Does the applicant (beneficiary) need to be employed throughout the process?

[LIDAIYA 0]

Hi there!

 

I am applying CR1 for my partner and just want to know if being in employment is a major factor to the visa? He filled his status as currently employed in DS260 but now as we are waiting to hear back from NVC he is thinking of quitting his job to get prepared for moving to the U.S. I don't see being unemployed will affect the visa approval or the interview, but just want to make sure, thanks!

[Crazy Cat 41,981]

Your beneficiary spouse's employment is irrelevant to the process.

[LIDAIYA 0]

9 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

Your beneficiary spouse's employment is irrelevant to the process.

Thank you so much

[JeanneAdil 6,554]

his job and income are only important for his him to have money to live on while he waits

 

quitting a job while waiting (as it could be a year after dq'd to get interview)  is not a great idea

How will he support himself?

 

Immigration notices advise "do not sell property"   "do not quit a job"  "do not buy a plane ticket"   

all till u have the visa in hand

 

you are just at NVC stage/  this is still a long wait  till interview is scheduled

[LIDAIYA 0]

17 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

his job and income are only important for his him to have money to live on while he waits

 

quitting a job while waiting (as it could be a year after dq'd to get interview)  is not a great idea

How will he support himself?

 

Immigration notices advise "do not sell property"   "do not quit a job"  "do not buy a plane ticket"   

all till u have the visa in hand

 

you are just at NVC stage/  this is still a long wait  till interview is scheduled

Thank you for your help! He does no rely on his daytime job so we are financially stable, as long as it's no issue to the application then it is fine for us. 

[pushbrk 12,975]

On 6/14/2022 at 8:37 PM, Crazy Cat said:

Your beneficiary spouse's employment is irrelevant to the process.

Kind of.  Whether he REMAINS employed or not is irrelevant to the process.  However, certain kinds of employment that can be security risks, are definitely relevant.  Many people in technical fields (like the ones capable of designing rockets or bombs etc.) receive significant extra scrutiny, and those suspected of ever engaging in prostitution, tend to get denied.  Just saying, but probably not applicable in THIS case. 😉

Edited June 15, 2022 by pushbrk