioner. I didnt even consider it myself to be an issue. You have to fill out so many papers from start to finish. Our case took a little over a year to complete. Both myself and my husband switched jobs. We were not questioned about this at all. When a new form had to filled out and it pertained to employment we just updated that section on the that form. The Visa Center's main concerned is that you make enough money to support the beneficiary. The income taxes papers that you will submit near the last stages will prove it, regardless if you switch jobs. They request that you send copies of your income tax of the last three years. 

Thank you for the advise. I appreciate it :D

IR1 / Nebraska Service Center

07/31/2014 : Married 

02/15/2017: Sent I-130 

02/22/2017: NOA1

03/30/2017: NOA2 YAYYYyyyyy  36 days after NOA1.. Blessed  

04/19/2017: Email from NVC

04/19/2017: DS-261 unlocked

04/21/2017: AOS paid

04/25/2017: IV paid

06/14/2017: Sent AOS Package

06/21/2017: Scan date

08/23/2017: Case Complete (9 weeks)

08/24/2017: Received automatic checklist via email from NVC to bring proof of domicile during interview. Still waiting for Interview Appointment.

08/30/2017: Received email from NVC telling that they will be schedule interview.

09/06/2017: Received email from NVC regarding Interview Date

10/25/2017: Interview Date

09/14/2017: Emailed US Embassy to cancel our interview and postpone as wife is pregnant. USEM mentioned to contact them 3 weeks prior to intended date of appointment. 

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