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7 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

Unfortunately the visa is issued to the beneficiary and not the petitioner. The beneficiary can chose to notify the consulate and request to cancel it but I don’t believe the petitioner can. If she tries to enter the US she will have to state her intent to marry within  90. If you have already broken up and she stares her intention of marrying you , the lie is on her record not you. Without marrying she can’t adjust her status and stay. The I134 are not the same as the I 864 for LPR status.. I do not believe they are actioned . You will not be held accountable for her if she overstays etc. all on her .. but I do understand your tension .. 

Yeah I will try to reach USCIS and see what they'll say. Sometimes it's best to spend extra few extra hours for a peace of mind.

11 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

Your statement about the K1 person in Status  is correct. Even if they don’t marry they can stay for up to 90 days and enjoy their stay. The distinction is that K1 is a visa.. allowing entry for a purpose and specific period of time. It confers a legal status for that time only. That’s why adjustment of status must happen after 

I simply don't want my ex to use the visa that I helped her to obtain to enter the country. As a matter of principle. She can get her own visa if she wants to visit US and enjoy her stay. 

I just like managing risk, and I simply don't want any problems with the immigration services if she overstays her visa or whatnot. Also, I don't want immigration officers knocking on my door asking for her or any bills appearing on my mail since I filled out Affidavit of Support. Not to mention I don't want to be seen in the eyes of USCIS as someone who simply helped someone obtain a "tourist visa" and I don't want it to affect negatively any possible future cases with USCIS. 

I hope these are enough reasons why I want to pursue this. 

I fully understand that if nothing happens 90 days after POE, a person would be here "illegally". 

According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, a petitioner can terminate a family-based visa petition such as a fiance visa even if it is already approved before the alien fiance is admitted into the country. https://legalbeagle.com/6587811-cancel-approved-fiance-visa.html

Called NVC and a very helpful gentleman said that since Embassy has already processed it and issued a visa, it's out of their hand now. I would need to call USCIS and ask them. I'll call them tomorrow and see what they'll say. 

Apologize for posting bit of a negative topic here but things happen and sometimes it's better to wish each other happiness then go separate ways.  

Anyway,

How to Withdraw K-1 Visa After Visa is On Hand? I don't want to get into too much details but we're not longer engaged.

I did some search on the internet but can't find the definitive answer yet. Some say send a letter to the embassy, some say to NVC, some say to USCIS. 

Thank you very much Alekezam for a very detailed response, just what I was looking for.

Hi,

I had couple of questions regarding the process. 

Background:

NVC sent me an email on Oct 30th that the case was sent to Kiev,  then ceac tracking website showed the case was ready on Nov 1st. However, when I emailed Kiev consulate today they said they haven't received our case yet and they'll email us when it's ready for an interview.

Anyway, my questions:

1. Approximately how long did it take you guys to get an email from Kiev consulate?

2. Do we need to wait for their email before submitting the DS-160 and the payment? 

She already got her medical done and all the other documents are almost complete.  

Thanks in advance!

Hi,

I had few questions related to DS-160. A little background, my fiancee is studying in Kiev currently but she is a citizen of another former ussr country, let's say country X. She goes back home every summer when the school is out.

Anyway, here are my questions:

1. My fiance was denied for a tourist visa previously few years ago. How detailed do we need to write the explanation? I just put couple of sentences, when, where, and the reason for denial. Is it enough? 

2. Under parent section, there is a question that asks Mother's status (if she is in the US). My fiancee's mother has overstayed her tourist visa and currently residing in USA.

I'm not 100% sure if we should select "Other/I don't know", or "NonImmigrant"

3. Provide a list of countries, regions visited:

  do I need to add Ukraine and Country X  (her home country) to the list of countries visited or is it automatically assumed that this is the case? I know this might be a trivial and even a bit stupid question but just wanted to check.

