Murph4865

I have been wondering if USCIS or other GOV looks at your finances closely for what you have in bank?  The reason why i ask is i do not have big savings or checking live check to check with bills of course but i do make 300% above poverty and can provide for fiance will that hurt with nothing in bank?

I was wondering if anyone could tell me to cost of the medical in Manila so i could send that amount to my fiance so she has it on hand when time comes.

On 7/7/2017 at 9:13 AM, MzJan said:

I work in aviation so i am speaking from that perspective. And i know for a fact that only us citizens and residents can purchases one way tickets. I am saying that if the airline refuses a k1 visa holder they have that right to. Not all airlines are aware that such a visa is a one way entry to the usa to then adjust status after marriage. I don't see the big deal in just purchasing a round trip if the airlune says no we won't sell you a one way ticket. I think people often over analyse situation when a clear and logical alternative is steering them right in the face. 

I do not think you work for airlines cause a airline employee knows what words to use where and the correct one used, steering is different from staring u in the face

I went through RapidVisa and my packet was sent on May 4th 2017 the texas lockbox recieved it May 5th i recieved my Noa1 via text on May 8 2017 and was told it was transfered to California Service Center for processing. As of july1st 2017 it has been 51 days now according to the USCIS APP from the play store. Both me and freselyn are waiting on Noa 2 as i write this, this nerve racking just waiting and the uscis web site has not been update since april 30th.

I filed beginning of may 2017 the CSC received it may 11th 2017 everything i find is 100 days to get noa2. I received my noa in 3 days after filing now tapping foot waiting.