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Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

QUOTE (payxibka @ Dec 5 2008, 10:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

You do not need transcripts... the filed tax returns (as amended) is all that is needed

Thanks. That helps. I'm too stressed out to think straight.

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-12-05 22:27:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

QUOTE (Kathryn41 @ Nov 26 2008, 08:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Your tax documents aren't being submitted to verify any income levels or the affidavit of support - they are filed to show that you are co-mingling assets and declaring yourself as married for official sources. Your husband filing as single rather than married, filing separately is a red flag. If you include his papers also include the amendment request he made to IRS to change his filing status whether you have received the updated returns or not. These are documents to prove the validity of your marriage - and his documents raise questions about that validity. Be careful. You don't want USCIS to think your marriage is not valid due to his incorrect filing.

He was going to file an amended tax return indicating the change from "single" to "married filing separately" (he said that the tax preparer was told about his married status but had still indicated single regardless the 2 years), but I'm thinking of just amending both our taxes as "married filing joint" - but regardless of whether he does it for just the change of status or for both of us to file joint, we won't get any confirmation from the IRS in time.

Should we just enclose the taxes he had filed AND the new amendment (copy) that we're submitting to change it?

Thanks!

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-12-05 21:14:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

QUOTE (payxibka @ Nov 26 2008, 12:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

not including yours might add more questions than answer..... filing separate returns may still prompt questions eventhough there are valid reasons for it...

Solely from a tax perspective, it would seem that you should be filing a joint return and allowing your business losses to reduce your hubby's taxable income and therefore the amount of taxes paid.... but that is a view from afar and without knowledge of your hubby's tax situation...

For next year, we'll be filing together - I realized that later on when my business started going down - the recession doesn't help any.

Thank you for your help!

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-11-26 12:21:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

Is it necessary to send both mine and his tax returns? Or is his alright - his income is above the poverty guidelines. My business had a loss last year - definitely a loss this year, for that matter, too.

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-11-26 12:11:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

I filed for my removal of conditions in May 2008 and in Oct, I received a notice requesting additional information - primarily financial information like bank statements, leases, etc - as well as affidavits from at least 2 people who know us.

While assembling the paperwork, I just noticed that my husband has filed single the last two years. I've filed "married filing separate" for the last two years (I have my own business) and since he had a family friend who's done his taxes for 10 years now, I always assumed he had done the same, and hubby did say that he had filed "married filing separately".

Anyway, I need to get all the requirements by Dec 9, and DH has filed the amended tax return form to correct the filing status. I don't know when we can receive a response or confirmation from IRS, but if it's not before Dec 9, what can we do?

Thanks!

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-11-26 11:53:00

HELP!!! My wife was denied.

QUOTE (Haole @ Dec 7 2008, 06:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Does USCIS go by the postmark or date of receipt??

I think they go by date of receipt. I had to send in additional documents for my Removal of Conditions by Dec 9 and I sent it Next Day Express Mail on the 8th, guaranteed delivery by noon of the 9th, and then I received my approval on the 12th.

By going certified mail, he went the slowest route possible. Spending the $16 for express mail next day air was the best $16 that I ever spent in my life

Unfortunately now, to reopen the case, he may need to spend more money on a lawyer, submit forms all over again, or burn the phone lines trying to find a senator who can help him.

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-12-23 00:11:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

Adventures renewing California driver's license

I had the same problem with my DL as well. My conditional expired in June and I submitted the NOA with all the requirements. I then received a letter saying that I had not sent sufficient evidence. I ended up calling DMV in Sacramento (I'm in L.A.) and the woman sent me an temporary 60 day renewal of my DL, and requested that I resend the required evidence of my legal stay here (the extension letter and copy of front and back of my GC, even though expired).

60 days passed and nothing. I called again and she was suprised, however she did say that because people within that 1-year extension pending removal weren't as plentiful as the rest of applicants, there were only 2 people assigned to that department, considering that in less than a year when conditions are successfully removed, we'd be back anyway armed with our new cards. I don't know if what she said was true or not, but in a way it makes sense - but is no excuse for them (workers at your local DMV) to feign ignorance to the point that you have to drive 110 miles just to get that stamp in your passport.

