Different Country of Residence from country of origin

[Eagle Eye 0]

Dear all,

I'm just trying to get a broad picture of what could be causing my delay. Does anyone live in a different country to their country of origin?

or have any information on how this affects this process?

Thank you...

[JSVP08 3]

Are you referring to K1 process? and is it the petitioner or beneficiary are we dealing here or both?

ok for me, iam not currently in my country of origin-i am the beneficiary. I've heard thru this vj that the advantage is i will have less papers required such as no cenomar, no delbros, no verification fees (pls correct me of the right term/s) and other religious/ ph based requirements that my current place (uae) has nothing to do with it. Hence thats good. The downside is being at home can make someone a lot more at ease and able to gather the needed documents personally therefore quicker results.

hope this helps.

[Eagle Eye 0]

Are you referring to K1 process? and is it the petitioner or beneficiary are we dealing here or both?

ok for me, iam not currently in my country of origin-i am the beneficiary. I've heard thru this vj that the advantage is i will have less papers required such as no cenomar, no delbros, no verification fees (pls correct me of the right term/s) and other religious/ ph based requirements that my current place (uae) has nothing to do with it. Hence thats good. The downside is being at home can make someone a lot more at ease and able to gather the needed documents personally therefore quicker results.

hope this helps.

It was just a general question to see if anyone has experienced how being of a different COO affects the process of getting your NOA2.

Although, I am the beneficiary and originally Nigerian but will have lived in the UK for 10 years in September.

My husband is American by birth but moved to Nigeria at 5 years old and moved back to the states permanently 10 years ago as well.

Does anyone have any advice or comments?

[taj'samericanwife 0]

my husband is from pakistan but the interview will be in the philippines. we met there and got married there too, plus our son is still in the philippines, my mom takes care of him there. i am a natural born american citizen, grew up in the philippines and just came back to the united states 7 months ago.

[JSVP08 3]

Are you referring to K1 process? and is it the petitioner or beneficiary are we dealing here or both?

ok for me, iam not currently in my country of origin-i am the beneficiary. I've heard thru this vj that the advantage is i will have less papers required such as no cenomar, no delbros, no verification fees (pls correct me of the right term/s) and other religious/ ph based requirements that my current place (uae) has nothing to do with it. Hence thats good. The downside is being at home can make someone a lot more at ease and able to gather the needed documents personally therefore quicker results.

hope this helps.

It was just a general question to see if anyone has experienced how being of a different COO affects the process of getting your NOA2.

Although, I am the beneficiary and originally Nigerian but will have lived in the UK for 10 years in September.

My husband is American by birth but moved to Nigeria at 5 years old and moved back to the states permanently 10 years ago as well.

Does anyone have any advice or comments?

ok ...so thats a lil more tricky case ...than mine. ...... anyway i think for the most part is about gathering needed documents. hope all goes well to your process.

[ao_cons 1]

Got married in Thailand and live in Thailand at the moment. No problem so far. Hopefully NEVER!

I think the only condition is if you go by K3 visa, you have to be in the place of marriage since that's where the interview will be.

Sometimes, they will schedule your interview in your place of birth, rather than present residence. In that case, I read you just call the NVC and ask to re-assign the interview at the US embassy where you reside in.

GOOD LUCK!

[miss g 1]

i live in the uk but am originally from another european country.. born in a 3rd country.. it makes no difference as long as you hve the right paperwork that they want.. yes it meant i had to get police clearance from the dif countries i lived in but thats fine