Your affidavits of support go nowhere but to London, in your hand, on the day of the interview. You are a DCF filer and the NVC, RFE, cover sheet, a $120 fee, and mailing anything are not part of your process. Rob- you are posting in the wrong forum so are getting incorrect advice. Simple questions I'm sure to seasoned visa people. I believe they are in the process of completing the 'financial evidence' part. (Question 2) In terms of process am I supposed to bring the submitted Affidavit of Support (with receipt) to the final interview with me or am I supposed to bring the form filled in and submit it at the interview? (Question 1) in terms of process and order of submitting the documents would they need to re-submit the I-864 as it has been submitted before DS-260? I'm a bit confused as to the process. They also did this before I submitted the DS-260 form (which I did yesterday). They did so without realising I have to bring the original to the final interview. Hence my Mother and Father in law (based in Colorado and US citizens) kindly offered to submit the Affidavit of Support, they completed and submitted the I-864 Affidavit of Support form in December 2015 to the NVC center in Nebraska (and received a receipt from the NVC). My spouse and I (Rob and Celeste - Rob is beneficiary, Celeste is the petitioner) are in London (and filed here with USCIS), as a result she is not able to submit the Affidavit of Support because she has a job over here and tax returns are limited. I have a question regarding timing of submitted documents, to give background/perspective: Affidavit of Support submitted before DS-260 form
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