I sent the requirements yet again but didn't get anything at all. In the meantime, in my wallet I'd carry a copy of the extension and my GC and my expired DL - just in case. By the time I was about to call them again, my removal was successful and I got my card in the mail three days ago

Beth

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-12-24 13:14:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

I-175 Checklist help

Looks good. You have way more requirements than I ever did!

Glad that your husband is doing okay. Good luck on your I-175!

QUOTE (belladona_ph @ Dec 27 2008, 12:58 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Woohoo, all is going well. I have gathered important documentation and made copies on chilly windy day... I made a draft for our cover letter and I will have my husband check it out..
so far this is my checklist: ( all with copies)

Form I-751, with attachment sheet for Part3 #9 ( we moved)
Copy of Permanent Resident Card of my spouse ( me)
Copy of Permanent Resident Card of our son
Copy of my spouse old Philippine Passport ( mine)
Copy of my spouse new Philippine Passport
Copy of our son's Philippine Passport
Copy of my American Passport
Three sworn affidavits by our U.S. Citizen friends who have personal knowledge of our marriage and relationship
Copies of our joint Tax Returns 2007
Copies of Rental Agreement , both in our names
Copy of money order paid to present Apartment with both our names
Copy of membership renewal notice from AAA Oregon
Copies of our bank statements from our joint account at XXXXX Bank, XXXX Branch
Copies of our car insurance policies/ notices from Statefarm Insurance
Copies of letters addressed to us with our names on it in our former residence
Copies of letters addressed to us with our names on it in our present residence
Photos

hmmm I couldn't think of anything more.

I am just thankful that my husband is doing well, It has been a year after his stroke.
This year we got to spend Christmas together

now I am ready to assemble the documents with tabs etc.

Thank you everyone for your help.

Happy New year to all!

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-12-27 02:41:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

Request for Evidence I-797E, NOA

I received the same letter in October requesting for additional information like the one you indicated, financial information, lease, mortgage, bank, bills, etc. including affidavits from two people who know us stating how they know us, etc.

As for utility bills, you can actually have her name added to the account. And she can add your name to the utility bill as well. In the case of the cell phone bill, if she has her own phone under your plan, her name can be in statement corresponding to activity under her phone number (this works for Sprint and ATTWireless, as I recall).

As for car insurance, even though it may belong to her parents' the fact that you or her are driving probably means that you guys can be added as additional drivers on the coverage.

As for the joint bank account, it's time to get one even though you each have your own accounts. I have my own business so I have to have a separate account while my hubby has had his account for years and also shares savings accounts with his parents, BUT we opened a joint account and use it occasionally. This came in handy when it was time to submit additional information because they want to see that there is a joint account that gets some use. they don't even care about the balance in it. I submitted copies of statements ranging from 2006, 2007 and 2008 - one statement per year which showed that the account is active and even though the balance which was high in 2006 ended up in 2 digits by Dec 2008, it didn't matter.

Another thing you can do is get insurance, doesn't matter if its term or full life insurance. Term is usually the most inexpensive and you can research that online or your credit union may even offer it. having each other as the beneficiary on the insurance plan is a good form of evidence that you are a couple as well.

Don't send in pictures all over again - they didn't ask for it. Send in updated tax returns or the actual tax transcripts from the IRS which you can order over the phone for free and receive within 10 days. Send in the joint lease of your apartment, utility bills that include both your names (add the other to the account as stated above), copy of car insurance from parents with you and her included under additional insured (if possible), and affidavits.

You don't need to write a letter to them and even have parents sign it. have the parents make out the affidavits instead. I found three people who wrote affidavits which confirmed their knowledge of us as a couple. Two were my friends back when I was single (our friends now), and one from his mother. Make sure that they type in the affidavit verbiage at the bottom where the notary needs to sign and notarize which will make it easy for everyone concerned. You can find examples online.

Hope this helps! I received my notice for additional evidence sometime in october and sent in the evidence one day before the deadline via second day express mail on 12/8. On 12/12 they approved my Removal of conditions and today I received my green card

Good luck!

