August I-130 approvals, lets do NVC together.

[Shpat_Argjira 0]

How can I get those motherf1uckers to enter my case on AVR, its been like 2 months and my case is still not in the AVR.

Should I ask them that Id like to talk to a manager or a supervisor to see why my case is not in the avr.

[nunyab 0]

Yeah NImch... our new president's speech made me cry.. seriously, i don't know why exactly but totally moved me then i cried cause i am alone... and then i cried for happiness cause I won't be alone much longer lol... bundle of emotions i think

Gotta question for you on the interview I read all they need to bring (see below)

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Interview Forms / Items: 1. Valid Passport.

2. Original or certified "long" birth certificate. *

3. Original adoption decree. (if applicable)

4. Original or certified copy of the marriage certificate. (if applicable)

5. Original death certificate. (if applicable)

6. Original divorce decree. (if applicable)

7. Police certificate. **

8. Court record(s) (if applicable).

9. I-864 Affidavit of Support Form along with past 3 year U.S tax returns (or transcripts) and any other financial documents required. (see poverty limits here)

10. Court and prison records.(if applicable)

11. Medical examination information

12. Two passport-type photos (see specification) of the spouse or benefitiary

* You should have the originals on hand at this point for the Final Interview. Per the Foreign Affairs Manual (FAM), they may also be unavailable. Or certain countries don't have individual birth certificates as understood in the US, but the FAM will describe the suitable document. The consulate can explain the alternate requirements to the beneficiary in detail.

** On police clearances, as per the FAM, they may be unavailable. Or with some countries [Korea comes to mind], they will be sent directly to the consulate from the involved government. The consulate can explain the alternate requirements to the beneficiary in detail.

On The day of your relatives (or spouses) interview, he/she must bring EVERY document listed above that applies to your case, and should be prepared for a long wait. There may be additional forms required. The interview appointment sheet will contain a list of everything you must bring. It will also tell you the payment amount due and the forms of payment accepted.

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I gave the NVC all of this do I need him to go get new originals????? ok freakin a little here

[S and S 12]

Good question. I was also wondering if for sure our husband's will get their originals back because my husband can't go back to get more of those. They have his only birth certificate.

[WaitingforRakesh 0]

Yeah NImch... our new president's speech made me cry.. seriously, i don't know why exactly but totally moved me then i cried cause i am alone... and then i cried for happiness cause I won't be alone much longer lol... bundle of emotions i think

Gotta question for you on the interview I read all they need to bring (see below)

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Interview Forms / Items: 1. Valid Passport.

2. Original or certified "long" birth certificate. *

3. Original adoption decree. (if applicable)

4. Original or certified copy of the marriage certificate. (if applicable)

5. Original death certificate. (if applicable)

6. Original divorce decree. (if applicable)

7. Police certificate. **

8. Court record(s) (if applicable).

9. I-864 Affidavit of Support Form along with past 3 year U.S tax returns (or transcripts) and any other financial documents required. (see poverty limits here)

10. Court and prison records.(if applicable)

11. Medical examination information

12. Two passport-type photos (see specification) of the spouse or benefitiary

* You should have the originals on hand at this point for the Final Interview. Per the Foreign Affairs Manual (FAM), they may also be unavailable. Or certain countries don't have individual birth certificates as understood in the US, but the FAM will describe the suitable document. The consulate can explain the alternate requirements to the beneficiary in detail.

** On police clearances, as per the FAM, they may be unavailable. Or with some countries [Korea comes to mind], they will be sent directly to the consulate from the involved government. The consulate can explain the alternate requirements to the beneficiary in detail.

On The day of your relatives (or spouses) interview, he/she must bring EVERY document listed above that applies to your case, and should be prepared for a long wait. There may be additional forms required. The interview appointment sheet will contain a list of everything you must bring. It will also tell you the payment amount due and the forms of payment accepted.

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I gave the NVC all of this do I need him to go get new originals????? ok freakin a little here

I would call NVC and make sure that they are sending the orginals to the embassy. That is my understanding. If that is the case, then they will already have them at the interview. I would think everyone would be in the same boat if they sent everything to the NVC.

Then you would just worry about him bring maybe 2 passport pictures, passport, sealed medical and a bunch of proof that your marriage is still on going. (letters, phone bills, money transfers,emails, pictures etc)

If it was a K3, then they would need all those things because NVC does not ask for them before they send it to the embassy. (You might have read the general requirements that would be for other visas) But since NVC asks for everything but your husband's underwear for a CR1, you should be good to go.

