K1

[King's 1]

Hi everyone.. My I-129f was approved yesterday.. Atleast that months of waiting for that to happen has been worth it.. But my question is.. What's the next step, I mean what am I to expect next? Like how long will it take from now to hear from them? And what documents do I need to get ready starting from now? I would really love to get answers to these questions.. It will really be a good help.. Thanks. 

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

1 minute ago, King's said:

Hi everyone.. My I-129f was approved yesterday.. Atleast that months of waiting for that to happen has been worth it.. But my question is.. What's the next step, I mean what am I to expect next? Like how long will it take from now to hear from them? And what documents do I need to get ready starting from now? I would really love to get answers to these questions.. It will really be a good help.. Thanks. 

 

Documents to gather can vary by country. What country is the beneficiary from?

 

At this point the petition will go to NVC to receive a country specific case number, then forwarded on to the embassy there.

 

At this point, the petitioner can start gathering financial information (pay stubs, letter from employer, W2's/Tax transcripts, banking statements, ect) and begin to look at the I-134 document.

 

The beneficiary should probably go a head and start getting police report(s), birth certificate copies, new passport photos.

 

Once you have a case number, again depending on the country, you could start to plan to schedule the medical and interview.

[AmandaandChayne 734]

3 minutes ago, King's said:

Hi everyone.. My I-129f was approved yesterday.. Atleast that months of waiting for that to happen has been worth it.. But my question is.. What's the next step, I mean what am I to expect next? Like how long will it take from now to hear from them? And what documents do I need to get ready starting from now? I would really love to get answers to these questions.. It will really be a good help.. Thanks. 

http://www.visajourney.com/content/guides/

 

Check out the k1 guides and process flow charts here these will help, time will depend on beneficiary country.

[Roel 7,191]

Make sure to learn all the steps. K1 is just the first steps of the process.

Then you have AOS , ROC...

[King's 1]

11 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

 

Documents to gather can vary by country. What country is the beneficiary from?

 

At this point the petition will go to NVC to receive a country specific case number, then forwarded on to the embassy there.

 

At this point, the petitioner can start gathering financial information (pay stubs, letter from employer, W2's/Tax transcripts, banking statements, ect) and begin to look at the I-134 document.

 

The beneficiary should probably go a head and start getting police report(s), birth certificate copies, new passport photos.

 

Once you have a case number, again depending on the country, you could start to plan to schedule the medical and interview.

I'm actually the beneficiary and I am from Nigeria but live in South Korea.. So I'm suppose to get the police report from here and my country of origin? Or just here that I live now? Thanks. 

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

6 minutes ago, King's said:

I'm actually the beneficiary and I am from Nigeria but live in South Korea.. So I'm suppose to get the police report from here and my country of origin? Or just here that I live now? Thanks. 

 

If you spent more than 1 year in any location(as in living there, not just visiting that is) after the age of 16, you need to get a police report from each country.

Edited September 11, 2018 by Ben&Zian