visa approved!!!

[jundibasam 0]

Ok, After being told on December 4th the embassy "forgot" to send my wife the packet, and her interview was on December 12th, and scrambling and rushing to get everything together and ready, a few arguments, a lot of stress, the embassy interview in Lima was a breeze, and my wife is finally on her way to the U.S. in less than 2 weeks. I couldn't make it because of the 1 week notice that we had before the interview, but that wasn't an issue at all. They didn't even ask where I was or why I wasn't there.

The funny thing is, after I called the embassy last Tuesday yelling and screaming because they neglected to send out the packet 3 and 4 (in Peru, they're sent together) and the only way we knew about the interview was because we called them last tuesday to find out why it was taking so long. Anyway, since last Tuesday, Angie has received a total of 3 packets...2 were the same (k-3) and 1 was a packet for the CR-1, which was obviously incorrect. Anyway, its funny now, but a piece of advice to continue to stay on top of your petition even when it is at the embassy. The embassy got the packet on 11/09, and we called twice a week to find out the status, the whole time being told to wait and there was no information on our case yet. We were told nothing about the interview until 12/04/2007 when I called to raise hell and told my wife to go to the embassy in person.

I'll be writing a embassy review, but again, those of you whose beneficiary is from Peru, the interview part was easy. Angie said they seemed more concerned about my taxes for the last 3 years and her police checks than anything else, and they barely looked at any of the supporting evidence.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Mil felicidades!!!!

[Zee Bee 61]

Congratulations!!!

[edp333 9]

Congrats!! Two weeks does not look like your spouse will arrive in time for Christmas, but have a Happy New Year together.

[My Honey 0]

A BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BOTH OF YOU!!!

We are anxiously awaiting for our K3 to enter the embassy. We are hoping for a interview in January. OF COURSE as soon as possible. I have a stack of paperwork to take and I have all my taxes and his police reports have already been completed.

[Urge To Race 2]

Wuhoo!! Congrats

[My Honey 0]

Ok, After being told on December 4th the embassy "forgot" to send my wife the packet, and her interview was on December 12th, and scrambling and rushing to get everything together and ready, a few arguments, a lot of stress, the embassy interview in Lima was a breeze, and my wife is finally on her way to the U.S. in less than 2 weeks. I couldn't make it because of the 1 week notice that we had before the interview, but that wasn't an issue at all. They didn't even ask where I was or why I wasn't there.

The funny thing is, after I called the embassy last Tuesday yelling and screaming because they neglected to send out the packet 3 and 4 (in Peru, they're sent together) and the only way we knew about the interview was because we called them last tuesday to find out why it was taking so long. Anyway, since last Tuesday, Angie has received a total of 3 packets...2 were the same (k-3) and 1 was a packet for the CR-1, which was obviously incorrect. Anyway, its funny now, but a piece of advice to continue to stay on top of your petition even when it is at the embassy. The embassy got the packet on 11/09, and we called twice a week to find out the status, the whole time being told to wait and there was no information on our case yet. We were told nothing about the interview until 12/04/2007 when I called to raise hell and told my wife to go to the embassy in person.

I'll be writing a embassy review, but again, those of you whose beneficiary is from Peru, the interview part was easy. Angie said they seemed more concerned about my taxes for the last 3 years and her police checks than anything else, and they barely looked at any of the supporting evidence.

I do have a question on how you knew the embassy received the packet on 11-09? Is there a way to track this because, if there is could you please share this with me? Thanks, and congratulations again!!

[simple_male 1]

Ok, After being told on December 4th the embassy "forgot" to send my wife the packet, and her interview was on December 12th, and scrambling and rushing to get everything together and ready, a few arguments, a lot of stress, the embassy interview in Lima was a breeze, and my wife is finally on her way to the U.S. in less than 2 weeks. I couldn't make it because of the 1 week notice that we had before the interview, but that wasn't an issue at all. They didn't even ask where I was or why I wasn't there.

The funny thing is, after I called the embassy last Tuesday yelling and screaming because they neglected to send out the packet 3 and 4 (in Peru, they're sent together) and the only way we knew about the interview was because we called them last tuesday to find out why it was taking so long. Anyway, since last Tuesday, Angie has received a total of 3 packets...2 were the same (k-3) and 1 was a packet for the CR-1, which was obviously incorrect. Anyway, its funny now, but a piece of advice to continue to stay on top of your petition even when it is at the embassy. The embassy got the packet on 11/09, and we called twice a week to find out the status, the whole time being told to wait and there was no information on our case yet. We were told nothing about the interview until 12/04/2007 when I called to raise hell and told my wife to go to the embassy in person.

I'll be writing a embassy review, but again, those of you whose beneficiary is from Peru, the interview part was easy. Angie said they seemed more concerned about my taxes for the last 3 years and her police checks than anything else, and they barely looked at any of the supporting evidence.

Congratulations!

[jundibasam 0]

Ok, After being told on December 4th the embassy "forgot" to send my wife the packet, and her interview was on December 12th, and scrambling and rushing to get everything together and ready, a few arguments, a lot of stress, the embassy interview in Lima was a breeze, and my wife is finally on her way to the U.S. in less than 2 weeks. I couldn't make it because of the 1 week notice that we had before the interview, but that wasn't an issue at all. They didn't even ask where I was or why I wasn't there.

The funny thing is, after I called the embassy last Tuesday yelling and screaming because they neglected to send out the packet 3 and 4 (in Peru, they're sent together) and the only way we knew about the interview was because we called them last tuesday to find out why it was taking so long. Anyway, since last Tuesday, Angie has received a total of 3 packets...2 were the same (k-3) and 1 was a packet for the CR-1, which was obviously incorrect. Anyway, its funny now, but a piece of advice to continue to stay on top of your petition even when it is at the embassy. The embassy got the packet on 11/09, and we called twice a week to find out the status, the whole time being told to wait and there was no information on our case yet. We were told nothing about the interview until 12/04/2007 when I called to raise hell and told my wife to go to the embassy in person.

I'll be writing a embassy review, but again, those of you whose beneficiary is from Peru, the interview part was easy. Angie said they seemed more concerned about my taxes for the last 3 years and her police checks than anything else, and they barely looked at any of the supporting evidence.

I do have a question on how you knew the embassy received the packet on 11-09? Is there a way to track this because, if there is could you please share this with me? Thanks, and congratulations again!!

NVC only had the petition for two days and they sent me a letter (and email) that said that they sent the petition electronically to Lima on 11/09/2007, so you should get that too once they send it. We called the embassy around 11/20/2007, and they said it was received and processed on 11/13/2007. It was only because Angie called them and started demanding answers that they told her the interview was on 12/12/2007 and they simply forgot to send her the packet on the 11/13/2007.

[Jasman0717 9]

Congratulations

[C and J 1]

congratulations

[peonyflowers99 4]

Congratulations, Jundibasam!!!

[Urge To Race 2]

Congratulations, Jundibasam!!!

And luck luck to you peonyflowers99 on the upcoming interview!!! Good luck, keep us posted

[ara 0]

Congratlation!!!!!!

[jundibasam 0]

Thank you all for your congratulations in this process. Now, i'm sure we're going to all stick together for the next "battle" with USCIS when it comes time to do the AOS, but at least the most difficult part of being away from our spouses will all be over.