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Hi all....

My fiance and I just received a letter from the NVC saying that our petition has been forwarded to the French-American Embassy. So, in preparation we are trying to fill out the necessary paperwork so as to be ready to send it back when requested. I have a gew questions though and anyone willing to help....BLESS YOU! ;)

FORM DS 156

Question #14 National Identification Number. Is this what appears on his identification card?

#16 Is the country code needed when including telephone numbers?

#26 How long do you intend to stay in the US? What is the appropriate answer? permanently? indefinately?

#27 Who will pay for your trip? This is tricky for us. Because i lived abroad in 2007, my tax returns show that i do not meet poverty standards. Now though I make well above. As a precaution (though we are going to try to get by with my work contract as evidence that I can support my fiance) we are asking my parents to cosponsor. THerefore what should the answer be? I will (the beneficiary)? US citizen fiance? co-sponsor?

#33 Do you intend to study? Well, perhaps yes but it is still up in the air. Should we therefore mark no?

#36 Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf? Does the I129F count and therefore i should mark yes?

#37 This depends on the answer to #36

#41 Should the DS 156 be signed and returned or does my fiance wait until the interview?

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP!!!!

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Hi all....

My fiance and I just received a letter from the NVC saying that our petition has been forwarded to the French-American Embassy. So, in preparation we are trying to fill out the necessary paperwork so as to be ready to send it back when requested. I have a gew questions though and anyone willing to help....BLESS YOU! ;)

FORM DS 156

Question #14 National Identification Number. Is this what appears on his identification card?

#16 Is the country code needed when including telephone numbers?

#26 How long do you intend to stay in the US? What is the appropriate answer? permanently? indefinately?

#27 Who will pay for your trip? This is tricky for us. Because i lived abroad in 2007, my tax returns show that i do not meet poverty standards. Now though I make well above. As a precaution (though we are going to try to get by with my work contract as evidence that I can support my fiance) we are asking my parents to cosponsor. THerefore what should the answer be? I will (the beneficiary)? US citizen fiance? co-sponsor?

#33 Do you intend to study? Well, perhaps yes but it is still up in the air. Should we therefore mark no?

#36 Has anyone ever filed an immigrant visa petition on your behalf? Does the I129F count and therefore i should mark yes?

#37 This depends on the answer to #36

#41 Should the DS 156 be signed and returned or does my fiance wait until the interview?

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP!!!!

I am waiting to hear from my embassy with packet 3 etc, so i have been filling out the forms too.. This is what i wrote for some of the questions you were asking:

#16 i dont think it matters if you include country code or not. Maybe to be on safe side put it down.

#26 Permanently

#27 or rather #28 who ever is going to buy the plane ticket?. I wrote: Myself

#36 No

Most consulates require that you send the form back to them (The ds-156K is signed at the embassy at the interview though)

They will give you instructions on what to do when you receive letter from them.

ROC

06/01/2011 - Mailed ROC package to CSC

06/02/2011 - Package arrived and signed for at CSC

06/02/2011 - NOA receipt date

06/06/2011 - Check cashed

06/07/2011 - NOA arrived in the mail

06/15/2011 - Biometrics appointment letter arrived in the mail

07/11/2011 - Biometrics appointment

02/02/2012 - Phoned USCIS and put in a service request

02/08/2012 - Email from USCIS confirming my request

02/11/2012 - Letter from USCIS - says i should receive news within 30 days

03/14/2012 - Phoned USCIS again. 30 days has passed. no news. Took details again.

03/15/2012 -Received letter from USCIS - have to go to interview April 24th

04/24/2012 - Interview and ROC approved!!

05/07/2012 - Received email, card production ordered

05/11/2012 - Green card arrived

N-400

06/22/2012 - Mailed N-400 package to Phoenix/AZ Lockbox

06/26/2012 - NOA date

06/28/2012 - Check cashed

06/29/2012 - NOA arrived in the mail

07/02/2012 - Biometrics appointment letter arrived in mail

07/19/2012 - Biometrics appointment

07/30/2012 - Received text +email. Application placed in line for interview

07/30/2012 - Received text +email in evening - interview letter sent

08/03/2012 - Received interview letter

09/19/2012 - Interview - passed interview/test!!

10/24/2012 - Oath Ceremony!

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