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  1. I'm having an issue with this too. My fiance worked part-time for the year of 2014. So his income is over than 100% but doesn't meet 125% [only $1000 more]. He is a full time this year and currently make it over than 125%. But as we know we have to wait until the mid of January 2016 to get tax return for 2015, it's a bit make me worried. However I'll go for an interview in November with the fact that his income in 2014 doesn't meet 125%. I will just get additional documents like his 2015 pay stub also letter from his boss to confirm his salary. Would this help? Or should I just wait until next January to go interview?

    I think with a letter from an employer and also your pay stubs you should be fine.

    I had the same question regarding my situation and was told on a thread where I asked that same question that letter and pay stubs was considered enough (at least by the 2 people that responded that had applied and been approved with a letter and 4 to 6 months pay stubs).

    My interview is also in November...or I would let you know how I fared :)

    I also was told this by the Vancouver Consulate but I'm not sure if it would be the same at any other consulate: "Evidence of support is usually requested by the consular officer. There is, however, no absolute requirement that an affidavit of support or other public charge documentation be presented. It is only necessary that the consular officer be able to conclude that the alien is not likely to become a public charge. It would not be unusual, therefore, for a healthy alien of working age, applying alone, to be able to establish eligibility during the visa interview without the need for substantiating documentation."

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    why does montreal gottaaaa be soo slow.... oh well...

     

    It must be a much busier embassey! When I created my account I was surprised to see under the earliest appointment title that Montreal had no appointments available and Vancouver was Oct 27th.

    I ended up taking November 24th ... so the extremely good appointment dates were lost on me and someone else will be able to scoop up that good fortune :)

  3. Just a note to people...at least processing at the Vancouver consulate. My case turned from In Transit to Ready yesterday so I sent Packet 3 (not following the "waiting for the second ready" rule that has been mentioned) and I received my packet 4. So... If people are on a time crunch or just eager, I would suggest sending in the packet 3 as soon as it turns ready ... and... you might get it the same day and not have to wait the extra days.

  4. I called this AM for the first time and was on hold 13 minutes and there was no case number. Since there was no number to be had I was pretty happy my hold time was so short.

    She told me it normally is taking 35 days (we're only on day 28 today) but I am going to try again in a couple of days just in case.

    I was visiting my fiance in the US for 3 weeks so a lot of the time between NOA2 and now passed quickly but it seems to be in slow motion now that I'm back home. :)

  5. My fiance does not have a tax history to submit for the affidavit (just a letter from his boss and his pay stubs). However, he does (newishly) make well above the poverty guideline and works full time.

    Because he does not have a long work history or prior tax returns ...I am assuming we will need a co-sponsor for the affidavit of support? But if someone can offer an opinion if we require one even though he's got a good paying job now that would be great.

    Also, we have 2 options for co-sponsorship. One is more eager to do it than the other but does not quite make 125% of the guideline (although does have 80K of assets) and makes over the 100% minimum.

    Does a joint sponsor need to meet 100% or 125% of the poverty guideline? I have read posts suggesting each option and would like to know if anyone knows for sure what is correct.

    Thank you!

  6. I've looked through a lot of these threads and I have found some conflicting information. I am trying to find out if there is a way to bring my Canadian credit history with me to the USA. Is this possible or do you always have to start from scratch when building your credit history?

    I know you can get a credit card with someone etc but this will not be a possibility for my situation. So I am just looking for information as to whether or not my Canadian history will pull over to a US bank once I have a SSN and add it to the account making it a fully functional "US Bank account" (because I bank with TD in Canada and have a TD USA bank account as well).

    Sorry if this has been answered before...I couldn't find anything.

    thank you!

  7. Hi how long did it take you for you to receive the RFE in the mail ? we have an RFE too and I am waiting for the letter in the mail to find out what is for :(

    I got the email notification on August 11th and my fiance received it in the mail on August 15th.

    It said in the email if we didn't have it by September 10th to call for an electronic version so some must take up to a month to be received. I hope yours arrives soon!

  8. We had a RFE and my fiance mailed the info in the provided envelope 2 day priority with tracking.

    It got there on August 20th and we received our approval on August 24th (2 business days as there was a weekend in there).

    So for anyone with a RFE it only set us back 13 days. It's moving very quickly in California on all fronts.

    Now I guess it's the long 35 day wait to find out our case # :)

  9. 7/6 - Filed

    7/10 - NOA1

    7/14 - NOA1 Hard Copy

    7/16 - Touched

    Still waiting on NOA2 but people who filed 1-2 weeks later than me are starting to get theirs. Should I be worried?

    I don't think so. Our NOA1 date is July 13th and I haven't received anything yet either.

    If you look on the visajourney processing time thing it says they're currently working on July 4th. And I've seen other ones where people were approved a month or so after that date said they should have been processed.

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