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ScottThuyMaleVietnam2009-08-09 14:10:00
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Duc Uyen,

The next step is to get married in Vietnam and file for a K-3 Spousal Visa.
chuckandkimMaleVietnam2006-03-06 08:09:00
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Go West, Northwest, city name: Seattle.

Last year or the year before, a huge ring of marriage fraud was bursted by the FBI and USCIS. Look for guys with last name: NGUYEN, TRAN, LE, PHAM, HUYNH, LY etc. Over 101 couples who married for the sake of getting around $40-$50K to bring a man/woman to America. I hope you find them and choke them to death man...

It's a joke and disgrace what some people would do to get here. I know you mad, but how do they know your marriage is real when 99% of them are fakes, therefore the whole Admin Rev is taking place to filter out the bad seeds.

Can you be more specific, is there a huge age difference between you and her? Were you and her coming from the same town? Same last name? Can you say your case is straight forward, no complications? Neer married, no children, same job, stable incomes, no criminal records etc... No to all? If you say yes to any of these, it is expected to be delayed. But either way, if there is any hope in this, I've never seen any case was denied flat out. All VJ members who was on this board, telling horrible stories about HCMC, their treatments etc.... in the end, all got through and came to the US.

So... hang in then man... i know it sux and easy for me to say, but we've all been through HCMC... WE KNOW HOW YOU FEEL....
chuckandkimMaleVietnam2006-02-03 08:32:00
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Well, hi your all :)
I just being update from a friend that one of their relative who recently had the interview with the consular in hochiminh, and yes seems like they starting to discard all the co-sponsor (not officially but did happen)



Somone told me that for K1 Visa the petitioner alone must meet minimum income requirements and CANNOT have a co-sponsor. Is this true?

3AD


False!

You, petitioner can have a co-sponsor if your income doesn't meet the poverty guideline.


Are you kidding me???? If this is true, these guys in HCMC are asking for a lawsuit at their door... Please give us more detail about this issue, is it an "undocumented" practice in HCMC to discard all cases with Co-sponsor??? We need to hear more from people who going through HCMC... That's crazy!
chuckandkimMaleVietnam2006-02-02 09:10:00
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Somone told me that for K1 Visa the petitioner alone must meet minimum income requirements and CANNOT have a co-sponsor. Is this true?

3AD


False!

You, petitioner can have a co-sponsor if your income doesn't meet the poverty guideline.
chuckandkimMaleVietnam2006-02-01 13:31:00
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List looks great! good.gif
chuckandkimMaleVietnam2009-04-10 07:03:00
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In my case, I submitted timeline when I first sent off the petition to USCIS. I later, submitted another timeline when I was over there while she had an interview.

1. Yes, must notarized. Do it in US and send it to her. (remember, ask her to make a copy before turn in)

2. She can turn them in at pre-screening, if VN's staff accept it. Otherwise, hold 'til' at the interview.

Hope it helps.

Haonie
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Got it, thanks Haonie, and bi-weeks, and ALL for your help.
hniHnitsuJMaleVietnam (no flag)2009-03-30 20:03:00
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QUOTE (kevinbui86 @ Mar 29 2009, 01:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (caochi @ Mar 29 2009, 04:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (b_weeks @ Mar 28 2009, 06:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Here are two versions of the timeline.

1 is a US version you should take and get notarized.

The other is the VN version that has questions in english and vietnamese that the embassy is likely to ask.

Thank you. These documents are very useful to me.

timeline is only for K-1 right guys? not required for a CR-1


I believe timeline should be for ALL. My questions about the timeline? Is this the timeline that my wife will bring for her interview. Is she will turn into the interviewer or wait until the interviewer asked her about our timeline?

1 is a US version you should take and get notarized.

I have to notarized this in US, or VN before mail to my wife?

Thank you for your help.




hniHnitsuJMaleVietnam (no flag)2009-03-30 17:17:00
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A question about the VN version of the timeline. This has been an area of small concern for lien and me. It asked about the proposal. About 2 months after my first trip to see lien, we agreed to get married. There was really not a specific date, there was not an engagement party (this seems to be important in HCM). There really is not even an Email or chat that supports a proposal, we did it over the phone. Even before my first trip we had already discussed marriage. (the reason why i went) After i returned it was more like, "okay now that we meet you still want to get married??? YES I do, YES, I do also." So that was that and I started working on Marriage Application. Will this HURT us on the timeline or the interview. We talked about just picking an "OFFICIAL DAY" that we decided over the phone. Is that better???? I have always said, "JUST tell the TRUTH in the interview", because it is REAL there should not be a problem.



