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I-129F whats after the NOA2

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Hey Vjers!

How are ya? hope you all at having a great weekend!!

Just a quick question, is there any documents that I need to send my fiance in the foreign country? I know that I'll send him the enter duplicate of the first sent out package with evidence of our relationship etc....but are there anymore forms proceeding that I'll have to have notarized and send it to him for the interview or anything that needs to be notarized here in the US in general. Does he need to have passport pics of me?

I really just want to be on top of things before they ask for it, because mail from the US to Guyana might take a bit and my brother will be going to Guyana next Saturday so I really just want to send allllllll needed docs then... so please assist me if you can.

My fiance is a police in Guyana so wont need any probs getting a police clearance but when do we need that? Is that for his interview?

Here are the things ill be sending:

the entire i-129f package sent in initially (duplicate)

i-134 for me the petitioner (Is this the right AOS for me)

the i-134 affidavit of support of my friend( who will be the co-sponsor)

FYI I just say that the check was cashed yesterday :) Havent gotten my NOA1 hard copy yet....

-_-

Thanks,

RO

Edited by Ro Damon

Jun 02, 2011- Applied for I-129F (I-129F) Visa

USCIS

Jun 08, 2011- NOA1 Received I-129F

Jun 13, 2011- USCIS Acceptance confirmation (via Email)

Jun 16, 2011- Received NOA1 Hardcopy

Nov 15, 2011- Put in Service Request (Over 5months)

Nov 23, 2011- Response via email to SR (case "Pending")

Nov 28, 2011- Wrote letter to My district's Representative thru webpage (Gregory Meeks)

Dec 02, 2011- Went to the Local Reps office to have them look into the case further

Dec 07, 2011- Wrote email to the vermont service center ( the got back to me Dec 20, of course to tell me I was approved due to the congressman's inquiry)

Dec 08, 2011- Congressman/Local Rep's inquiry made

Dec 09, 2011- USCIS Text/Email with approval (NOA2) 6 months and 2 days

Dec 14, 2011- Receive NOA2 Hardcopy

NVC

Dec 14, 2011 NVC Received -Got Case number(YAY)

Dec 16, 2012 NVC Left

Consulate

Dec 28, 2011 Consulate Received Case

Dec 28, 2011 Packet 3 Received (via email upon my request)

Dec 29, 2011 Packet 3 Sent

Jan 05, 2012 Packet 4 Received

Jan 25, 2012 Interview

Jan 28, 2012 VISA IN HAND! Yay!

Feb 18, 2012 Hand in hand; NYC Bound to enjoy the COLD with me....staying warm of course *wink wink* \

Mar 24, 2012 OUR BIG DAY

May 07, 2012 Mailed AOS, EAD and AP( Express 2 day )

May 09, 2012 Packet received and signed for

May 11, 2012 Email/Text receipt

God you know my heart and its desire, I'll wait for your time :)

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