CR1 Interview in 8 days (7 days German time)!!!

[przy 0]

My husband will have his CR1 interview in Frankfurt, Germany on August 13, 2008 at 8:00am. He already decided that he will leave Bremen (wayyyyy north) and drive to Frankfurt, which is a 4 hour drive. He's going to leave early, early morning so that he will be able to arrive at 6:45-7:00am. It is better to show up earlier than late.

I have already sent him copies of our:

I-130 Packet

G-325A Biographical Forms

I-864 (additional I-864 from a joint sponsor, *if needed*)

DS-3032 Email Choice of Agent

DS-230 In case something gets lost

In addition to that, I photocopied all important documentation in case something is lost (birth certificate, marriage certificate, military papers and so on). I sent emails, chat logs, phone bills, plane tickets/boarding passes, a photo album with over 150 labeled photos, birthday cards, christmas card, etc. Pretty much everything they requested he has - The purpose of this post isn't to ask for what I need to send or not... it's a little too late for that and I am 100% positive he has everything he needs (except me in Germany ) ...I was just letting you guys know the stuff I sent out as a "just in case" precaution.

I will be sure to post about the interview and anything else that may pop up along the way. After all, my journey could be the same one you're on, or one you're going to make.

Anyway, that's it for now... wish us luck!

Best regards,

Mr. and Mrs. Przy

[Nita&Assaad 0]

GOOD LUCK!!!! bet you are excited!!!

I am getting Nervous too and we still have 54 days I am counting down...

Nita

[przy 0]

Thanks Nita! Yes, we are definitely excited. We, like you and many others on VJ, have been waiting for this moment for a long time. Don't be nervous. As long as you do your part by supplying the documentation and whatever else is asked, the rest of this process is out of your hands. Take a deep breath and enjoy the fact that you don't have to rush to get papers out anymore. I wish you luck!

[Yiyi and Chris 0]

Good Luck Sound like you are preapered, you don't have to worry about a thing!!!!

[przy 0]

Good Luck Sound like you are preapered, you don't have to worry about a thing!!!!

Thanks.

[Steve Y Jessica 1]

Congratulations!!!

Yes, my wifes interview is 14 August!!! I am flying to Buenos Aires this weekend to help her make sure everything is prepared and to go with her. I am not expecting any problems. And everything I read about the Buenos Aires embassy is very good. I can't wait. I is hard to believe that in 5 days we will be together for always.!!

To be exact, we will be together in 4 days 11 hours 45 minutes!!

Edited August 6, 2008 by Steve Y Jessica

[przy 0]

Congratulations!!!

Yes, my wifes interview is 14 August!!! I am flying to Buenos Aires this weekend to help her make sure everything is prepared and to go with her. I am not expecting any problems. And everything I read about the Buenos Aires embassy is very good. I can't wait. I is hard to believe that in 5 days we will be together for always.!!

To be exact, we will be together in 4 days 11 hours 45 minutes!!

Thank you and same to you! I wish I was going to Germany to join my husband, but it was just too expensive and my work schedule is hectic at the moment. I am going to save the money so when he gets here, we can do something together.

[LotofPatience 65]

My husband will have his CR1 interview in Frankfurt, Germany on August 13, 2008 at 8:00am. He already decided that he will leave Bremen (wayyyyy north) and drive to Frankfurt, which is a 4 hour drive. He's going to leave early, early morning so that he will be able to arrive at 6:45-7:00am. It is better to show up earlier than late.

I have already sent him copies of our:

I-130 Packet

G-325A Biographical Forms

I-864 (additional I-864 from a joint sponsor, *if needed*)

DS-3032 Email Choice of Agent

DS-230 In case something gets lost

In addition to that, I photocopied all important documentation in case something is lost (birth certificate, marriage certificate, military papers and so on). I sent emails, chat logs, phone bills, plane tickets/boarding passes, a photo album with over 150 labeled photos, birthday cards, christmas card, etc. Pretty much everything they requested he has - The purpose of this post isn't to ask for what I need to send or not... it's a little too late for that and I am 100% positive he has everything he needs (except me in Germany ) ...I was just letting you guys know the stuff I sent out as a "just in case" precaution.