I would pick the closest possible date to when it actually happened, and tell them that it was done over the phone, this may or may not hurt, it just depends on the CO that is doing the interview, the reason I say this is because each case is different, and what works for one might not work for another or vice versa if it was a problem with one person's application it might not even come up in the other. Just what ever date you decide on make sure that you both stick to one date, you can even discuss that you talked about marriage before you came, but decided to wait until after the meeting to make sure everything went well, which in your case it did, so on the phone after your first trip while talking on the phone it just felt right so you proposed and she accepted. Good luck with the interview in the future. Jerome and Binh
jeromebinhMaleVietnam2010-04-18 09:08:00
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Been very busy with work lately. Finally catching up on things here Posted Image
This is a very good thread. I almost threw away a couple of receipts I had from my first ever meeting with Thu in Singapore. I am putting every single receipt/document that I have from all of my trips. How about theme park admission tickets that are in Vietnamese? Should should be translated or are they good enough as it is to put with the I-129F as proof of meeting?

<CARRICK>



You do not need to have them translated, just submit them at the interview and you will be fine Jerome
jeromebinhMaleVietnam2010-04-18 00:41:00
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re re bump
jeromebinhMaleVietnam2009-09-22 21:01:00
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Got ittttttttttttt! :wacko:
By using the questions from the blue slip (VN version) to convert to the letter template timeline with notarized.

Not really a template, more like the bare minimums to cover in your timeline...
lindal24FemaleVietnam2010-04-16 16:07:00
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b_weeks,
Thank you for your timelines. However, I still wonder how/where did you get those timelines or did you created your own?

Thanks,
DT


The VN version is basically covering the exact questions from the blue slip received after the interview. Minimally, I would make sure whatever you do, you at least cover these basic questions...

The english version is basically is a letter template, it doesn't really contain specific "timeline" data--you gotta add your own.
lindal24FemaleVietnam2010-04-15 00:11:00
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Nice work!
TuanvNot TellingVietnam2010-04-16 14:21:00
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I think it is true 3AD. I have my dad as a joint sponsor and that ain't work out either
For sure that I will go back to Vietnam and get marry then file K-3. That will take another year and a half for us to be with each other 4ever. It kinda such but you have no other choice.
Take care,
Duc


I asked you this question in the K-1 forum but you didn't answer.
What does the green 221(g) denial letter say? What exactly does it ask for?

I went through HCMC with a co-sponsor and passed.
If you need a co-sponsor now, you will need one with a K-3. You should find out the exat reason for denial and try to correct it. Even if you file K-3, there is no guarantee you will pass. Being married is not a guarantee for any visa.
scyNot Telling02006-03-07 16:14:00
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After reading your stories on the old forum, I wonder if your case was placed on AR because you gave "too much" evidence. Crazy as it sounds, the consulate might consider too much evidence as signs that you had "outside" help in preparing the petition.


It's all speculation on everybody's part as to how much evidence is enough. Each case is different. If you submitted 50 pages at the I-129F level, then that's going overboard. At the interview, that should be ok. But again, I'm just speculating.






Question about Vietnamese format names ...

My fiance's name in Vietnamese format is family name first, given name last as in: LE THI TU QUYEN. However, on forms like G-325A and I-129F and other areas I use "American" style formatting as QUYEN TU THI LE (reversed the VN format). So for first name, that's easy (QUYEN) and last name (LE) but middle name is confusing ... do I list as "TU THI"? I'm very afraid of delays if the format of the name is wrong.

Thanks.

3AD


You did it correctly. Always write the middle names American style. The consulate is used vietnamese with four names so it might not be a big problem if you get it wrong. Make sure the name on the forms match the names on the passport and birth certificate.
If they ask you to write last name first, it would be "LE, QUYEN TU THI"

Edited by scy, 05 February 2006 - 10:28 PM.

scyNot Telling02006-02-05 22:30:00
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Go West, Northwest, city name: Seattle.

Last year or the year before, a huge ring of marriage fraud was bursted by the FBI and USCIS. Look for guys with last name: NGUYEN, TRAN, LE, PHAM, HUYNH, LY etc. Over 101 couples who married for the sake of getting around $40-$50K to bring a man/woman to America. I hope you find them and choke them to death man...

