US Immigration from Slovakia

So today my fianc and I attended her interview at the USEM, the interview was almost perfect and we had no reason to think otherwise. The CO told us we would receive the passport along with the issued visa by Friday, stating that they would email us when it would be ready for pickup.

However shortly after the interview I looked up our case status and the dreaded words of Administrative Processing came up...

I was wondering if this happens to all visas, considering the CO said we were approved and handed nothing to us.. and if we should forget about seeing that passport by Friday as originally mentioned.

Thanks,

Don t know if any of you have experienced this before but I will share my personal one. I recently called my foreign fianc s embassy because we are both nationals of the same foreign country and I am currently here as well. I spoke to the immigrant visa/K1 visa extension and briefed them on my I-134 stating I needed a joint sponsor and currently have the scanned one without the original signature from my joint sponsor, however I could receive the original if I needed to before interview time.

Their response blew me away (Bratislava Embassy): translated from Slovak they told me that the affidavit isn t really important at this stage; for them I guess. That copied/scanned papers and signature would be fine because they don t really look at it as much, and that they rarely even ask for the papers however it s always a requirement to bring as per packet 3. They only really care if we have enough assets/ finances to later apply for a green card after our marriage.

Has any one else experienced this much leeway when it came to the I-134? I mean I can t say I m complaining I m very ecstatic to be quite honest but just also dumbfounded that it is taken somewhat lightly or at least what allows this stance to be present.

Hope this helps anyone Bratislava embassy & beyond. Cheers!

So my fianc is having her upcoming medical exam Tuesday the 30th and today we finally received her medical records from her general doctor, we found out she does not have an updated tetanus, they embassy asks for no older than 7 years on this particular vaccination however her exam is in 4 days, and it is the weekend after-all.. and I am already speculating on what they will tell us. Is it possible for them to allow her through without the tetanus or can the embassy approved doctor ordinate a tetanus? I have also heard cases about vaccines being optional however I don't know if tetanus is applicable to be an optional one as they put a lot of stress about it particularly.

Thank you all

Currently filling out my co-sponsors' and I's I-134 for my K1 visa,

what has me stumbled is the question for annual income,

my co-sponsor is currently self employed and has years of tax returns established, for the annual income should I put the co-sponsors income on last year's tax return, or what he expect to make in the current year.

Thanks,

-Karol Vida

Recently got my fianc s K1 Visa interview date at the embassy in Bratislava listed for the 13 of August.. started filling out my affidavit of support form I-134; thinking co sponsors were allowed, did some research some say yes some say no; mainly depending on the embassy however the U.S. embassy in Slovakia does not specify, I am thinking about emailing them but trying to see here if anyone have any previous history using a co sponsor for the I-134 in Slovakia or Europe in general? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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