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Thanks payxibka, 

Do you know how you get in touch with the consulate and/or how difficult it is? Will we need to write a letter or is there generally just a number we can call and request the change? 

Thank you!!

4 minutes ago, kris&me said:

Did you request interview in UK?

He will need criminal investigation report from austrailia for the interview 

We are still waiting on the NOA2. I was told we should wait to get the NOA2 then contact the consulate in Perth, Australia to ask them to move the interview to the U.K.

Hi, 

My fiance is a citizen of Australia and the U.K., we submitted the I-129F with her residency and citizenship being from Australia. But now due to the slow processing times . She'd like to move back to England so we can be closer. 

So, our questions are:  

1) Where can we find information on what documents we'll need for the interview (so she can get them before she leaves Australia)? 

2) What, if any, additional documents will we need because we're having the consulate interview in a different country? 

Thank you everyone who responds in advance!! 

15 hours ago, Jeff_9802 said:

 

Thanks Jeff! 

In your experience does bringing this form delay the case processing time significantly? We are considering having my fiance move to England (where she is also a citizen) and trying to get her consular processing done there so we can be closer but I'm concerned that this minimum income issue in conjunction with changing the consular location might create and really big delay. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. 

Thanks geowrian. 

I think technically i'm an independent consultant to the company. Although I have an equity interest in the company, and my earnings are tied to the companies incremental revenue in a rather complex formula. So what I have is bank deposits from the company into my account and an operating agreement with the company that lays out that I am a partner in the business. Unfortunately my tax returns will really only reflect the equity compensation income that I earned last year. 

Hello,

My fiance (from Australia) and I have submitted an application for the I-129F Visa. My question pertains to minimum income requirements. Two years ago I started my own business and had virtually no income for 3 years . Recently I joined another firm and my salary is tied to the incremental revenue of the firm so my income has gone up but only very recently (probably at about $50k per year run rate currently and going higher).

So my questions I’m hoping someone can answer are:

1) At what point will in the process will we be notified if USCIS or NVC has identified an issue with my income? I read on this website that minimum income has to be proven at the “end of case processing”. Is that when they give is the NOA2 or is that when they send the file to the consulate or is it after my fiance goes for her interview?

2) What documentation will I have to provide to try and prove that I’m making enough? Can this be submitted before getting denied? I see there is a form I-134, should I have done this when submitting my case? (I didn’t read anything about it i the instructions for the I-129F.)

3) Any estimate of how long of delay appealing or adding this I-134 form this would cause? Any recommendation on the best course of action are much appreciated.

Thank you all in advance!

Does anyone know the approximate amount of delay it causes if the CO asks for proof and assuming you get them the required materials promptly? Also, does this happen only after you've received your NOA2 and if so does it happen before or after the fiance gets called in for an interview?  

Hello, 

My fiance and I have submitted our visa but have not received a NOA 2 (expected in June). My fiance is a citizen of both Australia and the United Kingdom. She currently resides in Australia and hence that is the citizenship and address we used on our I-129 form. Given how long the NOA2 process is taking, she may have to move to the U.K. from Australia while we wait for the NOA2. 

My main questions are: 

1. Is it possible to request a change of where her interview will take place? (So that she can move to and interview in the U.K.)
2. Could she do her interview in the U.K. even though she is a citizen of Australia.

My secondary questions are:

• Is there a specific form to do this? (I'm guessing change of address might suffice?)
• Does anyone know if this causes any kind of delay in processing?
• Would it be better to do it ASAP or wait until after the NOA2? 

Thank you advance for your time and attention to this question!