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Employment change 3 weeks before the interview

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Hello everyone. Our K1 visa interview is in 3 weeks. I was laid off from my full-time job back in Feb, 2023 due to business shutting down. I found another part time position a week later. Last Monday my employment status was changed from part time to full time at my new job.

I will be providing my last 4 pay stubs and 2022 W2 forms and tax returns but only the very last pay stub will reflect full time status at my new job. Will this become an issue during the interview? I'm concerned they won't like too many financial related changes. Thank you.

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Mike E Grand Master

Mike E   11,724

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7 minutes ago, Catperson_rx said:

Will this become an issue during the interview

Bring an employment verification letter.

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