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IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresHow Long To Wait To Cancel an I-130
Just wondering, how much later are you talking about?

Once the approved petition reaches NVC you have up to a year to begin NVC processing.

If you're talking about anything less than 2 years time why not just let the petition process?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-04-06 13:51:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresICR1 Visa and EAD ???
Honestly, you're already at the halfway point or further and there isn't a process that will get you here working legally any quicker.

A work Visa will require the process to start from the beginning which is a setback of 5 months.

You should expect the petition approval in the next couple of months then just a few more months of waiting as you go through NVC and Embassy processing until you can POE and have your Greencard within 6 weeks to begin working.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-04-02 15:22:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures2nd CR1

Yeah those too...yikes.

The OP kind of comes off as the type of guy that is just shopping for a "Submissive Asian Trophy Wife"...

I hate to say things like that but, if it walks like a duck...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-04-14 23:13:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures2nd CR1

I think what people are reacting to is less than he is canceling a petition and more that he has canceled a petition SO RECENTLY that he hasn't received or sought confirmation of it being canceled, and he already has plans to marry another woman in just over a month. It appears as though he must have met and pursued that woman while he was already petitioning for another.

Add to that the fact that he hasn't even bothered to divorce his Filipino wife yet...

The fact that he has now characterized half of the women in the world as scammers the OP is really batting a thousand.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-04-14 23:10:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresplease help k3 case
Moved from K-1 Visa Process & Procedures as the OP indicates their case is K3 in the subject of the thread.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-01-30 17:41:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresbonafide relationship

Got her on my life insurance. Let me know how your bank account goes. They keep telling me its impossible without a Social.


Don't stop with the first person who says they can't do it. Ask the person saying no if they know what the IRS form W8-BEN is. If they don't then you're talking to the wrong person.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-07-20 19:05:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresbonafide relationship
I was able to do it at both without her physical presence.

For State Farm Bank they needed a copy of her passport bio page and the W8-BEN with her original signature. BCU (which is a Credit Union) required the same thing.

They both even issued my wife Debit Cards, BCU even did it before we were married. If the person you're talking to can't do it then ask to speak to their supervisor and explain the situation to them.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-07-20 19:01:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresbonafide relationship

I'm putting my wife down as a primary beneficiary on my Life Insurance.
However, my life insurance form is asking for her Social Security # - which she obviously doesn't have yet.

Should they be okay without a SS# or is there an alternative number I can list?

By the way, how are people getting all of these joint accounts?
I haven't been able to get my wife on anything without her being a citizen.



If you explain that she's not in the US the insurance provider should be able to proceed without a SSN as by law they can't require it.

For the Joint accounts it varies by financial institution. You will need to get her signature on the IRS form W8-BEN (google it for the link to download as PDF).

State Farm Bank and BCU (Credit Union) are two institutions that I was able to get her added to even before she was in the US!


Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-07-20 16:01:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresbonafide relationship
Required Proof of Relationship is something that varies by what stage of the process and which embassy.

For the I-130 Petition all you really need to prove is that there was a wedding and one of the spouses is a US Citizen. Good evidence for this is: Marriage Certificate, birth certificates of both parties, US Citizen's Passport bio page, either copies of boarding passes or entry/exit stamps from Passport showing travel to location of the wedding (for the spouse who lives in another country). If you have anything else like joint bank accounts go ahead and include it but at this stage they just want to see that a marriage happened.

For the interview it really varies by the Embassy and I would suggest you check the regional forums for this information.

At ROC you will need to provide proof of Bonefide Marriage which includes co-habitation and co-mingling of financial lives. Good evidence here includes:

1. Joint Lease or Mortgage.
2. Bills either in Joint Names or some in each name.
3. Mail sent to same address for each and or both.
4. Joint bank accounts
5. Joint Credit Cards or Auto Loans.
6. Renters, homeowners, auto, life, medical insurance in both names and/or listing each other a beneficiary.
7. 401(k) with spouse listed as beneficiary.
8. Drivers' License or State ID Cards for each showing the same address.
9. Affidavits from friends and family attesting to them knowing you as a couple.