I will be sure to post about the interview and anything else that may pop up along the way. After all, my journey could be the same one you're on, or one you're going to make.

Anyway, that's it for now... wish us luck!

Best regards,

Mr. and Mrs. Przy

Wow, wow, wow, Mr. & Mrs. Przy Wish you both all the best for a cake walk at the consulate

[przy 0]

My husband will have his CR1 interview in Frankfurt, Germany on August 13, 2008 at 8:00am. He already decided that he will leave Bremen (wayyyyy north) and drive to Frankfurt, which is a 4 hour drive. He's going to leave early, early morning so that he will be able to arrive at 6:45-7:00am. It is better to show up earlier than late.

I have already sent him copies of our:

I-130 Packet

G-325A Biographical Forms

I-864 (additional I-864 from a joint sponsor, *if needed*)

DS-3032 Email Choice of Agent

DS-230 In case something gets lost

In addition to that, I photocopied all important documentation in case something is lost (birth certificate, marriage certificate, military papers and so on). I sent emails, chat logs, phone bills, plane tickets/boarding passes, a photo album with over 150 labeled photos, birthday cards, christmas card, etc. Pretty much everything they requested he has - The purpose of this post isn't to ask for what I need to send or not... it's a little too late for that and I am 100% positive he has everything he needs (except me in Germany ) ...I was just letting you guys know the stuff I sent out as a "just in case" precaution.

I will be sure to post about the interview and anything else that may pop up along the way. After all, my journey could be the same one you're on, or one you're going to make.

Anyway, that's it for now... wish us luck!

Best regards,

Mr. and Mrs. Przy

Wow, wow, wow, Mr. & Mrs. Przy Wish you both all the best for a cake walk at the consulate

I know you changed the name, but I still gotta call you Loto. That's ok? Anyway, thank you for the well-wishes and the enlightenment (if you will) for the difficult parts in my journey. Yes, here's hoping for the best. How is life treating Mr. and Mrs. Loto these days? Best wishes to you both.

I would like to sincerely thank everyone else who has also been a big help to not only myself, but the other VJ members here. You all are appreciated!

Best regards,

The Przy's

[LotofPatience 65]

My husband will have his CR1 interview in Frankfurt, Germany on August 13, 2008 at 8:00am. He already decided that he will leave Bremen (wayyyyy north) and drive to Frankfurt, which is a 4 hour drive. He's going to leave early, early morning so that he will be able to arrive at 6:45-7:00am. It is better to show up earlier than late.

I have already sent him copies of our:

I-130 Packet

G-325A Biographical Forms

I-864 (additional I-864 from a joint sponsor, *if needed*)

DS-3032 Email Choice of Agent

DS-230 In case something gets lost

In addition to that, I photocopied all important documentation in case something is lost (birth certificate, marriage certificate, military papers and so on). I sent emails, chat logs, phone bills, plane tickets/boarding passes, a photo album with over 150 labeled photos, birthday cards, christmas card, etc. Pretty much everything they requested he has - The purpose of this post isn't to ask for what I need to send or not... it's a little too late for that and I am 100% positive he has everything he needs (except me in Germany ) ...I was just letting you guys know the stuff I sent out as a "just in case" precaution.

I will be sure to post about the interview and anything else that may pop up along the way. After all, my journey could be the same one you're on, or one you're going to make.

Anyway, that's it for now... wish us luck!

Best regards,

Mr. and Mrs. Przy

Wow, wow, wow, Mr. & Mrs. Przy Wish you both all the best for a cake walk at the consulate

I know you changed the name, but I still gotta call you Loto. That's ok? Anyway, thank you for the well-wishes and the enlightenment (if you will) for the difficult parts in my journey. Yes, here's hoping for the best. How is life treating Mr. and Mrs. Loto these days? Best wishes to you both.

I would like to sincerely thank everyone else who has also been a big help to not only myself, but the other VJ members here. You all are appreciated!

