Adriana&Karel

I called USCIS today to find out about my case since it has been over 6 months and still no NOA2, my service center is also Vermont and the officer on the phone told me there is a notice from them saying that they're behind schedule for about 30 days. So, that means i gotta wait another month sadly. I don't know if this info is of any help, i hope!

Good luck!

So....I called USCIS today and they told me that Vermont Service Center is behind schedule for 30 days.....sucks another month, more waiting, more stress, and depression... i hope it comes soon...thank you~~!!

Congratssssssssss

Awww I am really sorry for your loss....i know how stressful it is, i am sending lots of good vibes and prayers your way and i hope that you get to be with him soon and that all of us can get a fast processing because this situation is not only hard but depressing, i have been so depressed too, it's hard to not think in anything else but this whole situation

THANK YOU GUYS!!!!!!!!!

I hope i see good news soon....where can i find the right number to call? I will do so tomorrow....i won't loose hope and faith that soon my love be here with me....good luck for all of your journeys as well!

I want to have my NOA2 so baaaaad!!!!!!!!.......we can't take the pressure of being appart
Congrats for all of you who got it....but i just feel hopeless because mine is over 6 months and i still don't see any progress....i am so depressed and so is my future husband, we have no stability...i am traveling constantly but i can't take having to say good bye to my daughter and him every few months....

I received my NOA1 on October 30 and i'm desperate to receive the NOA2 already....hopefully we all get approve in April.

Good Luck to you all!

hi kdude1.

i fear i have bad news

In order for the petitioner to apply for the K1 he/she needs to do it in the US. If there is something this long process has shown me is the fact that is a very hard, costly, and overall sad and tiring journey. I am pretty sure everyone here has gone through hard times because we dont want to be separeted from our fiances, the distance, paperwork, and money worries with the affidavits and sponsors, etc put a lot of stress in our relationships, but is a sad reality we all had to face at a certain point.

I think that in order to improve your chances for approval your fiance must come to the US, even if it means being separated from you, the reason being it is mostly "Money". The petitioner has to be able to prove after applying that he/she would be capable to mantain the household and promess that the the beneficiary wont become a bourden to the country by asking for goverment help.

The issue here it is not really the address you will use to get the mail delivered to, but instead the financial history she is going to be able to show once the case is moving along and she is prompt with the request for the financial affidavit, in order for her to do that, she has to get 3 years of Tax returns, and earn an income over the poverty guides, enough to provide for you, your fiance and any other dependent at least until fiance adjustes the status and that wont happen until the beneficiary readjust the status, if she doesnt have a job then she needs a co-sponsor...i take her dad is willing to help, but you might want to investigate this deeply because i read here before about a case with a retired co-sponsor that got rejected.

As far as the question of when do you have to show them, i think is both times...but i am not sure since i am still waiting for my NOA2...I hope this little bit of information was helpful for you and your fiance.

Good Luck and cherish every second together while you can!