QUOTE (WoodenRobot @ Dec 20 2008, 06:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

hi
today i got a mail from uscis requesting for more evidence. My evidence is very weak and that scares me. Me and my wife's permanent address is her parent's house but we both attend same university and have a rented apartment nearby since 2006. we do not have a single utility bill in both our names. for example.. cable/internet, phone bills are in my name.(but to same addresses). Whereas electricity bill is in hers name. even worse we dont have a joint bank account( we have separate individual accounts). The car is in her parent's name so is insurance. we are full time students and dont have any evidence from job showing beneficiaries. only our tax documents show jointly filed (last 2 years). i m not sure what more evidence we should send.. the only new additional evidence would be a joint rent lease of our apartment (which we did not send the fist time). i m worried and its extremely hard to convince them.

what more can i do? should i send the pictures, tax returns, others again? should i write a letter saying me and my wife live in her parents house and their automobiles and have it signed by her parents? would this help in anyway?
please help. thank you

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-12-23 00:37:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

Marital Problems Just Before Interview

Thank you for that clear reply! It's pretty difficult to be the "fly on the wall" regarding my friend's situation, but right now, his mom just told me that she had petitioned him back in 1996 under "unmarried son/daughter over 21" and was wondering if he should go ahead and file for divorce and then file for his visa under the B2 classification based on his mother's approved peititon for him back in 1996. I did check online for visa availability and they're currently processing visas for those approved on Feb 1998, which means he falls under that category.

He's still having major problems and it's escalated to the point that she's running really high bills for expenses incurred with the guy she's seeing and he feels trapped that he has to pay all that while waiting for the second interview. I was wondering if filing for divorce and then using his mother's approved petition would be better instead?

Thank you so much for any views on the situation

QUOTE (Kathryn41 @ Dec 26 2008, 09:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Will his wife go with him to the interview and support his application that their marriage was a valid one even though they are having troubles now? That is the big question. If she is willing to support him and verify that their marriage was entered into the for right reasons even though it is going astray now then he should continue to the interview and let the adjudicator decide. If she won't support him at the interview, then he needs to decide if he is going to stay in the marriage or not. Unfortunately, if he goes to the interview on his own he is unlikely to be approved. If that is the case, he may wish to initiate divorce proceedings, send a letter to USCIS asking them to delay the interview as he is waiting for the finalization of the divorce and would be withdrawing the current application and re-submitting one with a waiver when his divorce is finalized. I don't know if they will accept that or not but it seems like his best option if she is not willing to go with him on the interview and verify the validity of their marriage. They should also be sure that USCIS is aware that things are not going well now but that it is not reflective of the original marriage and intent.

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2009-04-25 13:14:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

Marital Problems Just Before Interview

I received my 10-year GC this month (woohoo!) so this question is not for me, but for a friend who just told me about his situation today.

He has been married since 2004 to a USC and is in the process of removing conditions. Today he received the letter from INS saying that his interview will be scheduled at a future date.

His problem is that his USC spouse has been seeing someone else and is even abroad visiting him. He thought that she was visiting friends but from reviewing phone records and FB, he's found out that she's now back with her ex-boyfriend. She's returning in January.

Now he's wondering what he should do. She has been running all their joint cc's to the max and has also been demanding he pay for everything, and a bit more as she doesn't work anymore. He's pretty confused as to what to do, and with the pending interview, what should he do?

They've been struggling with the marriage for a while now - but he thinks filing for divorce would be a bad move considering that their interview is coming up. I don't especially want to recommend divorce (I only hear one side) but would like to see what others here would suggest, or if any of you have been in a similar situation and what did you do?

Thanks so much!

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2008-12-26 20:12:00

Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

organazing question

I made a COVER LETTER accompanying my removal of condition forms and on it, I made a list of the copies of evidence I had included IN ORDER as they were arranged in the packet. On the upper right hand portion of all copies of evidence, I also wrote down the case number and name.