Of course there are more things that can be provided but it seems couple who can provide most of the above list don't experience difficulties at ROC unless there is something else obviously wrong with their case file.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-07-19 09:06:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresnot able to pay AOS bill
You must use Internet Explorer for the fee payment portal.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-06-13 02:40:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresReceived letter for Interview
Your profile says that you filed for Adjustment of Status. Did you file anything else (like I-485) along with the I-130?

If you did then USCIS thinks your wife is in the US!

You need to correct that so she'll get an interview overseas...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-07-06 08:22:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card

In reference to form I-130, question 16. As stated, my wife was denied access last week based on the wrong type of visa to enter the country. Is that considered an "immigration proceeding". I think it is not, but if it is, what type would it be? Removal or Exclusion/Deportation?


I don't believe so. If she signed a document cancelling her entry request then she wasn't even "refused entry" as she effectively withdrew her request and returned home.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-20 14:53:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card

Quick questions about DCF - I like that route, and am working on that, but ran across this statement in an add from here Visa Web Page


[i]"Can't I Just File Some Paperwork at the Embassy Overseas and Bring Her Home With Me?"

Not anymore. The Direct Consular Filing (DCF) option ended a couple of years ago in all but a few rare cases.


That is out-dated. Back when IMBRA & AWA were enacted I believe they had to send ALL petitions to USCIS for processing but DCF is back in place for a while now.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-17 13:08:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card
Wshc,

I just want you to know that I'm not trying to chastise you in any way. I just wanted to point out that sometimes ideals and "What should be right" just get in the way when you are dealing with anything Government. I'm an idealist but I have to be a realist also. If you wife was still in the US then I'd be cheering for you to fight the good fight but you want and need to get your wife back as soon as possible which means that you have to figure out how to do that within the system.

Regarding the pregnant wife in a speeding car even USCIS has allowances for some situations such as forgiving misrepresentation (I know a Chinese national who entered using a modified passport with tourist Visa in it and was granted asylum 3 years later).

I hope your chosen path gets your wife here ASAP...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-16 23:54:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card

Anyway, Mustafa is saying that a judge just might be willing to "break the rules" if the case is presented in the correct manner. The judge has nothing to lose and does not work for USCIS so there is no concern about stepping on any toes and ruining his career. The cause must be just, and I think a case can be made for that. Of course, the case might be given to a judge that is not so inclined to be that flexible and it could all back fire.


Even if it went the best possible way in front of a judge USCIS would have grounds for an appeal and requesting an immediate stay of any court order that would allow her entry under a situation where the court order "breaks the rules"

The law is the law at all levels and to get a proper win in any court proceeding you need to prove that you didn't violate the law. If you get caught going 80mph in a 45mph zone and you go in front of a judge you won't get the ticket thrown out because you didn't read the speed limit signs. To get it thrown out you'd need to either prove that you weren't exceeding the speed limit or that the speed limit wasn't properly posted (signs obscured or absent).

So while he is correct that it was a series of mistakes that lead to your current situation, in the end it would be quicker for you to just wait out the 3 year re-entry ban.

As egregious as the results of the mistakes are it doesn't relieve your responsibility to find out what she would need to return to the US. Several mistakes were made on your part before USCIS (CBP) took and negative action against her.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-16 20:51:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card

ok let supose for example if op filed i-130 petation for his wife and uscis approved op wife i-130 petation and issue op a noa2 for further process and before op wife interview op filed 1-212 waiver for his wife at the time of op wife interview consular officer ask op wife please show me evidence and proof why you dont go usa what is the reasons behind your case for example op say i have a lack of imformation about green card or i thought green card status is a pemenent status resident and consular officer say to op please dont give me excuse or iam not comming to hear your excuse please give me evidence and proof and op say to officer sorry sir i dont have a lot of prove or evidence to prove that this is done by mistake and the end op interview consular officer say to op i have a 2 bad news for you uscis denied your i-212 waiver petation because you already signed the abandoment of LPR status and the second news is that if you provide us evidence and proof we will consider your i-212 waiver petation again so in that situtation we dont left any other option left that why iam denied your petation and transfer your case to uscis so in that situtation no one can give op 100 percent gurantee that op petation is approved or denied even lawer cannot give op 100 percent gurantee that op case is approved or denied so in that case if op filed petation in civil court only court judge have a authority to listen op excuse if op say to judge i have lack of imformation about green card or lack of awareness of green card or i THOUGHT GREEN CARD STATUS IS A PERMENENT status resident or this is done by mistake my wife and iam innocent and only court judge have a fully authority to make decision without any prove and evidence in petationer or op favour because of lack of awareness and imformation about green card to give justice and civil rights to citizen because there is million of people or citizen who dont know about there basic civils rights very well