It's a joke and disgrace what some people would do to get here. I know you mad, but how do they know your marriage is real when 99% of them are fakes, therefore the whole Admin Rev is taking place to filter out the bad seeds.

Can you be more specific, is there a huge age difference between you and her? Were you and her coming from the same town? Same last name? Can you say your case is straight forward, no complications? Neer married, no children, same job, stable incomes, no criminal records etc... No to all? If you say yes to any of these, it is expected to be delayed. But either way, if there is any hope in this, I've never seen any case was denied flat out. All VJ members who was on this board, telling horrible stories about HCMC, their treatments etc.... in the end, all got through and came to the US.

So... hang in then man... i know it sux and easy for me to say, but we've all been through HCMC... WE KNOW HOW YOU FEEL....


Ok, here is more information about our case. By the way I also heard about a bunch of people busted in Los Angeles recently (big surprise, based on how many Vietnamse are there,) I think the numbers were just over a hundred people. I also went so far as to report a doctor here in HCMC who was extorting money from visa applicants and yes, if I EVER know of visa fraud I will PROUDLY report it (that is if I don't kill them myself first.)

Let me first say that it would not be worth 40 or 50k to me to fake two years of non-stop REAL relationship.. We have a boatload of evidence that supports our genuinity. When I mailed the I-129F I included everything they were going to ask for, about 2" of emails, several pictures, ticket stubs from 4 trips to see her for about a month each time.. letter from my mother, taxes, divorce decrees for international use, her police report, single status... ETC! It was about 4" thick and costed me about $20 just to send it to them. I was hoping they would instantly see we were not joking around and push us through.. boy was I ever wrong.

Now for the stuff you asked. We have a 12 year age difference. I look younger...but so does she. I am from Utah and white guy, no affiliations with any Vietnamese people whatsoever, her name is not any of those names you mentioned. I have some minor criminal stuff in my past, including using a counterfeit ski pass I bought for twenty bucks.. that might be what caused it because when I confessed in court they did fingerprint me. I've been married two times. The second time was to a Mexican girl who I did file an I-130 for but a month later broke it off with her after I caught her trying to siphon money from my credit card! This could have been the big red flag but at any rate she never got her visa and never even got close to it. Neither of us has children. I own my own business and have been (proudly I might add) fired from maybe 20 jobs in maybe 5 states over the past ten years (they wanted me to actually show up - go figure!) I have moved around a LOT, maybe 15 or 20 times over the past 15 years. Last year when I filed my taxes the governement tried to tell me that I didn't exist. Probably because I had ordered a replacement social security card. My income is moderately stable but it is not up to par either. Luckily I have a great co-sponsor and evidence showing that my family will never let either of us be what you'd call poor. Even though I don't make a lot, I don't spend a lot either and I keep myself alive without help.

Now some of those are indeed negatives or red flags but on the other side.. How many people do you know who visited 5 times now and finally moved to be with her because we couldn't bear to be apart anymore. I wasn't getting anything done at home anyway because I spent all my time missing her, chatting, and writing to her so finally I decided I would be just as well of to move here. When she went to the interview she took a suitcase full of stuff. She messed up when they asked about my Feb 2004 visit and answered as if they had asked about my 2005 visit then didn't correct herself (mistake.) Then she also saw on my divorce decree I had divorced in "AK" and she thought it was for "Arizona," the state I was born in... Two doozies but still she had hundreds of pictures and mountains of emails too. She has a credit card in her name that is on my account, but they don't know that. I have written to them and told them just to come over to our house and see us together personally but of course they haven't done that either.

Well, I appreciate what you wrote. Sometimes it's good just to come on here and vent a little and share in the frustration. I get pretty bored here in old Saigon and nothing much to do so if anyone has any jobs for me that they need done here let me know. Private investigations of your sweeties? Manufacturing connections? Let me know everyone, I really need something to keep myself occupied while we wait and this wait is taking a lot longer than I had hoped.


After reading your stories on the old forum, I wonder if your case was placed on AR because you gave "too much" evidence. Crazy as it sounds, the consulate might consider too much evidence as signs that you had "outside" help in preparing the petition. Plus your fiancee's mistakes at the interview did not help after you had shown so much evidence of your relationship. Their theory might be that if this petitioner gave this much evidence, why doesn't the beneficiary know more about the petitioner.
When applying for a visa, you don't get extra credit for going overboard with evidence. All you have to do is cross your t's and dot you i's. Doing much more than asked for might be signs that you are trying too hard.

