US Immigration from Honduras

Seems we are about to start this process. Has it changed much from the last time we went through this is 2017? Somewhere I saw I-130's can be done online is that true or are we still doing packets?

For parents the only evidence you needs is relationship and citizenship correct? (Plus marriage stuffs in the second part)

Is it really about 2 years now? Sheesh.

Hello All,

I saw a post yesterday about spouse insurance when arriving in the US. I was researching, wondering if something like crowd funding is acceptable for an incoming immigrant spouse? Here is an example... https://www.joincrowdhealth.com/

Hello All,

My husband and I are starting to obtain documents that we know we will need in the NVC stage. These documents are also specialized in Honduras- everything has to be in "folio" form and are very tedious to obtain- in other words, multiple steps to obtain them.

I am estimating we will be at the NVC stage in March. So if we got them in December, upload them to the NVC say in March/April, will these documents still be good by the time we have an appointment at the embassy? There is about a 3-4 month wait currently for an appointment in Honduras. I know the police report is only good for 6 months, so we will wait a little longer to get that one, but do the Birth Certificate and Marriage Certificate have to be within a certain time frame?

Thank you!

Hi, I'm currently legally separated and waiting for my divorce to finalize,

(within 2 weeks).

I'm currently dating someone and I know that to file for the K1 Visa I have to be legally divorced, my question is, can my evidence of bonified relationship date before my divorce is final?

I ask that question because me and my partner started dating while I was legally separated. I live in NC and you have to be separated for a year before you can file for divorce

Hello all,

Per the issue I explained in this thread, my fianc e and I had an issue where she was not allowed into her interview on Oct 17 because she never went to the pre-interview, which they never let us know about. She has just called me with great news: the embassy rescheduled her pre-interview for this Thursday (Nov 14) and then her interview will be next Thursday, Nov 21. I'm so relieved! But I want to make sure I have something right.

Because we didn't know when the pre-interview would be the first time around, we completed and signed all the documents for her interview (my I-134, our updated letters of intent to marry, employment verification letter, etc.) around Oct 5-7. I want to make sure my I-134 and supporting letters from my banks would still be valid now, about a month later. I can easily grab the more recent pay stubs that have been issued since, and I could probably get another letter from my main bank tomorrow if needed. However, I use an online service called Betterment for my HYSA and investing, and that letter took several days to generate when I did it the first time so I couldn't have a new one ready on such short notice.

The simplest thing would be to leave everything alone so the amounts on my I-134 match what's on my existing letters without scrambling to fix it in one day, and I'm sure she can explain this to the officers if needed. I don't think a month is too large a gap considering the circumstances, but I also don't want to take any chances given the issues we had last time.

I appreciate any advice on this. Thank you!