Kely&Jose

our NOA1 is 5/16, no biometrics yet. Local office is Newark, NJ. 
We raised an inquiry for biometrics and they sent us an RFIE for birth certificate. People who filed after us, have already received their biometrics appointment date. 
Don't want to raise another request now, just hoping they sent us the appointment letter soon.. 
 
 

Hi hi, I didn't find any thread regarding May 2019 AOS filers so I figured out I create one for those who are filing this month. I mailed my AOS package yesterday with FedEx and USCIS Chicago Lockbox received in on 1 May, 10am. Hope I can get my NOA1 soon!

Joining the October thread as well. 
So happy to be one step closer! 
Wooot woot 

Joining the October thread as well. 
So happy to be one step closer! 
Wooot woot 

Good morning to all 🌞
 
Case says TRANSIT!!! 
So happy 
 
Can we start medical examens? 

What does your P3 say. I think I posted the links for you.

Just a reminder that once DHL has a hold of your package, you can track it here.
 
http://www.dhl-usa.com/en/express/tracking/shippers_reference.html
 
Shipper's reference looks something like this (EXP 30 OCT 2018A).
 
Date range for shipment just put Oct 1 through 31.
 
And select your country.

https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/iv-dv-supplemental/MNG-Managua.pdf
 

Good morning to all 🌞
 
Case says TRANSIT!!! 
So happy 
 
Can we start medical examens? 

Yeah, this is a possibility. Our case was in transit on Oct 3rd and ready by the 9th. In between, we were able to submit the DS-160 form, make the visa fee payment and schedule the medical and interview! This may vary from embassy to embassy but see what you can get done in the time being. Good luck!!

Atlast....Our Case now is in Transit...

Wow, my case just got transfer to our embassy, one step closer 😀

Yay! Finally In transit too! 

Congratulations!!!!! Its a very good day 

🙌🏼💜💙

The idea of Domicile for immigration purposes is more than just having a place to live. It's either actually living there, or one can show intent to reestablish domicile via documentation showing plans and actions taken to live there before the applicant enters the US (i.e. moving quotes, job searches/offers, etc.).

A quick search shows that there are lots of dental assistant jobs in NJ and region, so it should be easy to apply online if you qualify, get a job interview, then move there and start working so you don't need a co-sponsor.
 
Qualifications:
Must have prior work experience as an Dental Assistant
Associate degree or certificate from college or technical school
X-Ray license required
 
Sometimes health professionals from out of the country have to re-certify and/or get a new license to practice in the US so that may take some time; it should be easy for you to check this online.  If you really want to be together in the US with your current K1 application, going ahead now on your own would be the way to go, since you would have looked for a job when you arrived anyway.  Do you have an established US domicile even if you get lucky and find a co-sponsor?

You would provide a letter stating that you had no income and therefore were not required to file (assuming you had no income those years...not just US-based income).
How long you need to be working is a judgement call on the IO's part. Some have had success within weeks, others waited a couple/few months to show stable income.
 
Current income is king. Tax returns for an employee show past income.

Include a letter explaining that you were a student in Nicaragua for X years and that your family or boyfriend supported you financially while you were living there, or whatever the case may be, and that you did not work there or earn any income.  So no tax returns necessary for past income since you had none.  Once you get a job as a dental assistant in NJ, and you have your first pay stub, include that to show current income, and include a letter from your employer stating your job and salary.  You should have both of those documents within a few weeks of starting a job.  Then attach both documents to your affidavit of support form and send all to your fiance to take to the interview.  Best of luck!

Sorry, that's not really kind of the uncle (I remember your other post). Not that he owes it to you or anything, but I assume you started this route thinking/knowing that he'd co-sponsor and make decisions based around that and he's just pulled the rug out from under you.
 
Any way you can reach back out to him (or maybe your family?) and explain that this particular affidavit is not legally enforceable (it's not, the one for the green card IS-- this is basically them checking to be sure there is someone willing and able to co-sponsor on the other side so that he doesn't wind up in immigration status limbo in the US). Or is it really the issue that he doesn't want to give you the financial papers? No sealed envelope will make him change his mind?
 
 

It's kind of difficult to find another co sponsor not many people want that responsability 

Remember you'll also need a sponsor for the I-864 when adjusting status. And the requirement is 125% not just 100%.

Could you move back and start working in the US soon?  Then you'll be able to show current income...

If you don't have a co-sponsor or sufficient assets, your best option would be to delay your fiance's interview as long as needed for you to go to NJ now on your own, get a job as a dental assistant, start earning income, establish a US residence, then file the affidavit of support documents showing your current US income.  It means a few months of being apart, but that appears to be the only way you have a chance of visa approval at the interview stage.  Going in to the interview without sufficient financial support would be an almost certain denial.  Good luck.

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