My question being a Newbie to this I have filed form I-129f do they say anything to us at all are just notify you if you mine to the next stage ?

[Rusk Marcotte 20]

My I-129f form do we sit and wait until we are in next phase ! 

[C90 376]

Just now, Rusk Marcotte said:

My I-129f form do we sit and wait until we are in next phase ! 

Yup, it's a waiting game. Most I-129F applications get a decision in about 5-7 months. That's only for the application, from that point you go over in the NVC/consulate phase. See the guides on this forum, for example https://www.visajourney.com/content/k1flow.

You can check the estimated processing times of your SC via https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

Edited February 6, 2019 by C90

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

Can make a USCIS account and check your case status with them using the case number on your NOA1 from USCIS.

 

Once that states approved, they will send you a hard copy of the approval, or NOA2.

 

Then will go to NVC stage which will assign a new country specific case number. With that you can track the petition through the CEAC page.

 

Each country is different in how they do things with the petition from medical to setting appointment so you'll want to find Ukraine specific information for that stage for the embassy.

[Cryssiekins 976]

Waiting, with zero communication, is the bane of existence for all members here.  At every stage in the immigration journey, you wait, some way longer than others.

 

If you got an NOA conforming acceptance, sit back and relax for a few months.   

[Crazy Cat 39,218]

21 minutes ago, Rusk Marcotte said:

My I-129f form do we sit and wait until we are in next phase ! 

This process requires a great deal of Knowledge, Planning, Time, Money, and Patience......

[Celie 793]

Yup, sit and wait.

 

It pretty much goes like this:

 

Submit 129F, get excited, get used to patience, patience, patience, NOA2, more patience, case #, patience, in transit, patience, schedule interview, patience, interview, patience (sometimes extra patience for some) then visa.

 

Moral of the story: Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. Aristotle must have gone through the fiance visa process. lol

[Rusk Marcotte 20]

14 minutes ago, missileman said:

This process requires a great deal of Knowledge, Planning, Time, Money, and Patience......

Thanks 

[Prizm123 1,084]

follow other people's timelines near yours as well. you will get updates when they update theirs.

[Scandi 3,970]

You don't just sit and wait, you read up on every single step of the whole process including Adjustment of Status so you know everything little part.

[Munkiboi 36]

1 hour ago, Scandi said:

You don't just sit and wait, you read up on every single step of the whole process including Adjustment of Status so you know everything little part.

When I was in the Navy, this was a very important thing to do so that I can have everything prepared and quadruple checked, ready to file whenever I wasn't sailing. Some are able to do the AOS quickly, but, with all of the problems with how everything is defined and how important it is to study up on every immigration law pertaining to your immigration path, it is worth it.

Not doing so leaves room for errors. Errors are even more costly. Especially since the tiniest mistake could give USCIS probable cause to deny any application no matter how authentic the relationship may be.

[Deanwinchester 11]

16 hours ago, Rusk Marcotte said:

My I-129f form do we sit and wait until we are in next phase ! 

Yes but an online account with the uscis is worthless. I’m still not approved online but I’m at the embassy stage.

[accumbyte 148]

16 hours ago, Deanwinchester said:

Yes but an online account with the uscis is worthless.

Do you have accounts on both the old and new sites?

Old: https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/displayLogon.do

New: https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/

[Gar & Ella 12]

This is what we have regarding the sites.

 

NEW Site - I-129f Was Received

 

OLD Site - RFE Was Received

 

We already have the Visa, the sites are just about useless IMO.

[Rusk Marcotte 20]

Thanks Guys for the support !

 

I have new question ? I - 130 form affidavit of suppor ! What do I need to send yes I know tax records how far back ? If they have tax records why would the need pay stubs ? I have been at the same place for 20 years ! Any info would help ! 

[Crazy Cat 39,218]

11 minutes ago, Rusk Marcotte said:

Thanks Guys for the support !

 

I have new question ? I - 130 form affidavit of suppor ! What do I need to send yes I know tax records how far back ? If they have tax records why would the need pay stubs ? I have been at the same place for 20 years ! Any info would help ! 

Current income and ability to support the new immigrant is determined by current income documents (pay stubs, employment letters, etc.)......not past tax filings....remember, your current and future income matters.

Edited February 9, 2019 by missileman