mikhaildmitri

Hi guys! My fiance came here in the US about 3 weeks ago and we're deciding to get married next week,

But right now we have to apply for a marriage license in Nevada and I believe having a passport is necessary,

she lost her passport in a restaurant last night and they haven't found it since,

is it possible to get a marriage license with just her birth certificate?

Yes I forgot to include some check copies

I hope so! They're very strict about not having a W2

Hi guys, my fiancee's interview is coming up next week! And I'm very worried about my AOS.

As you can see I am on my early 20's and did not have any tax return for the past 2 years, but I do have a full time job that I just got this year.

I am making around $28,800/yearly and stated on the AOS, this is the list of files we have for the AOS:

• AOS Form, making $28,800 yearly
• Bank Statement stating that I have $5,000 on my bank account.
• Letter of Employment that I'm making $28k a year and I am full time, original letter with signature of employer.
• Letter explaining why I didn't have any tax return last year.

My question is would this be sufficient? Without W2 or IRS transcript? Please let me know.

Liza did her medical last week, and we also never received a letter with the case number. A copy of the NOA2 works, as well as I had her print out the CEAC tracker screen containing the case number just in case. They did not ask for either during her visit, as long as the number can be provided.

THANK YOU!!!!

Hi guys, I just went through St. Lukes website and saw that you are required to show the letter of case number to get a medical done,

We don't have the letter for our case number because we got it over the phone, also we did our interview over the phone, I asked the lady on the phone

and she said our case is ready for interview. What do I do about the letter? Her interview is already set within 2 weeks!

WE GOT OUR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT in JUST 2 MONTHS!

That's the requirements same as going to the interview right? or is that different? I'm confused. I read the link. Thank you

Sorry to bother, but what is CFO again?

Thank you so much for all the replies! Wish us luck!

Thank you so much for all your replies, I won't be able to come with my fiance on her Interview because of my work, but I hope having an income on my bank statement, letter of employment, and some check stubs would be sufficient. Thank you guys and wish us luck!

Thank you so much for the replies, I feel more confident now, But I not have any recent tax return, I did not have a job on 2014 and my 2013 tax return has only 4k on its file because I was working part time.

I hope putting as much cash on my bank account could remedy that.

Hi Guys! We just got approved and got our NOA2 recently, Now our next problem is for my Affidavit of support documents, here's our case right now:

1. I know that Manila Embassy is only requiring last year of TAX return and W2.

2. Problem is, I did not have a job last year and my last tax return was 2 years ago.

3. I just got a job this year January 2015, and working as 1099 or self employed Web Developer and getting paid hourly my total salary for a year is $40,000/yearly.

4. I cannot provide and tax this year because 2015 tax return is not up for filing yet.

5. I do have Recent Pay check stubs, Bank Account Statement and Letter of employment.

Would this be enough?

Thank you Sir! Have a very nice day!

Thank you so much VOL!!! This is the most useful response I've read for my case, thank you

Please be more specific on what I can do regarding this.

I still don't get it, you mean they don't care about my current job right now?

They said that the U.S Embassy in Manila, Philippines does not allow joint sponsor, anyways, The job I got this year for 1099 earns me $40k/year and I have recent pay stubs and bank statements.

Hi again guys, I badly need help on this part of the process, I just got an approval (NOA2) within 1 month after filing for Fiance Visa,

Visa Journey helped me get through the first step, so I appreciate every helpful member in this forum, I thank you with all my heart. But again, I would have to ask you guys again to help me get through this second process of the application.

I was under the impression that I would only need salary range and letter of employment on the form.

But I was looking at the requirements on US Embassy in the Philippines and saw that they require 3 years of W-2 and 6 recent pay stubs.

In 2013, I only worked as a part time and got around $170 refund, 2014 I did not work as W2 at all, I was just doing some personal projects and was on vacation in the Philippines for half a year,

I just got a job in Jan. 2015 as 1099 and filing for taxes should be by next year. So I don't really have anything to show.

Now, the question is, WHAT DO I DO? PLEASE HELP

Mine Was approved in 1 month too, Submitted on June 15, 2015 and approved on July 17, 2015 thank god for CSC (I got the NOA1 2 weeks after submitting, so might wanna add that too 1 Month + 2 Weeks from NOA1)

THANK YOU SO MUCH for the feedback, just wanted to know if it would matter, thank you, I've already sent out my forms

Well since my fiance already sent me the signed letter like this :

Fiancé Letter of Intent

[PETITIONER’S NAME]
[PETITIONER’S ADDRESS]

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

[ADDRESS OF FILING LOCATION]

(Date mm-dd-yyyy)

Dear Sir or Madam:

I, (beneficiary’s name), do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry (petitioner’s ), and intend to do so within 90 days of my arrival into the US using the K-1 visa.

Yours truly,

(Signature)

(Print name)

Can I send it like this? Or should I ask her to send me another document with correct format?

So they can't accept the one with a wrong name on top?

So, my fiance just sent me all the documents needed to file our K-1 Application but I think there's a problem on the letter of intent that she sent me, this is the format that she used:

Fiancé Letter of Intent

<petitioner’s name>

<petitioner’s address>

<petitioner’s phone number>

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

<USCIS service center address>

<today’s date>

Dear Sir or Madam:

I, <beneficiary’s name>, do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry <petitioner’s name>, and intend to do so within 90 days of my arrival into the US using the K-1 visa.

Yours truly,

<beneficiary’s signature>

<beneficiary’s name>

so is this correct? I've seen example with their name both on top and bottom, Is this suppose to be my name on top and her name on the bottom?

Thaaaaaaaank you sooo much! I never found this information online, been searching for hours, thanks a lot for the information, you are going to make me sleep well tonight.