I'm sorry for all your troubles, but think of it this way, if they had any concrete evidence of fraud, they would have sent the petition back to the US. Most likely you will make it through the AR.

Good luck to you.
scyNot Telling02006-02-05 16:12:00
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Yeah, I agree. Keep everything. Of course, in our case, we didn't need anything, because they never looked at anything, but you never know, right?

Of your 3000 pages of chats, did they actually look at any? Did they look at your Marc Ellis style timeline? Just curious.
Melrose PlantMaleVietnam2009-03-28 21:06:00
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i turned in my timeline/10-yr residency at the pre interview stage when they asked for everything. i'm not sure if they even read it. they did return those 2 specific items back to us after the interview.

my timeline was pretty basic. i put the HCM case number/petioner info/beneficiary info on top. then i had some generic affidavit statement relating to the info that follows are correct and truthful. then it's just important specific dates in our relationship with details.

10-year residency is same as above with HCM/P/B info. since i've only lived at one address the last 10+ years it's just one line of address, and all the people that have lived there with me, their relationship to me, and their phone numbers.

i don't think they checked mine closely as this area was not a red flag in our relationship. my fiancee has no relatives in the states and i've never been married so where i live is not important, and our relationship was 5 years so we could've made a 20 page timeline if i really wanted to put time into it (it was still 4 pages).

edit: i ended up not submitting the VJ viet timeline, and did not make a 10-yr residency for my fiancee. maybe with other circumstances they should (prearranged, setup by viet kieu relatives, divorced, big gap in age). tbh i still don't know the reason they ask for 10 yr residency.

Edited by quann, 31 May 2011 - 07:55 PM.

quannNot TellingVietnam2011-05-31 19:52:00
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i'm rounding up all the docs and evidence to bring to vietnam next week...i find only 2 docs i need to notarize over here, am i missing anything?

*relationship timeline (4 pages total)
*my 10-year residency

we are also submitting the VJ vietnamese timeline, but i think no need to notarize that...should i notarize my fiancee 10-year residency in vietnam (in vietnamese obviously)?

all other docs like my passport/us citizenship certificate/birth certificate etc i'm just bringing originals and making photocopies. of course all the necessary forms are originals and copies.
quannNot TellingVietnam2011-04-26 16:39:00
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found lindal's photo...will compare.

my fiancee initially went to her local police station, but they told her she needed to go to thanh hoa and get it done. i am pretty sure it's correct as they knew out there in TH what she was talking about (and charged her for it).

we have so much paperwork and things to wade through as i try to cross-check and double check. i'm surprised other VJ'ers here don't even notice their fiance don't have a passport? it's like they don't even care :)
quannNot TellingVietnam2011-03-29 12:12:00
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justice record check--

my fiancee main residence is up north near thanh hoa...she got a justice record check there. she also went into saigon for a couple years to work. is it required to get a justice record check in there also? i would imagine no as her main residence is TH and if anything happens in saigon they'd just forward the info up north?

of course in VN getting things expedited=$$$. record check 25 days wait=100,000ng. getting in in 5 days and they mail it to your home=700,000ng
quannNot TellingVietnam2011-03-29 00:46:00
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advantage now = disadvantage when she gets here and feels so far away from family..


ha one step at a time :)...our son/english class/family business should keep her busy enough
quannNot TellingVietnam2011-03-28 00:17:00
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cool scott, i thought it might be an advantage not to have any relatives living abroad as she's all by herself so less chance of fraud.
quannNot TellingVietnam2011-03-26 21:29:00
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what's the point in questioning whether the beneficiary have any relatives in the USA? my fiancee doesn't have nay, i'm just curious why they would ask? if she has relatives that means she could potentially just go off and live with them?
quannNot TellingVietnam2011-03-26 18:44:00
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hello All
Thank you so much for your information as need.
God' will bless you , your Wife,and your family as well.
johncali9MaleVietnam2009-03-29 14:17:00
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Thanks for PINNING this thread... Just trying to provide as much helpful information to everyone.