The OP's wife will most likely get approved for the I-212 Waiver as the only thing they care about for it is why did she overstay. Her explanation was that they misunderstood the process of re-establishing her LPR status. You are miking a mountain out of a mole hill by suggesting that they claim civil rights violations in civil court. Immigration is not a civil right. Besides that the courts in this country are slow and expense especially since the suit would have to be in a Federal court. They'd be better just waiting out the 3 year entry ban.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-16 17:58:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card

... take your wife case in usa civil court and fight your wife case in court and your main head line OF your case is LACK OF AWARENESS OF GREEN CARD LACK OF INFORMATION ABOUT GREEN CARD OR YOU THOUGHT GREEN CARD STATUS IS A PERMANENT STATUS RESIDENT ...


Don't even waste your time on this, ignorance of the Law is no excuse for not following it.

USCIS allowed her in once so that you could try to fix her status, you took the wrong path and were denied.

She left the US without having resolved her status so USCIS denied her entry as she is now inadmissible for (I assume) 3 years or until she gets a I-212 Waiver.

For you to win in a civil suit you'd have to prove that USCIS applied the law to your wife improperly. A moron drone at USCIS telling you to file the wrong form doesn't fit that as they can easily say that you didn't give them all of the details or they can even deny that one of their employees would give you that advice. Bottom line you have to PROVE that USCIS did something wrong, simply ACCUSING them won't hold up in court. Even the surrendering of her previous Greencard is within the INA Statutes as the cards are the property of the US Government and hers was long expired.

You can lose even more time & money by trying this first or you can just file the I-130 get the proper process moving along ASAP.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-16 15:16:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card

Sounds like she was refused entry rather than deported so no need for a waiver.

The actual coding they used will tell you one way or another.


The doc they gave her specified she was refused entry because of the previous overstay and she would need an I-212 Waiver to be admissible.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-16 11:13:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card
The process I outlined is for her to receive the IR-1 Visa which will result in her having a new 10 year Greencard issued after she "activates" it by entering the US.

The only way for her to enter before the process is complete would be a B (Visitor's) Visa but she would need the I-212 Waiver for that. Since she is wanting to immigrate to the US that may be a tough one for her to get.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-16 10:06:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card
BTW,

Add $545 to the list of fees for the I-212 Waiver Processing Fee.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-16 09:49:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAbandonment of Green Card
I-485 is to Adjust Status for someone who is already in the US.

What you need to do is file I-130 Petition to Sponsor Immediate Relative.

After that petition is approved by USCIS (4 - 7 months) you will move to the NVC (National Visa Center).

At NVC you will need to file I-864 Affidavit of Support and your wife will submit DS-230 Application for Immigrant Visa.

Once your case is complete there (can be done as quick as 3 weeks) you'll move to the Embassy in Frankfort for the interview.

Before the interview she will need to have her Medical Examination done (Frankfort Embassy Website will have details).

At the interview she'll be approved but informed that she needs to submit a 212 Waiver as she's inadmissible due to the overstay of VWP from her last permitted entry.

You should be able to have the Waiver request ready and submit it right at the interview.

Finally she'll wait a few more months for the Waiver to be approved.

Don't forget there are fees at every step of the way:

I-130 : $355
I-864 : $ 70
DS-230 : $400
Medical: $ varies by country

Generally the cost is around $1,000 and the process will take about 1 year to complete.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-16 09:41:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresI-130 Spouse and Stepchild
Moved from IMBRA Special Topics as OP has said nothing about IMBRA (whiches is only for K Visas) or AWA...
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-09-08 19:22:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAfter K1 denied
You don't really mean your "husband in Egypt" was denied for a K-1 Visa, right?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-10-02 18:55:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedurespossible loophole?

Does anyone have any suggestions for work for someone that only speaks a little german?


If you live near a us military base look there maybe?
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-10-11 00:07:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedurespossible loophole?
No NVC for DCF.... It all gets processed at the Embassy.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-10-10 05:19:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedurespossible loophole?

