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Ciudad Juarez Consulate Review and some advices

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My fiance arrived to El paso and took a taxi from ther to the Juarez airport to pick me up, the taxi charged him 60 USD i think it was a lot but hey safety is priceless ;), once we were together we took another taxi fronm the airport to the hotel it was 20 USD, we checked in at the holiday inn Lincoln it is a nice hotel really close to the consulate so close that you can get there by foot but not to close to think you are there all the time, the price of the room is 65 USD plus tax, is i a really nice area and there is a little mall across the street, so that was a big plus.

The first day (Monday) we went to the medical ( The blue one , it was really clean and has a lot of space so my fiance was able to wait with me all the time), i went to the reception desk and give the guy my passport and my letter the one with my case number and my information ( don't worry they will give you this back at the end), after some minutes they called me to take a picture and my signature.

They told me someone was going to called me from another room , they called my name to take a blood test, the last thing they did was a chest x ray, a quick physical (weight, height, some questions .....etc), after this we went to pay it was 150 USD (tax included), i told my name to the cashier and she gave me back my papers, we had to came back for the results at 4. :no: DON'T PAY ATTENTION TO THE PEOPLE WHO SAYS THAT THE CLINICS OFFICES ARE IN THE RECEPTION OF A HOTEL, JUST SAY OK, THANK AND GO DIRECTLY TO THE CLINIC.

On Tuesday we went to the consulate , we arrived there at 6 there was a line already, not a big one.

We waited there 2 hours until they opened the consulate doors, they started to let people in, fiances are not allowed so my hubby had to wait outside.

They took me to the first area The Building C where they check my papers, i gave the guy my packet 3. and he sent me to the bulding B.

You don't have to give this guy your proofs like letters, e, mails, That is only for the consul in cas he ask you for that.

Once i got there, i waited until i heard my name and the window number, i approched the window the consul asked me some questions like:

-who is asking for you?

-How did i meet him ?

-Where does my fiance lives at?

-What does he do for al living?

-What do i do for aliving ?

-Which one of his names i prefered to use?

After that he said "You Obtained The Visa, Congratulations", i felt so happy i wanted to kiss him :P , i had to wait some hours until they gaveme my passprot back, and when they did i realized that it was my passpost but the visa was from someone else so i told the guy and they fixed it in less than 10 minutes so CHECK THAT YOUR PASSPORT AND YOUR VISA HAS YOUR INFORMATION .

I went out and i saw my fiance , he had sucha nervous face. I crossed the street and he kissed me and huged me, and then i sad "we got it" and he was so happy, later at night he took me to a restaurant to celebrate. :dance::dancing::dance::dancing: , we are so happy we can barely believe it.

SOME ADVICES AND INTERESTING POINTS

-The Juarez consulate is the only one in Mexico that gives K1 Visas.

- No appoitments are required (the letter on packet3 with your name and the case number is the one that you need to do the medical and to get into the consulate)

-You don't have to wait for packet 3, if you are in a hurry call the consulate and ask them if they already sent the packet if they say yes you can download everything form the ciudad juarez consulate web sitehttp://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/wwwhiv...ml#fiancepacket

And once you get to juarez go to the information window that is right next to the door and ask for the letter.

-Fiances are not allowed to go inside the consulate anymore, they will have to wait outside.

My boyfriend waited for me at this really nice restaurant called "La fondita ", is right in front of the consulate.

- Avoid having this thing in your purse, your pockets, or your back pack:

Electronic devices (cell phone, cameras, palms, video cameras, etc.)

Make up

Mirrors

and everything that can be taken as a white weapon.

-Remember to pay your fee at banamex before you go to the interview the cost fo this is 100 USD, take your reciept with you to the interview, they will ask for it.

-Police certificates are not requiered in mexico, unless that you comitted a crime in the past.

-If you were deported before and you are applying for a visa don't panic , they will probably say that you can get a waiver, they will ask you to pay for a finger print check that costs 85 USD.

