Rescheduling an appointment & New legislation

[internetkafe 0]

Hello,

My appointment for CR1 visa interview was set for next month.

However since I recently started working I do not intend to go back to my country now. I am willing to re-schedule it for either August or September.

However at the Consulates website I came accross with this paragraph:

'Important note: Many immigrant visa files include documents with validity expiration dates, and most types of security clearances expire within three months. Please make sure that the security clearances for the applicants will be valid on the new interview date before rescheduling. Also make sure to bring new copies of expired documents to the interview.'

Does anyone know what are these security clearance specifically? And how can I know when they expire?

And secondly, I read the text of the new Senate legislation and came accross with a startling information.

I do not know if CR1 visa holders will be effected by the new legislation. It says the Conditional Residence period is going to be 6 years. And Conditional residents will not be able to get Federal Higher Education Grants (FAFSA) anymore but just loans.

What do you think? Will these conditions effect us (legal immigrants)?

If it does then it will mean rewarding illegality/breaking of laws and punishing law-abiding people more.

I need help on my question about re-scheduling and the expiration dates of security clearances and also I need your opinion on the new situation if the Senate passes this legislation as it is.

Thanks.

The link to Senate pages:

http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c109:S.2611: (in general)

http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/F?c109...7W7eRa:e601688: (RELATED TO CPR)

Edited May 19, 2006 by internetkafe

[internetkafe 0]

Noone knows anything about it?

[Yodrak 7]

internetkafe,

I know that the 2nd link you provided has expired.

Yodrak

Noone knows anything about it?

Edited May 19, 2006 by Yodrak

[internetkafe 0]

Do not tell me you can not read from the first link. Not knowing anything about something is not a shame. Just say you do not know; there will be others who know the answer.

Do not tell me you can not read from the first link. Not knowing anything about something is not a shame. Just say you do not know; there will be others who know the answer.

Hopefully

[dadowanana 0]

the security clearence is the police record that you handed in for every country the beneficiary lived in ever since reaching the age of 16.

I also dont think you should reschedual your interview.........

get that done with and once you have your visa you have 6 or 4 months to come here so you can do the resechedualing then..........:)

Good luck