Keep it going. There is plenty of information not in this thread yet
  • Accompanying Children
  • AP
  • Waivers
  • much more

Edited by b_weeks, 02 March 2011 - 11:27 PM.

b_weeksMaleVietnam2011-03-02 23:27:00
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A timeline is a timeline. Lay it out however you want. I posted these as examples of what worked for us. I started this post because I constantly see other posts about 'BLUE SLIPS', need a timeline, pictures, phone bills, chat logs, etc.

I relaize that some people don't find this forum until it's too late, or after the fact. I was lucky enough to have found this forum before, and learned alot.

We had some red flags in our case (introduced by family, 1 trip to VN(6 weeks), pregnant(didn't waste any time), and her spoken english was broken. It was very helpful and convenient for us to hire Marc Ellis to assist us. He and his people were very nice to us. His assistant 'Nam Li' even took my fiance to her medical exam appointment, and did practice interviews.

If I had to do it over again, would I hire a lwayer to assist. I don't know. But I felt it was better safe than sorry.
b_weeksMaleVietnam2011-02-24 10:00:00
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With so many interviews this week, I thought it would be a good time to revisit one of my older posts.
b_weeksMaleVietnam2009-11-15 19:55:00
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Bump.

If anyone has anything to add to this post, feel free.
b_weeksMaleVietnam2009-10-10 15:48:00
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One additional NOTE about PICTURES.......

Pictures should be in chronological order, and they should NOT be in an album. Have 3"x5" prints made and keep them in a stack with rubber bands around them. From everything I have been told or read. They do not like picture albums as some do not fit under the windows in the consulate.

Oh yeah... For your own sake. Dont take pictures of you WEARING THE SAME CLOTHES in most of the pictures. Change it up a bit..... huh.gif huh.gif

Edited by b_weeks, 03 October 2009 - 11:30 PM.

b_weeksMaleVietnam2009-10-03 23:29:00
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FORUM ADMINISTRATOR

Please make this topic PINNED for this forum....

Too many people are still getting Blue Slips for timelines and evidence.
b_weeksMaleVietnam2009-10-03 23:06:00
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QUOTE (Haonie @ Mar 30 2009, 06:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (hniHnitsuJ @ Mar 30 2009, 06:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (kevinbui86 @ Mar 29 2009, 01:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (caochi @ Mar 29 2009, 04:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (b_weeks @ Mar 28 2009, 06:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Here are two versions of the timeline.

1 is a US version you should take and get notarized.

The other is the VN version that has questions in english and vietnamese that the embassy is likely to ask.

Thank you. These documents are very useful to me.

timeline is only for K-1 right guys? not required for a CR-1


I believe timeline should be for ALL. My questions about the timeline? Is this the timeline that my wife will bring for her interview. Is she will turn into the interviewer or wait until the interviewer asked her about our timeline?

1 is a US version you should take and get notarized.

I have to notarized this in US, or VN before mail to my wife?

Thank you for your help.





In my case, I submitted timeline when I first sent off the petition to USCIS. I later, submitted another timeline when I was over there while she had an interview.

1. Yes, must notarized. Do it in US and send it to her. (remember, ask her to make a copy before turn in)

2. She can turn them in at pre-screening, if VN's staff accept it. Otherwise, hold 'til' at the interview.

Hope it helps.

Haonie


The US version should be notarized. The one with Vietnamese questions does not need notarized.

Edited by b_weeks, 30 March 2009 - 07:48 PM.

b_weeksMaleVietnam2009-03-30 19:47:00
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Add your answers below the questions....
b_weeksMaleVietnam2009-03-28 21:19:00
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They did look at the TIMELINE, and they did look at a couple of the chat logs.

When they asked for the chat logs, my wife said the interviewers eyes got realy big and she smiled when she saw the 3 clear envelopes with the 3000 pages. We had them separated in 6 month increments.

She was interviewed by one of the infamous Koean women that works in the embassy. She is known for being rude, but was very polite to my wife, and didn't require her to speak english. They saw that she was pregnant and interviewed her right away.

I guess they didn't want to risk having a baby born in the embassy, since it would automatically have US citizenship.
b_weeksMaleVietnam2009-03-28 21:12:00
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Here are two versions of the timeline.

1 is a US version you should take and get notarized.

The other is the VN version that has questions in english and vietnamese that the embassy is likely to ask.

