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  1. pushbrk
    The issue you are facing is that USCIS does not issue visas. No visa has been applied for yet. Once you hear from the National Visa Center, you will have some documentation related to actually applying for a visa.
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    A link to the guide has been provided. Start there. 18 to 24 months is the proper expectation for when you will have an immigrant visa and can move to the USA.
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    That would be the solution. It is NOT correct that a job offer will carry the day on this. File the petition. You will state your employment status, but it is not a criteria for petition approval. In about a year, but before the petition is approved, would be the best time to return to the USA and go to work. Returning after the petition is approved is also OK, but that will delay the process, as you will not be able to get into the interview queue until your affidavit of support is submitted and accepted. You need at least one pay stub for a full pay period to document your new current income at that time.
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    USCIS is not involved at this stage of the OP's process. An interview is scheduled already. USCIS does not issue visas. That is the Dept. of State's job. That said, a photocopy of a Certified Copy of the divorce decree mentioned should already have been included in the I-130 filing. Taking a copy to the interview is a good idea, as is taking a copy of everything submitted. The OP's question is about whether they need an Apostille in addition to the Certified Copy. The answer is no. Nothing submitted as part of the US visa process, needs an Apostille.
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    In that case, you will be able to get a Certificate of No Marriage, CENOMAR from PSA. That and the Marriage Certificate and evidence of being together during or after the marriage, will do instead of the CEMAR.
  6. pushbrk
    No need to obligate your mother. You qualify easily. Best to create a new I-864 stating zero income, and stating the current value of the accounts. Upload along with at least the current statements. You can carry the past statements to the interview.
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    So YOU are the US Citizen. Your male fiance was married to a Filipina before, and divorced in the USA? For the USA, there is no Federal or National registration of marriage. Your marriage certificate from the State of Utah/Utah County is all you will need as evidence you are legally and lawfully married. The Filipino or Filipina to which you are married, will not be able to get a CEMAR from the PSA showing you are the only registered spouse. The Certified Copy of Divorce Decree obtained in the USA, will be satisfy USCIS and later the Consular Officer.
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    That much in liquid assets will carry the day with zero income. Should be no need for a joint sponsor. Do include statements for the accounts. One from a year ago, and one each three months up to the most current. They want evidence this is YOUR money, not a "loan" etc.
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    If he is self employed, he does not have a "salary" AND he has no "income" that he can count as "income" until it appears on a US Federal Tax return as "Total Income". You "might" get by with this and you might be required to obtain a joint sponsor. His contract would state his payments, which are "business revenue". Income is revenue minus expenses. The self employed have no income until it shows on a tax return. They only have "revenue". Another way of saying it is that his employment ended or will end when he leaves the UK. He will then be "self employed" or "in business".
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    If she will pick up the Passport with visa at the Consulate, then it might not matter, but you have not really provided enough context to be sure. What is the actual sentence or instruction that precedes the blanks to fill in an address?
  11. pushbrk
    Correct, upload AND bring. In this situation and most others, the word "or" in the instructions is there for a reason. As in "Tax Return Transcript" ....OR.....complete copy......
  12. pushbrk
    "As a contractor" indicates self employment, not continued employment. For a self employed person, current income comes from the total income line of a US Federal tax return. If he's still in the UK working, that number probably didn't change. Please clarify.
  13. pushbrk
    I would not do that. It might work, but it might get it sent back. I said it the way I meant it, the first time, but I guess it wasn't clear. Return the first money order and buy one for the right price. You will only pay the cashier's check issuer the difference. The priority is not your convenience. The priority is to make it difficult for them to cause you a problem.
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    Mark the first question, then very carefully review every little bit of the form, before resubmitting. That they mentioned you not answering the first critical question, does not mean they even looked further at your submission. Review the whole package. Check the instructions for the I-130 to be certain you submitted all the "required" supporting documentation. Since you are the purchaser of the financial instrument you used for your first payment, the issuer should only charge you the difference for a new one for the increased fee.
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    Earlier you said I-130a. Please clarify.
  16. pushbrk
    How much IS the current new immigrant fee anyway. I'm not finding it on the list. Am I blind?
  17. pushbrk
    Correct but you would also have put an address in the USA where you will be living, when you completed the DS 260. To be double sure, make ask and inform upon entry.
  18. pushbrk
    Or, if you prefer, you can simply get a new passport in the married name, before the interview.
  19. pushbrk
    To clarify, the "fee" is a filing fee. You are filing two petitions, so two filing fees. All but the smallest of the four fees you will pay the US government will be per person. The filing fee increased April 1st.
  20. pushbrk
    Do you see your other supporting documents?
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    Exactly
  22. pushbrk
    Just a reminder to any reader. There's a difference between reminders, suggestions, requests and requirements. All these words exist for a reason. The airline is reminding the traveler under the assumption they will be "visiting" the USA. Their reminder is only applicable to foreigners flying to visit the USA, not "immigrants" with immigrant visas.
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    Different context. Delay at NVC is not limited to one year. The above is not applicable to the current discussion. NVC is neither an embassy or a Consulate. If you'll provide the actual link, we can point out the actual context for you, but it is not THIS context.
  24. pushbrk
    Direct answer to your question is no, but yes, you will provide current information when completing your affidavit of support. There's even a spot to put a second employer, if applicable.
  25. pushbrk
    What exactly are you seeing that makes you think it was removed?
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