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[DedicatedWife 4]

Good morning Everyone!

Congrats on all the recent approvals and assignments of interviews.

We're still waiting on an interview date to be assigned at the Kingston, Jamaica Embassy! I know its soon coming...what a great early Christmas present it would be to get a date from the Embassy!!!

Edited December 4, 2009 by Dens Wifey

[2big 0]

Good morning Everyone!

Congrats on all the recent approvals and assignments of interviews.

We're still waiting on an interview date to be assigned at the Kingston, Jamaica Embassy! I know its soon coming...what a great early Christmas present it would be to get a date from the Embassy!!!

Hello Guys,

Longest time...sorry guys i have been running around for the wedding preparations. The good news is that we're all set and the Lord is great always. My fiancee Visa was successfully picked up on NOV. 27th without stress after passing the interview on November 20th.

I,m so great for everyone that contributed to my questions here and i will remain here to complete my Journey once she comes.

I used this site for my citizenship processes and had no problem and now i used it again for my fiancee processes and had no problems

I have recommended this site to three of my friends. GREAT SITE

tHANKS

[DND2009 3]

Hey guys - long time no talk...

Just wanted to check in and let you know that our interview and visa process was great..my finance just entered the US last week and now we are together!!! We're going to have the court wedding this week and then begin the AOS process. She entered through JFK so she got a EAD without asking!

[Tina&Roland 4]

Hey everyone!

Just got into the US last night! Didn't get the EAD stamp, though. Oh well, it will be a while for me to get settled anyway.

Good luck everyone!

Tina

[mini_choco 0]

Merry Christmas all... how's every1 doing?

what airport does give EAD stamp? my fience's POE is in Newark, NJ. does this airport give the stamp?

[Bob g 11]

1 more week to Interview in Guangzhou, Wow. Happy Holidays to everyone.

[LAC34 0]

Hey everyone Just interviewed today and passed in Guangzhou! Bob g, they are being real good so far this month at guangzhou giving visas. A few other guys and me were waiting for our fiancees to come out and they all passed! Good Luck man!!!

[Tina&Roland 4]

I'm in San Diego for the holidays with my fiance and his family! Wishing everyone a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year!!

[Bob g 11]

Hey everyone Just interviewed today and passed in Guangzhou! Bob g, they are being real good so far this month at guangzhou giving visas. A few other guys and me were waiting for our fiancees to come out and they all passed! Good Luck man!!!

Congrat Louis, and Yihan,,,,,,,,,,,I believe Scott and Yihong did not get their Visa. They will problably get married and start all over with the process, not sure. Best of Luck,,,Bob..

[Bob g 11]

Well,,,,,No Visa, My fiancee missed a question that, what was my job position on my prior job, in 1994. 20 months of study, prepare documents, talk everyday, travel, shot down in a minute.

[Tina&Roland 4]

Hi Bob,

So sorry to hear that you weren't approved. What are your plans now?

Tina

[Darnell 8,478]

Well,,,,,No Visa, My fiancee missed a question that, what was my job position on my prior job, in 1994. 20 months of study, prepare documents, talk everyday, travel, shot down in a minute.

Hey Bob- that sucks...

I can only mention 2 things:

1. communication between PRC person and USC person must be 'easy' - ie - must be able to prove up to the ConOff that you two can communicate, easily. This has been an issue all year at GUZ - perhaps they had some issue with it, and decided to ask 'harder' questions, in attempt to trip her up.

2. perhaps the casefile was scant, or they found something untoward in the casefile. From what I've been reading, if that happens, then the ConOff tries to 'find a way' to deny the visa on interview day - usually with a series of questions SOLELY designed to trip-up the PRC person.

I suggest you go back, soonish, marry, then file an I-130, and front load the heck out of it. My front-loading experience is here -> http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;#entry3324240

Good Luck !

[Bob g 11]

Hey Bob- that sucks...

I can only mention 2 things:

1. communication between PRC person and USC person must be 'easy' - ie - must be able to prove up to the ConOff that you two can communicate, easily. This has been an issue all year at GUZ - perhaps they had some issue with it, and decided to ask 'harder' questions, in attempt to trip her up.

2. perhaps the casefile was scant, or they found something untoward in the casefile. From what I've been reading, if that happens, then the ConOff tries to 'find a way' to deny the visa on interview day - usually with a series of questions SOLELY designed to trip-up the PRC person.

I suggest you go back, soonish, marry, then file an I-130, and front load the heck out of it. My front-loading experience is here -> http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;#entry3324240

Good Luck !

You are correct, communication between us must be "easy". The question, my 1994 job title on my prior job, was something we talked about months ago, but my SO had forgotten. My SO answered what my job is now. Point 2, I have read very many posts here at VJ, and CFL, with so much good information of how to prepare the case. I did alot of hours preparing documents, photos, logs, EOR, notarized, cover letters, making the case very easy for the VO to understand at a glance any folder, document, or piece of information. Easy for the Vo, but not easy for my SO. That was my downfall. So, soon back to Chongqing, marry, CR1, front load, read, study, ask help, and practice,practice,practice with my SO.

[jenanddan2010 0]

hi everybody,

i'm new to this forum but not to visajourney.com, it's been very helpful for my fiancé and i throughout this whole process.

i'm posting because we're both quite frustrated with the visa process. as you can see from my signature (hopefully, if i formatted it properly!) we're still waiting to hear back from the embassy regarding an interview date. danny has called them several times (since i'm not in the UK, i can't) and he keeps getting a different answer each time. his medical exam is scheduled for january 15th. when he has called to ask about the interview date, one time he was told he will have to wait an additional 9 months from the time of his medical exam. another time he was told that it's an additional 3 month wait from the time of his medical exam. we're both getting frustrated because obviously we want to be together and we'd like to at least make some wedding plans, but with all this uncertainty we can't even choose a wedding date. reading through this thread, it looks like many of the may 2009 filers are already married, or if not, their fiancé(e) is already in the US. why is it taking so long for us?

sorry to be whiny, i'm just a bit exasperated. thanks for your help.

jennifer

[Tina&Roland 4]

I'm from Canada and we had the same problem with the Montreal consulate. There was a 6-month backlog when I sent in my packet 3. I thought I was going to have to be in Toronto until March 2010. Thanks to God, however, we were scheduled in November, along with others who had waited 4 or 5 months already for an interview. I think it all boils down to luck.

I think you should be patient. Things will work out somehow. Good luck!

Tina