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Mick & Janni they will ask for 2015.
Yes, that makes sense. Thank you.
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Nevermind my question above, I found the instructions on the i-134 form. *doh*
It seems like I only need the most recent one, which could be 2014 or 2015 depending on how fast or slow things happen. -
How many tax returns are you supposed to bring to the interview btw? Is it only the most recent one?
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From what I read in the guides I get the feeling that the petitioner should send the beneficiary a copy of the whole package, not to bring to the interview so much, but to go through it so both know what kind of papers/info the embassy has.
We collected all the info and sent in our package when we were together in the US so we both know exactly what was in it and don't really see the need for me to have a copy of the whole thing. I have the originals of every copy we sent in though, which I will bring to the interview just in case. -
You can check approved i-129f petitions here: http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/monthly_filers.php?form=1&visa=1&scenter=1&option=1&sortby=2
As you can see, there's even people who got their NOA1 on January 21st and they're already approved. -
I personally love LAX, but I have never changed from one terminal to another when there. I've heard people say it can be quite tricky and take a long time if you need to go from an international terminal to a national one at LAX, maybe because it's so big.
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I will also bring the originals of all the copies we sent in with the i-129f, even if it's not required. All the tickets, boarding passes, photos and so on - we only sent in copies of all that, so I will bring all the originals if they want to look at it.
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Our NOA1 is January 4, our estimated time for NOA2 was 14-16 February, we still haven't received anything. I think there are even people who got their NOA1 in december who still haven't got their NOA2 or an RFE, but also people who got their NOA1 after us who are already approved. It's weird that they don't handle the petitions by what date the NOA1 was sent out.
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There are some things from the original i-129f package you need to bring. I for example have to bring another certified copy of M's divorce decree, even if we sent one in the original package. I've heard more than one story on this forum where they were asked for this at the interview.
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And if there is no draft in Sweden anymore, my fiance will not have to bring a military record? He was never called to duty and never volunteered.
Yes, don't think he needs to have any papers then. I guess there are no papers to show in the first place.
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But if you're a woman and you were never called to do military service or anything - you don't need to bring military papers, right?
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Hi you guys
Im currently waiting to do my interview on the 24th of March. So frekkin' excited and incredibly nervous too. We really want to get married on the 30th of April, but if there is one thing we have learned in this process; always assume the worst. And never ask questions about why they do stuff the way they do......it will just make you agitated, stressed and extremely sad.
Oh well, it haven't been that bad. So far it has gone pretty smoothly (7,9,13) from when we applied back in September. We are just hoping, that the last part will be smooth too.
I wanted to ask you about the interview. I have read the posts about it on another forum but I would like to know when you arrived on your interview date, and how long you waited for?
Im driving in from Älmhult, Sweden on the same day and have my dad and brother with me, so it would be nice with some kind of idea of how long everything will take.
Did I mention I am nervous?
I don't know if you've read the reviews yet, but if you haven't there's a link here: http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php?cnty=Sweden&cty=&dfilter=5
I'll be going from Älmhult myself (or close by at least) but I'll be taking the train. It helps having a friend who lives in Sthlm, I'll have my very own personal guide.
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They have it though, right? You just can't check it? That would freak me out. I hope it still goes through ok and it's just an error on their system with your receipt number. Keeping everything crossed for you.
I sure hope they have it! But yes, no way to check it and when we call USCIS they don't know anything either. So at this point all we can do is wait and hope nothing's wrong. I think I've freaked out a few times already, haha
I hope both you and us get our NOA2 this week, fingers crossed.
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We're in the same seat, NOA1 on January 4th and we're not able to check our case status on their website, app or via costumer service. We just get "case not found with USCIS" when we try to check it. So you're not alone.
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JBDA: I think the clinic wants your case number (at least that's what the doctor in Gbg told me), and you don't get your case number until after you get your NOA2 from what I understand, at NVC.
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No issue at all. You have 90 days to get married, you can get married anytime you like within those 90 days.
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It did this for me too all the way until NOA2 approval. After that I could check the status.
Good to know that someone else from here have had the same issue and that everything worked out fine.
It's just annoying when they send you the NOA1 and tell you that you can check your status when you get the NOA1 hard copy, and then you can't. They shouldn't fool people like that.
Not sure if you have any use of being able to check your status once you have your NOA2?
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Thank you so much, this helps a lot.
I'll print out as much as I possibly can, better to bring too much than too little. The folder I have here is already quite thick.
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Oh great, no wonder it was a mystery then. Do you send something to them before going to the interview or is it only DS-160 and the fee?
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We've used this guide a lot for the i-129f packet: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide
But that guide is for the USC, is there a guide for the foreigner regarding the K-1? Is there a guide about what packet 3 is and what to do with it? I haven't yet figured out if it's only the DS-160 and an electronic pass photo or if there's something more to it.
I've already seen the checklist thanks to Maria, so that part of it is very clear to me. Packet 3 is still a bit of a mystery though, I've seen it mentioned many times but that's about it. -
It says "case not found with USCIS", same on the website and customer service.
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We've tried our receipt number via the app, website and via phone/customer service. Every place we could come up with.
I guess we have to keep waiting - I just don't want to spend even more time waiting if it is in fact missing. We're already two months behind if that's the case.
"It might just not be in the system yet", we don't get that answer when we call in. If that was the case I assume they would've told us just that. =/ -
Maybe, it all just seems a bit odd to me. We got some special kind of customer service when we called the other day because it's been more than 45 days since our NOA1 - and they couldn't find anything either, as if it doesn't even exist. They searched for our receipt number and both our names several times but nothing.
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I'm confused have you got NOA2? And you think it's lost from CSC to NVC?
From what I understand you get the NOA1 when it's registered at the Texas Lockbox thingy? And after that it gets transfered to California Service Centre? If so, I have a feeling it got lost between Texas and CSC as there are no traces since the NOA1, and when calling USCIS they have zero info about our peition. I assume they never got it. I could be wrong about how it works though?
It says "Case not found" when we try to check our status (both on app and on their webpage), and when calling them we get the same answer.
financial requirements question
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The petitioner is always the main sponsor, which in this case is you. So yes, you'll need one form for you and one for your parents, including all the documents that goes with it.![:)](https://static.visajourney.com/images/uploads/emoticons/default_smile.png)