Interview Experience July 7, 2008

[ez2007 1]

Salamat sa inyong lahat

The required document is in transit now.

[dbears 1]

Vanz, you and relyn have the same case re-annulment.. her annulment was finalized just a few months before they filed for I-129F petition... i'm wondering why she didn't encounter the same glitch, did you ask her if she brought letter of intent with her during interview?... hayy, it's probably the nosy pre-screener's fault.

anyweiz, i know everything will be fine when you submit what they are asking for and i hope and pray that your verification result will be with them the soonest. (have you tried making follow up with DELBROS again--magtaray ka if needed coz more than one month ka na nakabayad, they need to talk with you talaga and tell you what the problem is, if they ever sent your verification request or if they have informed embassy about your payment.)

wish you the best and hope to see you posting that you receive the visa na. Good luck and God bless always.

[sunandmoon 450]

Vanz, you and relyn have the same case re-annulment.. her annulment was finalized just a few months before they filed for I-129F petition... i'm wondering why she didn't encounter the same glitch, did you ask her if she brought letter of intent with her during interview?... hayy, it's probably the nosy pre-screener's fault.

was the prior marriage disclosed on the I-129f? If not, that would be a reason why a notarized letter required from the petitioner.

 If you have one or more children not listed on the visa petition, or a current pregnancy, or a prior undisclosed marriage even if the marriage has now been terminated, or are currently afflicted with a contagious or communicable disease of public health significance, you must be prepared to present a notarized letter from the petitioner stating he/she is aware of the discrepancies between the facts stated on the petition and your actual personal circumstances, and still wishes to proceed with the proposed marriage.

[frostysoftyeaton 6]

I was called at W-37 and the guy asked me if the CO gave an instruction. He checked something on the computer and got a pink slip. He read the white paper and told me to secure a Notarized Letter of Intent from my petitioner stating that he still wants to marry and gave 2 sheets of papers (1st is the instruction and the 2nd is the form to be submitted along with the document). He told me to comply the required document and gave back our passports.

so a notarized letter of intent from the petitioner is a must?or it depends if the CO will ask for it?

I was called at W-37 and the guy asked me if the CO gave an instruction. He checked something on the computer and got a pink slip. He read the white paper and told me to secure a Notarized Letter of Intent from my petitioner stating that he still wants to marry and gave 2 sheets of papers (1st is the instruction and the 2nd is the form to be submitted along with the document). He told me to comply the required document and gave back our passports.

so a notarized letter of intent from the petitioner is a must?or it depends if the CO will ask for it?

[Dakine 26]

USEM prescreeners seem to be jealous of most pinay heading to the US. Over the years I've seen story after story on what bitches they can be.

I guess it's a natural thing sitting there all day and watching fellow countrywomen doing something they'd love to be doing naman and don't have much chance of doing themselves.

If they were smart. Instead of giving people a hard time they should be asking how you did it?

FIRST time I've ever seen anyone being required to have a Notarized Intent to marry. Or anything to do with a Intent to marry!

[frostysoftyeaton 6]

USEM prescreeners seem to be jealous of most pinay heading to the US. Over the years I've seen story after story on what bitches they can be.

I guess it's a natural thing sitting there all day and watching fellow countrywomen doing something they'd love to be doing naman and don't have much chance of doing themselves.

If they were smart. Instead of giving people a hard time they should be asking how you did it?

FIRST time I've ever seen anyone being required to have a Notarized Intent to marry. Or anything to do with a Intent to marry!

yep,I haven't heard that before so I thought it must be a new requirement,we know a letter of intent is important but what about the letter of intent we submitted during filing...ohhhh well we just have to prepare just to be safe...Good luck

[ez2007 1]

Hi Roy and Yazi,

Yup, we submitted the Certified True Copies of my Finality, Certification and Decision. That's why it took us November 2007 to file 'coz we waited for the documents to be included in the I-129F petition.

Vanz, you and relyn have the same case re-annulment.. her annulment was finalized just a few months before they filed for I-129F petition... i'm wondering why she didn't encounter the same glitch, did you ask her if she brought letter of intent with her during interview?... hayy, it's probably the nosy pre-screener's fault.

was the prior marriage disclosed on the I-129f? If not, that would be a reason why a notarized letter required from the petitioner.

 If you have one or more children not listed on the visa petition, or a current pregnancy, or a prior undisclosed marriage even if the marriage has now been terminated, or are currently afflicted with a contagious or communicable disease of public health significance, you must be prepared to present a notarized letter from the petitioner stating he/she is aware of the discrepancies between the facts stated on the petition and your actual personal circumstances, and still wishes to proceed with the proposed marriage.

[sunandmoon 450]

Hi Roy and Yazi,

Yup, we submitted the Certified True Copies of my Finality, Certification and Decision. That's why it took us November 2007 to file 'coz we waited for the documents to be included in the I-129F petition.

Vanz, you and relyn have the same case re-annulment.. her annulment was finalized just a few months before they filed for I-129F petition... i'm wondering why she didn't encounter the same glitch, did you ask her if she brought letter of intent with her during interview?... hayy, it's probably the nosy pre-screener's fault.

was the prior marriage disclosed on the I-129f? If not, that would be a reason why a notarized letter required from the petitioner.

 If you have one or more children not listed on the visa petition, or a current pregnancy, or a prior undisclosed marriage even if the marriage has now been terminated, or are currently afflicted with a contagious or communicable disease of public health significance, you must be prepared to present a notarized letter from the petitioner stating he/she is aware of the discrepancies between the facts stated on the petition and your actual personal circumstances, and still wishes to proceed with the proposed marriage.

then I, like the others wonder, what the reasoning is behind the notarized letter. sorry this is something you had to experience and hopefully it will not cause you too long of a delay.