In our cover letter, I included my alien registration number, case number and the list of the evidence I had attached, in this case, the list looked like this:

Attached, you will find:

Copies of FRONT and BACK of green card of APPLICANT
Copies of PETITIONER'S DL - in this case, my husband who is the US Citizen
Lease documents of the house we're renting, with both of our names on it.
Financial records - checking and savings account statements - I included statements ranging from the time we first opened the account to current
TAX RETURNS showing joint filing (filing joint or separately, doesn't matter, as long as it says "married")
Insurance policies stating spouse as beneficiary
Joint utility bills showing both our names
Medical insurance cards
Car insurance cards
Photos of our church wedding, vacations abroad, and family gatherings
Receipts of our airline trips abroad
NOTARIZED AFFIDAVITS from 2 people who have known us since the time of our marriage (I didn't include this the first time but did send it when they asked for it the second time - but just showing you as an example - plus, it's better to include this anyway and save yourself the stress)

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I did use a 2-hole punch to punch out the center top part and added a fastener to keep them together.
I didn't use any yellow markers at all. For the photos, I scanned them into my pc and then arranged them in a WORD document which included a description at the bottom of each photo as to who were in the photo, when it was taken and the event - though I wasn't that detailed - just mostly who and what the event was with date indicated as mo/da/yr

QUOTE (popo @ Apr 25 2009, 02:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

hello everybody,
its time for me to file removing of conditions,
i pretty much know what kind of papers to prepare, but my question is about their organization...
howi should put them together, should i just put them all in a folder, or connect them with a binder...
and can i use a, lets say, yellow marker to highlight things or its not permitted...
all answers will be apreciated
thanks

sugbumama

Female

Philippines

2009-04-25 14:17:00

A couple K1 questions for HCMC

Thanks for all your input.
The only thing I was worried about was if I didn't list any employment (like student only) and they were able to do a background check and see that she has worked and it contradicted my application. I will probably list everything to be safe.

gp1

Male

2006-06-21 10:57:00

A couple K1 questions for HCMC

Hello all, after much procrastination I am trying to get my K1 packet together and I have a few questions.
This is a great site and I'm getting alot of helpful information.

- I have all her G-325 info, but I'm unsure if it is neccessary to list her employment info if it is limited
and was paid under the table?(waitress). She's only 21 and her work history doesn't go back 5 years.
Do I need to list that she was a high school student for some of that period? She is currently a
part-time student and not working. Would you recommend listing "None" for work history?

- I recently heard of the changes from Homeland Security regarding the fiance visa and the delay it
has caused many people. I heard they are releasing a new I-129 form this month. Does anyone
know if it has been released yet? and if not, should I wait for this new form before submitting?

Thanks in advance for any input and/or tips regarding my journey.

gp1

Male

2006-06-18 15:05:00

dam hoi

One of the three reasons (in the report) why they denied petition was the photos 'they chose" had only 5-8 people in them.

That sucks!

I can't believe they can deny your petition based on how many people were in a photo or attended the engagement party, especially since I'm sure in some cases they didn't have one.

I guess I'll eventually find out though because our ceremony was very small. I do think having one would be essential in the eyes of any traditional vietnamese.

gp1

Male

2006-10-28 18:58:00

Justin

Thanks for sharing Justin and congradulations to you both.
On this question-
"Is your fiance here now?"
Were you actually present and will that help with approval?

gp1

Male

2006-10-28 11:14:00

Original Birth Certifcate, cert copy

Is there an alternative to sending the petitioner's Birth certificate. I used copies of my passport to meet that requirement on the I-129F. Will I have to send her my passport?
My original B/C was lost and I have a court order instead that I'm afraid would raise more questions if I submitted it. It usually has when I had to provide when changing jobs?

gp1

Male

2007-01-08 22:43:00

I-134 notarizations?

Thanks for all your input.
I leave for VN tonight and will try to submit the packet during my trip.
Didn't think about it, but I will definately try and get proof of delivery.

gp1

Male

2007-02-07 10:43:00

I-134 notarizations?

I'm in the process of submitting packet 3 and need some help from you experienced VJs.

I had the I-134 notarized with originals of my supporting documents.
-bank letter
-pay stubs
-employer letter
-tax returns for last 3 years
-stock statements
-etc.

I've read over a few other posts on this topic that were helpful but still
have these concerns:

Do I mail in a ceritified copy of my I-134 and supporting documents with pack 3 or the original?
If I make copies, do I have certify each supporting document? or just the I-134?

Can your 401k count under stocks, bonds on the I-134?

Any other tips or help is appreciated.
I'll be heading over to VN in a couple days.
THANKS...

gp1

Male

2007-02-06 16:28:00

VN interview date rec'd

Good point Chuck,
I'm sure I'll have some questions once I review some of her paperwork with her and will list what we have.

