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So there is a case number I received from the NVC and then there's a case number that was the subject of the embassy email. 

Both start with "ISL"  and are different from each other.

Can someone please tell me which one out of these two is used/should be used to schedule an interview? 

A) The NVC case number 

Or 

B) The Embassy Email Case number 

Thanks! 
 

Hi! So I'm stuck on question 12 of the I-134. It's asking me how many years I have resided in the US. I first came here in the 1990's and after some years, I moved to another country and lived there for 7+ years and it's only been a year (almost) since I moved back to the US. So do I write the original date I first came to the States (e.g September 1995) or the date I moved back here (August 2016) ?

Also If someone doesn't have a certificate of Naturalization or a Certificate of Citizenship, can they use passport pages? Or should they just leave the section blank and not worry about it? (I'm talking about I-134)

Help will be greatly appreciated!  

On 8/2/2017 at 5:02 PM, KULtoATL said:

I have no idea if there are any repercussions for selecting "do not intend" but I personally wouldn't do it. On our form, we checked the box "intend" and wrote "N/A K-1 fiance(e) visa" in Part 7 Additional Information just to be safe. So far people who have done it this way did not have any issues.

 

Besides, by checking the "intend" box, it does tell the person reading the form to refer to Part 7 Additional Information for whatever reasons that you might have listed down to explain your choice of answer.

Thank you so much! 

Some people are saying to select " do not intend" because it's the I-134 is for the.  K-1 fiancé visa. Some are saying to select "intend" and write " N/A K-1 fiancé visa " in part 7.

Which one works? And are there any repercussions for selecting "do not intend" ? 

I want to fill out mine and my fiancé's information for my co-sponsor ,so he'll only have to focus on his part. Would I (the petitioner of the K-1 visa) be the principal immigrant or the immigrant who is being sponsored? Can someone Clear this up.Thank You!

2 hours ago, KULtoATL said:

1. Fill your timeline so other members know what stage you're at in order for them to provide you with more accurate information.
2. I-134 is never filed. The completed I-134 and supporting documents should be sent to the alien beneficiary for him to bring to the interview. 
3. For the I-134, the US petitioner is always the primary sponsor even if your income is 0 or below the poverty guideline. Since you are unemployed, you have no choice but to find a co-sponsor. Due to that, you will complete a I-134 and your co-sponsor will also complete a separate I-134. If your alien beneficiary is going through US embassy in Manila, they generally do not accept a co-sponsor. If he is going through London, they usually won't even look at the I-134. So yes, completing your timeline would help getting embassy specific answers.
4. No, the alien beneficiary cannot use his income nor assets to prove financial support for himself. 

Thank you! Is it also neccesary to provide 1040 Ez tax return to my fiancé? 

I don't think it will help in anyway. 

My beneficiary is a Pakistani citizen. Can I get tips on what kind of questions the embassy asks and how many? Also is  co-sponsorship accepted by the US embassy in Pakistan? 

38 minutes ago, MalaysiaUS said:

Hi,

 

Unfortunately, it will not working that way. The petitioner is the one who should fill up I-134 and become a support for their fiance(e). I suggest you to find someone to become your co-sponsor. Aside from that you need to know that every Embassy is different when it comes to accepting a Co-Sponsor for the purpose of K-1 visa (fiancé) and CR-1 (spousal). Some of the embassy will accept Co-sponsor for spouse visa but not for K-1 visa. When i said not accepting, it doesn't mean it is 100% rejection. But, it will give bad view to the Embassy, because it's look like you can't support her on your own. I'm not sure from which country your fiancee coming from, but, it better to check on embassy information and others experience in the regional discussion.

 

Regards,

MalaysiaUS

Thank you for the swift response! 

Will my Co-sponsor have to file a separate I-134 or a I-864? Also do I mail the I-134 to the USCIS office in Texas (where I mailed my I-129F form) or do I mail it to my beneficiary fiancé?

Can someone clear up this confusion? 

Hi guys! I need some quick help. My fiancé is in the middle of filling the DS-160. We thought that would be the last form we would be filing (until he reaches California) ,especially since I had an eligible sponsor ready to file the I-134.

Now, I just found out that only I (the petitioner) can file the I-134? I'm currently unemployed and I don't have any U.S assets. I don't have any life insurance either. Is there any way my foreign fiancé can use his financial assets as evidence to support himself? Will that work at the interview? And what kind of form would he have to fill? Quick responses will be highly appreciated since we're running out of time.