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Daven,
I said nothing about scipture to obtain a visa. You are putting more than there is in my post. I simply made a statement about BRING ATTENTION to themselves.
You see, you bring my very issue to light. When I, as a heterosexual, ANNOUNCE my position, a true Atheist such as yourself want to shut me down.
So now my question is directed DIRECTLY to you, are you one of those hypocritcal Atheist that celebrate the pagan holiday Christmas.
You see, I have many freinds who are Atheist, and yes, they celebrate Easter and Christmas. You ready for this, and yes, we all have a good laugh when I call them to the carpet about religious holidays being observed by them. You see Daven, we are what you call educated ADULTS. We can sit down, drink a glass a wine, and enjoy each others conversations. Yes, I do get a good rubbing from my freinds about my Faith in God. Remember, even when Atheist are in fox holes, we all call out to the same God.
With that being said, I have nothing more to say to you.
Back to my original post, you do not need to point out your sexual preference. Simply make your post.

Luckily the Netherlands accepts co-sponsors, and they seem to be pretty lenient compared to other embassies on financial proof. Actually if you look at their website (http://amsterdam.usconsulate.gov/iv_k1_pkt3.html) they even allow self-sponsorship. We have a co-sponsor as well, actually, because I'm a full-time graduate student with a stipend that doesn't kick in until September. Hopefully my fiance's interview will be before then! It seems like Jay-Kay answered the rest of your questions, but I'd still advise waiting to fill out and send the I-134 until you get your NOA2. They'll probably want things dated at the most a few months before the interview (and if your interview is next year, the consulate will definitely want to see a recent letter of employment and maybe even 2013 taxes for your co-sponsor). It's good to start thinking about it, though! Good luck!

Ditto. It's way too early to be filling that out. You won't want to start filling out that information until you get your NOA2. The average time between NOA2 and interview date for the Netherlands is about 2 months so you'll have plenty of time to mail the forms to your fiance. One thing that you can do ahead of time is to request your tax transcript for the past 3 years. Some say you need it, some say you don't, but it wouldn't hurt to have it just in case. Unfortunately in this stage there's really not much to do but wait.

Hello fellow Netherlands VJer!
Am I correct that you only just sent off your I-129F at the end of June? I'd advise against assembling the entire I-134 too soon, as it's likely that your fiance's interview will be next year, and the consulate will want to see more recent information. Is it possible that by that point you'd have sufficient income? Because that would also change things quite a bit in filling out the form.