Foreign State Chargeability....potential problem?

[krystiandjon 0]

Hi all.

I have just recently had our petition move from the NVC to the London consular. I have noticed that they have put me down as a South African(my country of birth, as well as nationality) as my Foreign State Chargeability. When We applied I put down my nationality as British(I'm a citizen through my mother.) as I am living here at the moment, and presumed it would be best and make things less complex. On the forms from packet 3 it does ask about dual nationality as well as any countries ever issuing you a passport. So nothing is hidden, and I am a legal and entitled national of both countries. What I want to know, is this going to be a problem when I get down to the interview? A little confuzzled, and a little anxious....Man this process is taxing on the soul! Any words of wisdom or reassurance would be gladly received!

Many thanks.

Jon.

PS. our lawyer seemed to think it's fine, but then again?

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

Moved to US Embassy and Consulate forum as post concerns consulate stage of processing.

And... just my two cents here, but from personal experience with the London consulate they are willing to listen to what seems to be a complex situation like yours. Put down that you are a national of both countries and hold passports for both and I highly suspect this will be a non-issue.

[miss g 1]

i have the same issue, i was born in zimbabwe.. but both my parents arent from there and i have no legal status in the country.. does it really make a differnce?

[JennyWhiteley 2]

Hi all.

I have just recently had our petition move from the NVC to the London consular. I have noticed that they have put me down as a South African(my country of birth, as well as nationality) as my Foreign State Chargeability. When We applied I put down my nationality as British(I'm a citizen through my mother.) as I am living here at the moment, and presumed it would be best and make things less complex. On the forms from packet 3 it does ask about dual nationality as well as any countries ever issuing you a passport. So nothing is hidden, and I am a legal and entitled national of both countries. What I want to know, is this going to be a problem when I get down to the interview? A little confuzzled, and a little anxious....Man this process is taxing on the soul! Any words of wisdom or reassurance would be gladly received!

Many thanks.

Jon.

PS. our lawyer seemed to think it's fine, but then again? style_emoticons/#EMO_DIR#/wacko.gif

Hi,

I have exactly the same thing! Can you tell me what happened in your case? Many thanks!!