Best regards,

The Przy's

Przy, Mrs. Loto is cooking very well for me After a long time, I am eating some good food... hahaha

[przy 0]

My husband will have his CR1 interview in Frankfurt, Germany on August 13, 2008 at 8:00am. He already decided that he will leave Bremen (wayyyyy north) and drive to Frankfurt, which is a 4 hour drive. He's going to leave early, early morning so that he will be able to arrive at 6:45-7:00am. It is better to show up earlier than late.

I have already sent him copies of our:

I-130 Packet

G-325A Biographical Forms

I-864 (additional I-864 from a joint sponsor, *if needed*)

DS-3032 Email Choice of Agent

DS-230 In case something gets lost

In addition to that, I photocopied all important documentation in case something is lost (birth certificate, marriage certificate, military papers and so on). I sent emails, chat logs, phone bills, plane tickets/boarding passes, a photo album with over 150 labeled photos, birthday cards, christmas card, etc. Pretty much everything they requested he has - The purpose of this post isn't to ask for what I need to send or not... it's a little too late for that and I am 100% positive he has everything he needs (except me in Germany ) ...I was just letting you guys know the stuff I sent out as a "just in case" precaution.

I will be sure to post about the interview and anything else that may pop up along the way. After all, my journey could be the same one you're on, or one you're going to make.

Anyway, that's it for now... wish us luck!

Best regards,

Mr. and Mrs. Przy

Wow, wow, wow, Mr. & Mrs. Przy Wish you both all the best for a cake walk at the consulate

I know you changed the name, but I still gotta call you Loto. That's ok? Anyway, thank you for the well-wishes and the enlightenment (if you will) for the difficult parts in my journey. Yes, here's hoping for the best. How is life treating Mr. and Mrs. Loto these days? Best wishes to you both.

I would like to sincerely thank everyone else who has also been a big help to not only myself, but the other VJ members here. You all are appreciated!

Best regards,

The Przy's

Przy, Mrs. Loto is cooking very well for me After a long time, I am eating some good food... hahaha

Not too shabby. Glad to 'read' things are going well for you both.

I can't wait to have my authentic German dishes again. I wish August 13 would come by a little faster. Well, Mr. Przy is going to leave Germany at the end of September, so Aug 13 doesn't matter much... (other than the interview )

[CaNdiD wiTcH 0]

Congrats.. Goodluck..

[przy 0]

Congrats.. Goodluck..

Thank you very much! We have just a week to wait now (6 days for German time)!

[Keba 0]

Hi Przy!

Tausend Dank für die Netten Glück Wünsche!

Ich hatte meinem interview zusagen heute leicht gehabt, es hat ungefähr 5 minuten officer gespräch gedauert dabei wurden von ihm nur 2 oder 3 fragen gestellt und der Rest war bissel spass und witze über die Menschen menge im saal, die noch auf ihm warten (heute waren ungefähr 350 personen darin gewessen aber Du hast den Eindruck wie 35000 schauen sich gemeinsam ein Bundes Liga Spiel Bremen Vs. Schalke!!!!) - (beginnt window 23 Passport+Passphoto abgabe + Blanco envlope abholung zweck addressat - sehr nette Dame) + (window 17 envlope rückgabe + visum/ssn erklärung/POE verhalten + welcome to america booklein abholung). Ich ging in der Botschaft um 09:35 und draussen war ich 10:35. Hinweiss Du brauchst keine Angst/Sorgen zu machen/haben ich bin mir 1000%ig sicher dass Du zu frieden nach Bermen zurück fährest. Bitte sei nur selbst, authentisch und natürlich und Du bekommst deinem Interview mit links hin.

Noch ein Rat veruche die Nacht unbedingt im Frankfurt zu verbringen bitte vermeide jeder zusätzliches stress!!!! (man weiss nie wasfür geister!! nachts auf der Autobahn herrum/entgegen fahren oder wo noch nachts auf der Autobahnen zwischen Bremen und Frankfurt umgebaut und erneut wird).