Attached Files


b_weeksMaleVietnam2009-03-28 20:48:00
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QUOTE (caochi @ Mar 29 2009, 04:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (b_weeks @ Mar 28 2009, 06:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Here are two versions of the timeline.

1 is a US version you should take and get notarized.

The other is the VN version that has questions in english and vietnamese that the embassy is likely to ask.

Thank you. These documents are very useful to me.

timeline is only for K-1 right guys? not required for a CR-1
kevinbui86MaleVietnam2009-03-29 15:15:00
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AGES AGO ----interview----wait4ever-----Visa---June 2007---
07/10/06 ----interview----menyoo-------Visa---01/08/08---
02/06/07 ----interview----GREEN/TRAN---Visa---06/06/07---
02/09/07 ----interview----Etrnaly--------------delayed
02/28/07 ----interview----martindart ----Visa---05/11/07---
03/09/07 ----interview----Sinh & Lien----Visa---05/16/07---
03/28/07 ----interview----Thuy ----------------delayed
04/13/07 ----interview----dethuong--------delayed
07/12/07 ----interview----poppscc-------Visa--08/31/07----
07/19/07 ----interview----Kelvin Ly------Visa--07/20/07----
07/20/07 ----interview----Thai-----------Visa---07/27/07---
07/20/07 ----interview----What's next---Visa---08/08/07---
07/23/07 ----interview----Sweet Love---Visa---07/24/07---
07/30/07 ----interview----V. Dom--------Visa---08/03/07---
08/16/07 ----interview----Kevin & Tuyen-------delayed
08/24/07 ----interview----AustinJohn----Visa---09/05/07---
08/29/07 ----interview----LoveForever--Visa---09/14/07---
08/30/07 ----interview----Cha Gio-------Visa---09/05/07---
09/17/07 ----interview----HQMP---------Visa---10/18/07---
11/06/07 ----interview----Marc+Lam----Visa---11/09/07---
11/26/07 ----interview----Lovemyhuegirl--Visa--01/08/08--
12/05/07 ----interview----SteveLA ------passed-12/19/07--
12/10/07 ----interview----NeverSeen----passed-------------
12/10/07 ----interview----Thanh---------passed-------------
12/14/07 ----interview----hanho---------passed-------------
12/18/07 ----interview----TungLinh ------delayed
01/09/08 ----interview----MR2nice------------passed
01/11/08 ----interview----Eric and An Thuy----passed
01/28/08 ----interview----Guy&Hoa ------delayed




12/13/07 ----- Pack 3 -----tungchau
12/28/07 ----- Pack 3 -----PeterFB
12/28/07 ----- Pack 3 -----Lucas
01/02/08 ----- Pack 3 -----2007K1
01/10/08 ----- Pack 3 -----Vietnam07
01/25/08 ----- Pack 3 -----Minh and Mai

11/30/07 -----Case @ HCMC----Dave_Thao--- RD 2
02/04/08 -----Case @ HCMC----Haonie

00/00/00 ----NVC Received

11/28/07 ------NOA2------ robertwdalton
01/25/08 ------NOA2------ Melrose Plant
02/06/08 ------NOA2------ kosuke85

07/10/07 ------NOA1------ AmericanGentleman
09/05/07 ------NOA1------ AaronandThuy RD 2
10/19/07 ------NOA1------ VKOL
11/11/07 ------NOA1------ moondoggy
12/18/07 ------NOA1------ IchThuy
10/02/07 ------NOA1------ Tyrobe
01/25/08 ------NOA1------ b_weeks

Edited by Vietnam, 08 February 2008 - 09:29 PM.

VietnamNot TellingVietnam2006-01-28 14:29:00
VietnamHCMC - Evidence you should have
What does a 10 year residency document look like?

Date xxxx Address xxxxxx ?

Or is this too simple? In my case it would be just a single line...

Edited by tcTTct, 25 February 2011 - 02:34 PM.

tcTTctMaleVietnam (no flag)2011-02-25 14:31:00
VietnamHCMC - Evidence you should have
Been very busy with work lately. Finally catching up on things here :)
This is a very good thread. I almost threw away a couple of receipts I had from my first ever meeting with Thu in Singapore. I am putting every single receipt/document that I have from all of my trips. How about theme park admission tickets that are in Vietnamese? Should should be translated or are they good enough as it is to put with the I-129F as proof of meeting?

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WeatherEmperorMaleVietnam2010-04-17 23:48:00