[CHD 0]

Don't sweat the documents Rajaa. If you already submitted originals then the Embassy will have them. You should receive a copy of your husband's appointment letter soon, and on the last page it will give a breakdown of what documents they have received and which you will need to bring. It lists all possible documents required and give one of 10 'status' codes. Mine are the following, so I know there is nothing further that I need to bring (still bringing copies of everything though):

F - This form is not necessary for this application

O - The original document has been received and accepted as meeting post requirements

Y - The required document has been received and accepted

[nimche 8]

Dr. King,

Did you go to CHicago's Grand Park?

Shpat? Shut up and don't complain. You should appreciate what you got for free.

[MsZ 6]

Shpat, the language, please. After a while it becomes simply abusive to subject us to it when we're not the ones you're upset with.

[nunyab 0]

Don't sweat the documents Rajaa. If you already submitted originals then the Embassy will have them. You should receive a copy of your husband's appointment letter soon, and on the last page it will give a breakdown of what documents they have received and which you will need to bring. It lists all possible documents required and give one of 10 'status' codes. Mine are the following, so I know there is nothing further that I need to bring (still bringing copies of everything though):

F - This form is not necessary for this application

O - The original document has been received and accepted as meeting post requirements

Y - The required document has been received and accepted

ohhhhhh you don't know how much this helps me thank you oooohhhhh how many days are in this month??? need to do a count down now i think

[Ilya R. 0]

So What are the weirdest questions they can ask my wife???

[nimche 8]

So What are the weirdest questions they can ask my wife???

Do you love your spouse?

[MsZ 6]

Oh, I could come up with something better than that one, nimche!!!

[nimche 8]

Oh, I could come up with something better than that one, nimche!!!

I am waiting on it.

Put it this way, it is all about LOV.

[shrewdgal 0]

WhhhoooooTTTT!!!!! Supervisor Sophia rocks!!!!!

CASE COMPLETE!!! <<<< Nimche dance saves the day

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GREAT NEWS!!!

[shrewdgal 0]

How can I get those motherf1uckers to enter my case on AVR, its been like 2 months and my case is still not in the AVR.

Should I ask them that Id like to talk to a manager or a supervisor to see why my case is not in the avr.

mine still says soemthign stupid about september

and i have case complete

whatever. I wish they would update it!

[Ling Ling 22]

First of all....Good Morning AMERICA!!!!

Congrats to MsZ, Rajaa, KIMF, and Martina.

Here's a list of possible interview questions...not my list...but helpful:

Interview Questions

Q) Where and How did you meet?

Q) How long have you known each other?

Q) When and where did you marry?

Q) Do you have any photos of the ceremony and/or reception?

Q) Did you go for a honeymoon? If so, when and where?

Q) Where does he work and what position does he hold?

Q) What is his employer name and address?

Q) What is his current salary?

Q) How many days of the week he works?

Q) What do you do for living?

Q) Have you ever been in the USA?

Q) Have you ever issued/denied any visa to the USA?

Q) How long he has been in the USA?

Q) Where does he live in the USA?

Q) How long he has been in the current address?

Q) What are his contact numbers?

Q) What is his email address?

Q) What's your husband's address and phone?

Q) Do you have any children?

Q) Were you married before this marriage?

Q) Does he have any children? How many ? What's the name of the child?

Q) Where does your husband's son/daughter live now?

Q) What's your husband's ex-spouse's name?

Q) What's your husband's parents' name?

Q) What is your husband's name, date of birth and place of birth?

Q) What is your husband's other names?

Q) What is your other names?

Q) When and where was your husband's prior marriage, if any?

Q) When and where was your husband's prior marriage termination/divorce, if any?

Q) Did you file a joint tax return this year? Do you have a copy with you?

Q) Do you own any property together? What property? Did you bring copies of the documents with you?

Q) What kind of automobile does your spouse have?

Q) Do you have an insurance policy listing your spouse as the beneficiary? If so, do you have a copy?

Q) Does your spouse have insurance policy where you are the beneficiary?

Q) When and where was your husband's last U.S port of entry ?

Q) What's your husband's immigration status in the U.S?

Q) When and where was his naturalization ?

Q) Does he have U.S passport & when and where was it issued?

Q) Do you need SSN when you arrive at the U.S?

Q) Do you plan to work in the U.S and what position?

Q) Have you ever been convicted?

Q) Has your husband ever been convicted?

Q) Have you ever been deported?

Q) Has your husband ever been deported?

Q) Describe your employment history?

Q) Describe your education history?