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CR-1 Case FE Review Note but documentarily approved

My spouse’s CR-1 was just NVC approved yesterday but at the same time got a Case FE Review note stating my income did not meet minimum requirement. But a further decision will be made by the consular at the time of the interview.

I’m confused why we got this, I’ve made 3X or 4X the poverty guideline annually over the last 5 years, and over 80k in savings and stocks which we also included on my affidavit of support. The only thing I can think of is we quit our jobs from Aug19to April20 to travel. But I’ve since gotten a job and submitted as part of the proof of current employment. And the affidavit was submitted after I started working again. The salary from the current employment exceeds the poverty guideline as well.

Is it a mistake by NVC? And is this something to be concerned with? Or should my wife just bring all the most recent bank statements when she goes to the interview?

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