JeffB

Here are the rules the consulars at the Embassy's and Consulates are supposed to be following during our K Visa process, I found this with the help of Mark Dayton's Liason. It is in the Foreign Affairs Manual from the Department of State web site:
9 FAM 41.81 ....... outlines the K Visa's and procedures
9 FAM 41.108 ...... outlines the medical requirements for K Visa's
I think the information in these 2 sections are invaluable, READ THEM!

soleil

Jeff - can you please post the URL?

Thanks,
Sunny

soleil

Nevermind.. I found it.
If anyone else is interested:

http://foia.state.gov/FAMDIR/fam/fam...=2&id=10&fam=0

MASON

i think ill take a copy of this to my interview ,when i actualy get a date for one that is,so i dont need to get my future wife to send me a i-134 if i can convince the interviewer that i will be working as soon as i arrive in the states,presumimng i get a green card and not become a burden on the state?or am i reading this wrong. anyway its all falling into place now,i think,
thanks for the info jeff
...M...

JeffB

Mason I would not temp fate over the the financial support issue and I would imagine that the possibility of a consular not asking for an I-134 would be slim and none, anyone seen slim lately? lol. And it may just be me trying to be over prepared, but I have both the I-134 and I-864 just in case. Although according to the FAM we can't actually be required to present the I-864. I say "Better safe than sorry" when it comes to getting My Honey home.

Elenfair

Jeff B: You said: "I would imagine that the possibility of a consular not asking for an I-134 would be slim and none"

Waaait...

Is that "NONE", or "N/A"?

I'm requesting further evidence.



::: ducks and runs :::

Elly

JeffB

Elly Said:
"Waaait...
Is that "NONE", or "N/A"?
I'm requesting further evidence.
::: ducks and runs :::"


Oh Geeeeeeeeeeeeez! I hate it when I do that! Guilty as charged

MASON

first time ive laughed in days ,thanks you two ,great thread and retorts.

JeffB

Bump
(I always wanted to do that)

Michael D. Young

JeffB wrote:

    > Here are the rules the consulars at the Embassy's and Consulates are
    > supposed to be following during our K Visa process, I found this with
    > the help of Mark Dayton's Liason. It is in the Foreign Affairs Manual
    > from the Department of State web site:
    > 9 FAM 41.81 ....... outlines the K Visa's and procedures
    > 9 FAM 41.108 ...... outlines the medical requirements for K Visa's
    > I think the information in these 2 sections are invaluable, READ THEM!

http://foia.state.gov/FAMDIR/masterd.../0941081PN.pdf

http://foia.state.gov/FAMDIR/masterd...m/0941081N.pdf

http://foia.state.gov/FAMDIR/masterd...m/0941108N.pdf

http://foia.state.gov/FAMDIR/masterd.../0941108PN.pdf

JeffB

Bump

Noorah101

Thank you so much for the links! Looks like interesting and valuable reading!
Rene

Koala

Noorah101 wrote in message news:...
    > Thank you so much for the links! Looks like interesting and
    > valuable reading!
    > Rene

so.... only 45$ for k 1 visa ?
     , I thought I should pay 100$ for non-immigration visa?!

amend0205

Thanks for this info.!

It helps to know that the Consular has 30-60 days to issue the visa upon approval of the petition.

Had my interview last April 11 They told me they have to wait another paper from the civil registry.

cindyabs

London asks for a 134, they included it in our packet they sent to my husband.