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Yes, its a letter of intent, signed. One from you and one from your fiance. You can also submit photocopies of things such as engagement ring receipt etc. See link for examples of Letter of Intent

Start here with Visa Options As for sponsoring, if your wife doesn't meet the poverty guidelines and you are going the Immigrant Visa route, a joint sponsor can be used, but as your wife is living with her mother this wouldn't be necessary as her income can be used on your wifes I-864 to meet...

If it is the same scenario as the first post, what has happened is that you applied for and had approved, an extension of the K-3 status. This does not extend the visa. The K-3 visa is only valid for travel as a multi-entry visa for the duration of the visa which is generally 2 years. In order...

Have a read of THE IMPACT OF CHANGES IN FAMILY STATUS ON AN ALIEN’S IMMIGRATION PROCESS SUCH AS DIVORCE FROM, DEATH OF, OR ABUSE BY A USC OR LPR SPOUSE The above FAQ's are in easy to read format so hopefully you will find some answers there. You say she originally came into the US on a...

Whilst a K1 is employment authorized for the first 90 days, to be hired, they need an employment authorization document (EAD) to satisfy the I-9. If a K-1 is lucky enough to get a stamp on their I-94 (e.g. through JFK at port of entry), the I-94 stamped 'employment authorized' is a sufficient...

I'm a little confused by your post. Are you saying that there was two petitions filed for your fiance, the first one, then you broke up, then you filed a second petition???? If that is the case, where abouts in the system was the first petition? Was it still being held at the consulate, or had...

Unfortunately there is no way of telling how long it will take. It can be anything from a few weeks, or months, and up to several months or longer. I hope you hear something soon.

Once you have an approved I-130 it is pointless to now file the I-129F for the K-3 visa. This should of been filed when you received the receipt notice for the I-130 back in March. For the next steps with the NVC process for the Immigrant Visa, have a look at the National Visa Center (NVC) IV...

There is a very easy to follow guide Visa Options - Immigrant, K-1, K-3, & Family Preference which also has the pros and cons for each type of visa. As for employment authorization, if you decide to go the K visa route you realistically should not plan on working for the first 4-6 months in the...

If your fiancée cannot be your sponsor with the I-134 for the K-1 visa, you can have someone else sponsor you. Have a read of I-134 and Overcoming the Public Charge Issue Once in the US on the K-1 and you apply for adjustment of status, your then spouse will need to file the I-864, but you...

Have a look here at Understanding Your Visa Options It pretty much gives you a rundown of the different visas, costs involved (including the new fee schedule effective July 30), and pros and cons. All the best with whichever visa you choose that suits your purposes, goals and hip pocket ;)

It may very well be a waste of time and money for you to now file the I-129F for the K-3 after this length of time. the benefit of the K-3 visa is very much lost at this stage IMO. Things have also changed somewhat since October 2006, when I-129F petitions for a spouse started being transferred...

At last reports, London was at approximately 4-5 months to schedule an interview. It seems they have been backlogged somewhat of late. You can view various UK documents and a recent UK packet in this Examples Gallery for the United Kingdom

Chances are the interviewing officer will know about him being caught at the border. If you lie, the consequences will be dire. Never lie. There is a lawyer who has free chats every wednesday at 11am who seems to be familiar with jaurez and you may benefit from asking her what you could expect...

I posted some information in the other thread here K-3 is not always mentioned on the various US consular websites and sometimes they come under the heading of Life Act Visas as in the case of Guangzhou e.g.

The instructions for the I-129F itself plus the USCIS guide to filing the petition is incomplete IMO as they are very broad instructions when it comes to the documentation and evidence that should be submitted to support your application. Why are they broad? Because not every case is the same...

The process for a K-3 visa is much the same as for a K-1 only the verbage of fiance and spouse differs and from memory the only thing different form wise is that K-3's do not complete the DS-156K which is for fiance's. You can view a rundown of the K-3/K-4 visa process on the US Consulate site...

As I-129F for a spouse now get transferred to the service center that is processing the I-130, they generally appear to be being approved at the same time. If your I-130 is held up in security checks, you are going to face the same hold ups with an I-129F. They both undergo the same background...

Intent to marry is not the issue, it is the intent to immigrate when one enters the US that can cause an application to adjust status to be denied. There is nothing wrong or illegal about getting married in the US. atnixon, The pitfalls of entering the US, getting married and then applying to...

I couldn't find one on here, but here is a breakdown of sorts that contains the current and the new form fees from filing the initial petition through to adjustment of status. K-1 visa fees