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Good morning,

My wife is immigrating legally through a K-1 visa. Recently, Colorado put into place a law allowing illegal immigrants in state tuition rates, but not legal immigrants. I am for everyone getting an education, however I feel we have been discriminated against given; I have brought her legally, she is an immigrant and because she is legally here I must now pay 3 times the tuition of someone who circumvented the proper channels. Thoughts? Help? Suggestions?

Thanks,

Ty

Greetings from US Embassy, Ankara

This is in regards to your immigrant visa application which is being processed at our office. We would like to inform you that your file has been prepared for your interview on:

28 NOV 2012 08:30

You may use this e-mail message in lieu of an appointment letter.

On the day of your interview, please bring the following documents to our office and hand them to the Consular Greeter in the following order:

- Passport

- Photos

- Medical report

- Original I-864 Affidavit of Support form from a co-sponsor

- 1040 Individual Income Tax returns and W2 forms for 2011 from the co-sponsor

- Proof of relationship between you and your fiancé / spouse.

- $240 TEB receipt

Please make sure to have all of the documents listed above in your possession on the day of your interview. Failure to submit all of the listed documents will cause delay in your interview process and in the issuance of your visa.

That is very strange. Are you employed/ salaried or self-employed? If the later, what is line 22 of your tax return?

I am employed and last year I made over $100k. It doesn't make any sense to me either.

Hi everyone. We finally received her interview date and in the email, it is requesting an original I-864 and a co-sponsor. I make $85k a year plus. After doing the I-134 and sending in my tax returns (which they are also asking for along with W-2s yet again) why do I need the I-864? Has anyone gone through this? It was not included in the list of documents in packet 3.

Thanks,

Ty

Hi.

Can the US citizen (who is the one filing the I-130 petition) move during the process? The I-130 asks for an address of the petitioner but what if he/she moves between NOA1 and NOA2 for instance?

If that is possible, how does one go about doing that, in terms of letting the USCIS know and hopefully not slow down the process doing so?

Hope you can help

Go to the USCIS website, it explains how to notify USCIS of your address change.

Congratulations!! I also received my NOA2 on Tuesday after 85 days. I hope I am not jinxing myself, but I am SO excited. Congrats. I hope it goes quickly and you are together soon.

I met my fiancee last November while I was on vacation from serving in Afghanistan. I spent several months with her in Turkey (yes she is Turkish, not an Afghan)when I left AFG. I filed the I-129F and NOA1 was received June 18. Today (Sept. 12)I received a notice the I-129F was approved and notification MAY BE sent to the NVC or Dept. of State. Is this the NOA2? What sort of timeline are we looking at for the interview? This is the actual wording.

On September 11, 2012, we mailed you a notice that we have approved this I129F PETITION FOR FIANCE(E). Please follow any instructions on the notice. If you move before you receive the notice, call customer service at 1-800-375-5283.

For approved applications/petitions, post-decision activity may include USCIS sending notification of the approved application/petition to the National Visa Center or the Department of State. For denied applications/petitions, post-decision activity may include the processing of an appeal and/or motions to reopen or reconsider and revocations.

Can someone lay this out for me, or send me a link to a thread which will do so?

Much appreciated!!