JM76

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Are you referring to interviewing in Manila? If so, then yes. But still bring it and be prepared just in case.

 

An I-864 for AOS will be required after arrival and marriage in the US.

Trust me I will have that ready i no time..   I just hope otherwise they dont have to ask for it but Ill be sure it will be prepared.

I am preparing for my fiance's interview later this month for the I-134... I am low on my income for 2015...while my 2016 barely makes the poverty level while 2017 I made my poverty level...

I dont have good records on bank statements but will my income tax and this years income if I include on my most recent check stub help?

wait what? are you sure? Because my fiance is going for hers onthe 28th...is it really normal they dont look at the I-134????

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Certain medical conditions that pose a public health risk to others can result in a refusal until the issues are satisfactorily resolved.

The list of which ones exactly is available on the DOS website. I thought HIV/AIDS (along with some other STDs) were removed from this list a while ago (re: the above post sourced from RV).

USCIS (not DOS) policy guide on this:

https://www.uscis.gov/policymanual/HTML/PolicyManual-Volume8-PartB-Chapter6.html

 

A waiver may be available in some limited cases, although it's almost always faster to get treated than process the waiver...not to mention treatment actually resolves the underlying issue.

thank you for responding.... She was telling me someone told her while sheis being treated could take two months.. but wasnt a doctor that said that... so i dont really buy it... as long its beign treated.. thats fine..

I am not sure what to say or how to explain it... I am trying to find answers to this... my fiance just got done with her exam today... everything she got exam for till she mentioned she was tested for an STD...I am wondering if this will deny her k1 visa? She has to go back the next day for treatment... and some were saying it could take two months for the treatment but we are on a deadline... what do I do?