How exactly does this visa waiver program work? She is a German citizen. Could we, for instance, have me come back to the US, file the paperwork, then after three months have her come stay with me for 90 days and then just return to Germany for the remainder?


That would be exactly an acceptable way to use the VWP. Just be aware of the fact that she could be denied entry by CBP as they will have a record of the I-130. She'll need to bring proof of strong ties to Germany like proof of intent to return to a job and continuing residence etc.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2012-10-08 14:18:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresis he my son or not?
Ronald,

First I want to congratulate you on the approved Visas.

Then I want to once again express my admiration for you as you have handled a difficult situation with a lot of class and helped your wife retain her dignity through all of it.

Definitely talk to a US Family Lawyer about the requirement for adoption once he's here.

Good Luck in your future life with your family.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-10-08 14:36:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresis he my son or not?
Ronny,

First off, lots of respect to you for being there for your wife in this situation. A lot of men would just run away...

Second, good luck at the USEM Stage, I'm pulling for you and hoping that the Embassy gets it right the first time.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-08-20 08:37:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresis he my son or not?
Ronald, USCIS's definition of a "Child" has nothing to do with determining if the child will need a Visa to enter the US or is eligible for CRBA (US Citizenship).

If NVC is asking for I-864W for the child then it looks like they are assuming this is your biological or adopted child.

What did you file for the child? Are you looking to bring them here using CR-2 Visa?

I would be concerned that if the Embassy in Manila questions the parentage of the child and asks for DNA then they might think you are misrepresenting parentage for Immigration purposes which would be Fraud. I would recommend consulting a good Immigration Lawyer regarding this.

Just seems to me that this is a great time to be overly cautious.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2010-07-02 08:05:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresIf you had to get a replacement immigrant visa what did you have to do how long did it take how much did it cost?
If you're really worried about being refused entry isn't there a CBP Preclearance location in Ireland? Fly thorough there so if you are turned back it's a much shorter return flight.

Edited by Bob 4 Anna, 16 May 2011 - 03:07 PM.

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2011-05-16 15:07:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion: What are the documents given back to us @ the POE?
From what I have read you need to bring originals but if you also bring copies they will view the originals to confirm they are authentic & return them to you, the copies will be kept in your file.

I think once you['re in the US the Marriage Contract & Birth Certificates are the important documents. Nobody here (DMV, SSN, etc) will be asking for NBI Police Clearance.

I would be a good idea to get a copy of the vacinnation records from your medical though as your local doctor in the US will likely ask for it.

My Wifie got 5 copies of the Marriage Contract & her & Gabby's Birth Certificates from the NSO last month.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-04-23 22:12:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresCR1 VISA
QUOTE (YuAndDan @ Apr 20 2009, 09:26 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
For the most part CR-1 tends to take a bit longer than K-3 to get if you prepare for NVC when they request I-864 fee, and Visa fee, as well as documents requested by NVC. In many cases the CR-1 petition reaches the consulate just before K-3 interview, which causes K-3 to get dropped and the interview becomes a CR-1 visa interview.


Based on this statement, would it be a feasable tactic to file for a K-3 after having already filed the I-130 for IR-1/CR-1 just to speed-up the Consulate Interview?

Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-04-21 12:14:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresReceived NOA2 for Wife last week but Step-son is still "Pending"
We received NOA2 e-mail for Gabby!!!!!!

Now the NVC Wait is upon us!
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-08-24 10:14:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresReceived NOA2 for Wife last week but Step-son is still "Pending"
I'm just wondering (and the wife is getting nervous), is it unusual for there to be time between the two cases? They both clearly refer to each other so I'm slightly confused how they wouldn't be Approved at the same time.

FWIW, their case numbers are sequential (with his being first).
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-08-18 13:55:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Proceduresmarried in PHilippines and got a divorce in Canada
I'm a newbie to all of this but....

Are you going to be able to apply for US Immigration via Canada? If you're not a Legal Perm Resident of Canada (due to your divorce) then wouldn't everything fall back onto the Philippines?

If you have to go through the Manila Embassy I would think that fact that you're married in PH will cause you a lot of problems.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-09-03 13:02:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresI-130 for Married Couple Processing Times at NVC
QUOTE (Yiyi and Chris @ Aug 22 2008, 07:07 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Please use JAMES'S SHORTCUTs and you will see how fast NVC can be!!!! (I have seen cases that has been completed in 26 days!!!)