On 10/18/2018 at 5:33 PM, Alabamak1 said:

 

 

Leave enough time between medical and interview.....get medical done now since you got NVC KEV#### already

Thank you, we are working on making the medical appointment 

On 10/18/2018 at 10:04 AM, Alekezam said:

1. I would include the loan only because it's a line item they ask for. I put in my mortgage which is a relatively large amount. 

2. I concur with John951, go to a Bank of America branch and they can either print out your averages or your bank statements for the past 12 months with an official letter and signature on letterhead. 

3. One year is sufficient. I did research on this and they only require additional years from a sponsor if you use one. 

4. Depending on your pay frequency I'd send it 4 to 5 stubs dating back at least 4 months.  i,e. I get paid every week so I took one pay stub for each month dating back 4 months from present. 

 

You'll definitely need to get an official letter from HR that shows your current annual salary and start date of employment. 

 

I didn't worry too much about the loan/debt part as I have assets and savings that far exceed that amount so I can see why there might be some hesitation on your end. Maybe someone else can chime in on this but from what I can tell it's never a good idea to try to conceal information that they ask for as it could bite you in the end and I'd hate for that to happen. 

 

Try to include as many brokerage, checking, savings, etc. accounts as you can as that will further solidify your status and negate the loan issue. 

 

My fiancee just had her interview this morning and she was approved.

 

I see we are dealing with the same embassy/consulate so if you need help let me know. 

 

 

Today I got the letter from the Bofa local branch, and already scanned W2 and tax returns. Will ask HR for the letter tomorrow and print out paystubs as well.

 I'll put my car loan amount in question 8b then.

The question I still have is:

Do I add the the current value of my car to the total amount for question 5, Value of my other personal property ?

Official i-134instr pdf doesn't have any detailed instruction for this part, sorry if it's such a trivial question.  

Also, congrats on the approval!

Hi everyone,

We recently got our NOA2 (Oct 8 ) and just today I was told by NVC that case is received and obtained the NVC case number. ☺️☺️

Anyway, I am in the process of preparing i-134 and had few questions.

Some info about me: Full time employee, 60K+ annual salary, couple grands here and there in checking/ savings, and brokerage accounts. I don't own a real estate or any other sizeable assets, no life insurance but I have a car loan. 

Questions:

1. Do I need to enter my car loan? I owe about the same amount as the car worth, and IMO it doesn't make sense to list the value of my car in personal property (page 3, question 5) then have the similar amount in debt for question 8b.
2. Is online account statements from Bank of America for past 12 months sufficient or do I need to get something official from a local branch?
3. I plan on sending last years W2 and federal tax return forms (1040)- Is 1 year sufficient?
4. How many months pay stubs should I send? 

Planning on getting a letter from HR as a proof of current employment, and getting brokerage account statement as well.

I've read countless threads, official i-134 guide, and reviewed few completed sample i-134 pdfs but it's already past 1am so please let me know if I am missing anything else.

Thanks.

Already found the answer, might help someone in the future:

Quote:

Centralized Office (Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine)

10 Bogomoltsya Street, Kyiv

Telephone: +38044-256-1460 , + 38044-256-03-33, +38044-256-16-33

e-mail: mvsinfo@mvsinfo.gov.ua

or here - http://bpcenter.com.ua/

Hi Everyone,

we recently got NOA2 and my fiancee is in Kiev. Where she needs to go to get a police certificate?

Thanks,

all the best.

On 3/11/2018 at 6:05 PM, Hypnos said:

1) No.

 

2) Where they are now, as it asks.

Thank you Hypnos for your quick response. I apologize for not Thanking you earlier since I was so focused on getting everything ready and sending it out. 

Hi everyone, 

I'm about to send in the I-129F form, but I have two questions, and would be forever thankful if you could help me.  My fiance studying in Russia, but we were both born in Kazakhstan. 

My questions: 

1. My fiance has a parent that's been living in the US for 8+ years on an expired visa. Would that affect or cause my fiance's visa to be denied?

2. In the I-129F form, it's asking for her parent's information. Do I put her parent's current residency location (xx State, USA) or where that parent is registered to live in their passport (Kazakhstan, Almaty city)...

Thank you in advance!