Thanks Don, I will keep you in my prayers as well. You should be right behind us.

There's no way I couldv'e gotten this far without VJ. This website has been an invaluable resource thanks to all of it's members. I also hired a lawyer I found here just for back up.

I appreciate all your best wishes and any tips...

-Glenn

Edited by gp1, 23 April 2007 - 10:00 AM.

gp1

Male

2007-04-23 09:59:00

VN interview date rec'd

Hello all, I thought I'd share some good news!
My fiancee finally received the long awaited packet 4 today with her interview date. :thumbs:

I was beginning to think they might have lost her paperwork. We mailed it in on March 8th.
I was told that this is the busiest time of the year over there? I don't mind waiting as long as everything works out.

Good luck to everyone...

gp1

Male

2007-04-23 01:37:00

Great news!

I was thrilled to find out that my fiancee has just passed her visa interview today. :dance:

Her interview experience was similiar to what others' have posted and I will list more details soon.

Thanks for all the support and Good luck to everyone...

gp1

Male

2007-05-15 06:31:00

Wedding Ceremony and Fiancee Visa

Lucas, did you have an engagement ceremony?
My fiancee just got approved and we also had a wedding ceremony for her family prior to the K1 interview.(see my timeline)
During her interview, they only asked her about the engagement ceremony and only asked to see pictures of it also.
Even though we had tons of pics of our wedding and my other trips?

Edited by gp1, 16 May 2007 - 11:37 PM.

gp1

Male

2007-05-16 23:36:00

we got the blue slip!! help!

I have to agree with Chuck and Kevin.
Although for me, having a little piece of mind just in case something did go wrong was why I went with Marc.
He did inform me of some evidence they may have requested that I didn't initially provide but I basically did all the
paperwork myself. As it turned out, they never asked to see that evidence but every case is different.

gp1

Male

2007-05-15 09:25:00

Visa Refused (221g): HCMC Embassy

the Vietnamese girl at the window told her to come back after she had her baby and fill out paperwork for American citizenship for the child.

This can't be the reason for denial, can it?
Man, it sounds like they do whatever they feel like over there. Since I'm just starting this process, it looks like it would be a plus to hire someone like Marc Ellis.

I fell for you 3AD, sounds like you have a pretty solid case.
I hope it will all work out.

gp1

Male

2006-10-26 18:45:00

Asia: South

Interview in Chennai, India

Thanks for the informative reply,
last few Qs:)
form156
Q:22:what did he write?
Q24:what add did he put? My fiance has her brother here,she put her address in the previous form
Q25,26,27,32: what did he write/answer?
You can PM me the reply if you wish.Would be great if you could let me know soon,she is supposed to turn in her form tomorrow.
Thanks!!!
Bav

bav

Male

India

4/16/2007 3:08

Asia: South

Interview in Chennai, India

Hi! Congrats!!! Thats great news.
I had a few quick Qs for you..
1. Did he submit all the forms( ds156 etc) at local VFS office, if yes, what did he take to the interview ? What abt proof of ongoing relatiosnship etc..
2. Where and when did he submit the medical interview stuff?
3.Have you guys planned a wedding? Did the consulate ask him that? What to answer if the consulate asks if you guys have set a wedding date...?
4. Same Qs as above for the intended date of travel? The consulate says not to buy tickets/make travel arrangements etc? What did you do?
Thanks, My fiance's interview is in two weeks. Praying:)

Our interview on lucky Friday the 13th was successful!! YEA!

First of all, we had requested (TWICE) a Telugu translator because my guy speaks only broken English. They replied twice saying “Okay, you are most welcome”. But there was no translator there at the interview available to him. All the questions were asked in English and my guy had to make do with short answers in English sprinkled with a bit of Telugu. He said the questions were easy so anyone knowing even a small amount of English will do fine. Note on Chennai consulate: they reply to emails IMMEDIATELY but they are not always helpful.

My guy showed up at 6:30 AM for 9 AM interview, he was like 4th in line and they let in lines at about 7:45 AM. It ended up he was the VERY LAST one they interviewed. He said he was alone in the room by the time they called his name. He came out of the Consulate finally at 1:30 PM. A 7-hour mostly waiting ordeal. Note to others: come at 7:45 AM not earlier; when you come has nothing to do with when you are interviewed.