Tip:

***CONTINENTAL, Frankfurt***

hier kannst Du für 40,50 Euro ***übernachten + Frühstücken + 5 Schritte von Frankfurt hbf * 15 Minuten bis zum US Botschaft (U-Bahn 5)

Timeline

-------------------

11/21/07 I-130

01/25/08 NOA 1 (I-130)

11/06/08 Approved

17/06/08 NVC assignment + Ref. No

21/06/08 IV Bill Paid - online

24/06/08 I-864 Package sent (incl. printed Cover Page)

25/06/08 Choice of Agent E-mail Accepted (7 dys)

27/06/08 Received I-864 Package

28/06/08 Paid IV Bill

01/07/08 IV Bill showed as Paid

01/07/08 DS-230 sent via UPS express(from Germany)

Delivered On: 07/03/2008 10:29 A.M.

Case Completed: 07/14/2008

EXPEDITED to Frankfurt: 07/18/2008

Interview Date: 08/06/2008

08/06/2008 Interview: Approved

Edited August 7, 2008 by Keba

[przy 0]

Hi Przy!

Tausend Dank für die Netten Glück Wünsche!

Ich hatte meinem interview zusagen heute leicht gehabt, es hat ungefähr 5 minuten officer gespräch gedauert dabei wurden von ihm nur 2 oder 3 fragen gestellt und der Rest war bissel spass und witze über die Menschen menge im saal, die noch auf ihm warten (heute waren ungefähr 350 personen darin gewessen aber Du hast den Eindruck wie 35000 schauen sich gemeinsam ein Bundes Liga Spiel Bremen Vs. Schalke!!!!) - (beginnt window 23 Passport+Passphoto abgabe + Blanco envlope abholung zweck addressat - sehr nette Dame) + (window 17 envlope rückgabe + visum/ssn erklärung/POE verhalten + welcome to america booklein abholung). Ich ging in der Botschaft um 09:35 und draussen war ich 10:35. Hinweiss Du brauchst keine Angst/Sorgen zu machen/haben ich bin mir 1000%ig sicher dass Du zu frieden nach Bermen zurück fährest. Bitte sei nur selbst, authentisch und natürlich und Du bekommst deinem Interview mit links hin.

Noch ein Rat veruche die Nacht unbedingt im Frankfurt zu verbringen bitte vermeide jeder zusätzliches stress!!!! (man weiss nie wasfür geister!! nachts auf der Autobahn herrum/entgegen fahren oder wo noch nachts auf der Autobahnen zwischen Bremen und Frankfurt umgebaut und erneut wird).

Tip:

***CONTINENTAL, Frankfurt***

hier kannst Du für 40,50 Euro ***übernachten + Frühstücken + 5 Schritte von Frankfurt hbf * 15 Minuten bis zum US Botschaft (U-Bahn 5)

Timeline

-------------------

11/21/07 I-130

01/25/08 NOA 1 (I-130)

11/06/08 Approved

17/06/08 NVC assignment + Ref. No

21/06/08 IV Bill Paid - online

24/06/08 I-864 Package sent (incl. printed Cover Page)

25/06/08 Choice of Agent E-mail Accepted (7 dys)

27/06/08 Received I-864 Package

28/06/08 Paid IV Bill

01/07/08 IV Bill showed as Paid

01/07/08 DS-230 sent via UPS express(from Germany)

Delivered On: 07/03/2008 10:29 A.M.

Case Completed: 07/14/2008

EXPEDITED to Frankfurt: 07/18/2008

Interview Date: 08/06/2008

08/06/2008 Interview: Approved

Hallo Keba - Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Interview!! Jetzt bist du ma fertig mit den ganzen Kramm. Das ging ja aber schnell beim Interview - 5 Min nur.. Puh. Ich dachte dass ich den ganzen Tag da sitzen musst. *g* Naja, ich mach mir keine Sorge.. Ich hab alles was ich brauch und ja mal schauen wie alles geht. Ich geb dir voll recht wegen übernachten in Frankfurt. Das wird auf jeden Fall besser aber ich versuchs mal mit fahren. Wir haben ein GPS und es wird mein zweites Mal nach Frankfurt zu fahren. Ist ja nicht so wild - es wird schon. Vielen Dank für die Tips und nocmal Glückwunsch. Wann fliegst du denn eigentlich nach Amiland? Grüsse Przy