The shortcuts are outdated.... Now NVC tries to get you to do everything online.

Best shortcut is once you get NOA2 keep calling the IVR at NVC until you have a case number assigned. Then call back and talk to an operator. Give them the Petitioner's (USC) & Beneficiary's (Intended Immigrant) e-mail addresses. Then when docs/bills are generated they'll e-mail everything, this saved over a week on my step-son's case and got him caught-up to my wife at NVC!

To save time go ahead and download the I-864 & DS-230 from the website and have them filled-out ready for then you get the Barcode pages (AOS Cover Sheet within 2 days of paying AOS Fee online, DS-230 Cover sheet after DS-3032 is received).

Also, electronc delivery of DS-3032 now requires a scan of the actual DS-3032 dicument they send you, fill-out & signed.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-09-03 19:58:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresNeed advice ASAP...divorce after husband arriving here
QUOTE (rika60607 @ Sep 21 2009, 03:20 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It is hard to adjust to a completely new environment at that age for most people. I feel very sorry for him.

...

It seems that it was a costly mistake, for both of you. I'd give him another chance though - how can you expect to see love in his eyes when he's feeling so low that he counts the food he's eating to show you that he does not cost you much... poor man.


Exactly what I was trying to get at.

They are both under so much stress that it is impossible to sort feelings at this point.


Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-09-21 18:20:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresNeed advice ASAP...divorce after husband arriving here
QUOTE (Svetlana @ Sep 21 2009, 11:00 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
He came to USA August 14th 2009. We were waiting for a year to be togeather,
Now he has Green Card, SS# and all of this was a huge mistake!!!
For whole year he didn't learn one word of English, I can't put him to any job, even cleaning...
I can't afford our life (I lost fancy job last year). He is handeling this situation like a crybaby.
I am soooo upset, I want my life back...


Wow,

I hope you realize that you're just as much to blame as he is for your current problems.

Let's look at the problems:

1. He didn't learn a single word of English in 1 year. Okay, lazy on his part but what about you? Did you encourage communications in English? Before I found my wife I had a couple of Chinese girlfriends who spoke varying amounts of English (one in the US one in Canada, the Canadian spoke more English FWIW). I spent a lot of time helping them improve their English skills and it was a great relationship builder. Even with my wife who speaks good English I spend some time helpign her improve it.

2. Regarding his job, of course you can find him work that doesn't require English. Look within your local Ukrainian/Russian community and you will find many resources that will get him cleaning offices after hours or loading trucks on a dock with other non-english speaking immigrants.

3. You can't afford your current lifestyle AND you want your old life back. This is the reality of Marriage. If you Love him and he Loves then together you guys should be able to work through the tough times and in the end your relationship will make you stronger as a couple.

4. He's handling the problems like a crybaby. Well remember that he is in a foriegn land and doesn't speak the language. His life has been turned upside down and he is completely lost in the translation. Have some patience with THE MAN YOU LOVE. You are 90% of his life right now and the fact that you're ready to throw him out with the trash isn't going to fix anything.

Finally, don't forget you signed an Affidavit of Support promising to be financially responsible for him for the next 10 years, divorce doesn't erase that promise to the US Government.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-09-21 11:35:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresQuestion on the Bonafides of a marriage
Add your new spouse to your US Bank Accounts, yes it can be done without them having a SSN!

Also, be sure to add them as beneficiary to your 401(k) as this in now required by law.

Finally add them as beneficiary to your Life Insurance. You can even get the spouse a small ( > $50,000) Life Insurance Policy with you listed as primary beneficiary.

You can include copies of the bank statements in both names, the forms used to add beneficiary to 401(k) and Life Insurance as weel as getting something from the 401(k) Plan Manager and Life Insurance Company stating the spouse is primary beneficiary.

All of these demonstrate co-mingling of financial affairs.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-09-22 10:46:00
IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & ProceduresAnyone has the CR1 NVC Case in the "Case completed" stage?
The next time NVC will be scheduling interviews is the week of November 9th. At that time they will schedule December interviews.

During that week you will get an e-mail one evening with a PDF copy of the interview letter.
Bob 4 AnnaMalePhilippines2009-10-23 16:34:00