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My wife and I sent in our AOS packet 25 days ago and we still have not recieved a notification that they recieved/ began processing the forms. I know that the money orders were cashed. I had the bank trace the activity of the money orders and saw that they were cashed about a week after they were mailed in.

Is it time to worry yet?

I want to start by thanking everyone for their response to my original "drivers license" topic post....

I failed to mention in my previous topic that I live in the state of Texas (near Austin) and after contacting a local dDMV they told my wife and I that she would need an I-94 issued for over a year.

Her I-94 is currently expired. Is there something we can do in order to some how get an I-94 extension???

Has anyone else in that state of Texas had this problem? and if so what where you able to do to help your situation?

thanks!

My wife and I went through the K-1 visa process and mailed our completed (AOS) packet to the USCIS office last week. Today we attempted to sign her up to take a drivers permit test but an employee at the drivers license office rejected our application after he looked through my wife's passport. He said we needed a resident card or a different visa in order to apply or something like that.....

We REALLY don't want to wait for the (AOS) to be completed before applying for a drivers permit. Is there something we can do right now in order for her to be eligible?

My wife and I just returned from the immigration office in San Antonio and we were given all the I-485 packet forms along with a COVER PAGE listing every required form. On the list is the I-129f petition for Alien Fiance. The immigration officer made it seem like we only need to include the (I-797, Notice of Action) form to meet this requirement but I want to be 100% positive that this is true.

My question is, do we also include a copy of the I-129f form that we filled out during the K-1 visa process as well?

You only need to submit the copy of the I-797, Notice of Action or the approval notice of the K1 Visa application with the rest of package and you are good to go. Good luck with your AOS journey!

Thanks!

My wife and I just returned from the immigration office in San Antonio and we were given all the I-485 packet forms along with a COVER PAGE listing every required form. On the list is the I-129f petition for Alien Fiance. The immigration officer made it seem like we only need to include the (I-797, Notice of Action) form to meet this requirement but I want to be 100% positive that this is true.

My question is, do we also include a copy of the I-129f form that we filled out during the K-1 visa process as well?

I was able to get my I-134 form notarized but according to direction #4 on the "What to send to your fiancee once the I-129F is approved" http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide , I need to also have the "required supporting evidence."

Can I just send a copy of my tax forms for this "required supporting evidence"?

or are they referring to the material described in direction #5?

Earlier today, I visited my local bank in hopes of having a notary sign my I-134 form. However, the notary was suspicious of the "Signature of Officer Administering Oath" statement and refused to sign without first crossing out that particular statement. He recommended that i instead travel to a USCIS field office to have it signed by an officer. Unfortunately, I don't have the luxury of traveling to a USCIS office this week.

I did a little research in the visa journey forums and it according to several VJ members, bank notaries are legally allowed to sign this section of the I-134 form. Could it be that he is legally allowed to sign this line and not know it? Should I search out other banks for a public notary that knows what he/she is doing or am I forced to go to a USCIS office?

Question 7 in which it states:

"I have other personal property, the reasonable value which is:" - It is kind of a broad statement. Do i consider everything I own and make an approximation of the total value? I assume it is much more exclusive than that but I have no idea to what extent.

cool, thanks for clearing that up everyone.

Our 129F petition was recently approved and I just received the notice in the mail. I didn't work (enough) the last 4 years therefore I am using my father as a co-sponsor, however I am really confused on what forms, how many to fill out, when to send them....

Do I only fill out an I-134 right now and send it to my fiance?

Do I only fill out an I-864 and send it to my fiance? Do I fill out two I-864's (one in my name and one in my dads)?

Do I fill out both I-134 and I-864 forms?

Do I fill out 1 now and the other later?

lol, obviously I'm lost.

I appreciate any advice.

My name is Ryan and I am an American citizen. I am currently applying for a K-1 visa so I can marry a woman named Kets who is from Thailand. Our 129F form was recently approved, however, I am in a tight spot right now. I recently graduated from Michigan State University and accepted a job in Austin, Texas. I am obligated to move down there in about 3 weeks but only if it doesnt affect the visa status.

I have listed below a few questions concerning the visa process:

Interview

How long after receiving the approval of the 129F petition should expect to be interviewed? Do I bring my sponsor? What should I expect at the Interview?

Income

Because I attended school full time I wasn't able to hold down a full time job. Is it possible for me to use my father, who makes good money, as a sponsor even though I will be moving out of his house in a couple of weeks?

Relocation

How is moving to Texas going to affect the process? Should I inform someone about the relocation, and if so, how would I go about sending that information?

Any helpful information is appreciated