Inside the Consulate they took his index fingerprint and had him do the I-promise-all-statements-will-be-true swearing in.

They asked only seven questions:

1. Who is your petitioner?
2. How did you meet?
3. How long have you known each other?
4. What city and state is she living in?
5. What is she doing there?
6. If you don’t know English well, how will you stay in USA?
7. Do your parents agree to the marriage?

At the end they told him, “OK, your visa is approved. You can pick up your passport at VFS office tonight.” Later he went to the VFS office but they said it was not ready yet, he could pick it up on Monday. Because he had train reservation to leave Chennai and go to his home in Hyderabad on Saturday (it was Friday the 13th, remember), they said they would send it by mail on Monday and it would take 3 days to arrive to him.

When he was at the VFS office, they complained that the Demand Draft for visa fees was drawn at State Bank of India. They said it should have been drawn on HSBC bank. Actually on the Chennai Consulate website it says it can be drawn on “ANY national or international bank,” and they accepted it fine at the Consulate. But the VFS office just complained when they saw his receipt. However they did NOT ask him to redo it. Note to others: get your Demand Draft visa fees drawn on HSBC bank.

Another point on the Police Clearance Certificate (PCC): his permanent residence is in Kotananduru village in East Godavari District, but closest passport office is in Visakhapatnam city in Visakhapatnam district, so he got his passport there. He got a PCC from Visakhapatnam and from his village. He has lived in Hyderabad for nearly two years now, but couldn’t get a PCC from there as he had no proof of residence (all official documents, ration card, bank account etc., are in the address of his permanent home). IT WAS NO PROBLEM AND NO ONE ASKED FOR HYDERABAD PCC. No one even questioned why the passport was from a city & district where he did not reside. B)

All in all it was a LONG Visa journey but praise God it’s over now. We will wait for the passport to arrive then get the plane ticket. Whooohooo! (Yah I'm already studying for AOS haha! )

Good luck to everyone else on this journey!

Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavantu! (May all the world be happy!)

bav

Male

India

4/15/2007 16:52

Tourist Visa before the interview

Hi People,
I have somewhat of a special condition..Please help me as its a little confusing
I am a doctor in India and my fiance is in US( he is a doc as well) We got our NOA1 on 11-10-06 and now waiting for NOA2 ( california)
I have been to US once 2yrs ago on a tourist visa.
Now I have to take an exam in Los Angeles (for my MD degree) and that can be done only before May 15th. Getting a Visa for that exam is very easy to get from India ( as every doctor who wishes to practice here has to take it).
I applied for a tourist visa in August 06 for this test and I even interviewed, but the pre-requisite for taking this test in US is if you have cleared another one( in India), So I was told to pass my earlier test( in India) and take the Visa for the US exam when the results came, they gave me a yellow ticket, which means that i just show up at the consulate without appointment and I'll be given an interview.
Then 3 months after this I filed for the K1. Before the fiance thing happened (I was planning to come here in April), but now with a K1 in the process, I fear that if I goto the consulate asking for a tourist visa, they will refuse and I will lose the fees for the test -$ 1500.
what do I do?
Goto Embassy and risk the visa and hope this doesnt delay my K1 or just say goodbye to the $ 1500 and take the test when I come to US ( God knows when!!)
To all the people here , do you think with the current timelines my NOA2 might come by february? How long does it take after the NOA2 to get the interview...seems like its approx 3-4mos.
Please help...
Too confused
Thanks
Bav

bav

Male

India

2007-01-04 20:42:00

NOA2-Nov Filer

Do you think that I can plan a wedding in June in US given my current status? Its so damn hard to get any bookings done later in the game... any help will be appreciated. Thanks

bav

Male

India

2007-02-08 16:46:00

NOA2-Nov Filer

Thanks to everyone for the wishes!!!

bav

Male

India

2007-02-08 15:14:00

NOA2-Nov Filer

Got it today, So Happy!!!!
Hopefully things will be faster from now on.
Any one knows how long it takes generally for the Indian/N.Delhi consulate to run things after the NOA2?
Good luck to all, its worth the wait..

NOA1- Nov 13
NOA2- Feb 7

bav

Male

India

2007-02-08 01:39:00