-The past denials of tourist visas, or the cancellation of them don't affect the proccess of this visa, the consul may ask why, and when this happened, just say the truth about this.

-When they check your papers in building C just give the papers on packet 3:

Mexican passport

Two un-mounted full-face photos, taken within the past six months

Original and photocopy of applicant’s birth certificate

Intend to Marry Affidavit (CDJ-401 form).

2 Form DS-156

2 Form DS-156K(supplement)

Employement letter.

Public Charge Information, formOF-167, I-134 (wich take me to teh next point)

- It is not necessary to bring a I-134 form or a I-864, what says on the formOF-167 is that you have to prove you are not going to be a public charge , you can do it by showing:

1. Statement from a senior officer of a bank showing present balance of petitioner’s / applicant’s account, date

account was opened, the number and amount of deposits and withdrawals during the past 12 months, and

the average balance during the year (if there have been recent unusually large deposits, an explanation

therefore should be given);

2. Proof of ownership of property or real state, in the form of a title, deed or the equivalent, and a letter from a

lawyer, banker or responsible real estate agent showing its present valuation (any mortgages or loans

against the property must be stated);

3. Letter or letters verifying ownership of stocks and bonds, with present market value or expected earnings

indicated;

4. Statement from insurance company showing policies held and present cash surrender value;

5. Proof of income from business investments or other sources.

This is raelly similar to the requirements of the I-134 that's why people is using it for the interviews. I USED THE I-134 .

-Your originals are only to show them in case the consul wants to see them , don't give them to the first guy that cheks he is only checking you have all the thing mentioned on packet 3. We were really lucky that the consul didn't ask for anything, but be prepared i saw some girls who didn't have proofs of having a relationship or the originals of the documents that didn't get the visa , so read the guides on this site and try to bring everything they say on them.

Here is a little map from the zone that i made.

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We just want to thank everybody for their support, we hope this will help the new couples, all of you are in our prayers each night, and we will be glad to answer your questions .

ps. sorry if my english is not that good ;) , but hey i just want to help :thumbs:

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Muchisimas Felicidades! que Dios les bendiga! (F)

July 06/06.............. Thanks God everything is ready and my baby finally mailed I-129f

July 17/06.............. Check was cashed

July 18/06.............. Thx God we got our NOA1 from CSC

Sep 20/06............... Thx God! NOA2 date

Sep 21/06............... touched; got 5 approval emails! thank you Lord!

Sep 26/06............... mon amour got NOA2

Oct 18/06............... My baby got the letter from NVC

Oct 24/06............... Oh, Lord, You are so great! got our packet 3 today!!! yupi!!! early bday present!!!

Oct 30/06............... Mailing away my DS-156, thank you for your blessings, God

Nov 01/06............... Medical @ 8am

Dec 14/06............... My baby got packet 4

Jan 06/07............... We requested our Interview to be scheduled for January 22nd! my baby's bday! and he will be allowed 2b inside with me!! wow!

Jan 22/07............... VISA APPROVED!!! THANK YOU LORD!!!

Jan 29/07............... Went to cargo expresso to get my passport, which means: VISA RECEIVED!!!

Apr 27/07............... Married my one and only at 10;30am

Jul 06/07............... Finally mailed away AOS

Jul 19/07............... Check was cashed

Jul 21/07............... Thanks God we received NOA1

Jul 24/07............... Thanks God we received Biometrics letter

Ag 17/07............... Biometrics @ 12

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"Trust the past to God's mercy, the present to God's love and the future to God's providence..."

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Thanks so much for sharing your experience in Juarez! It will be really helpful for my fiance and me. I hope all goes as well for us as it did for you. Congratulations!

Naturalization (N-400)

5/17/2010 application sent to Texas Lockbox

5/20/2010 check cashed

5/25/2010 NOA

6/07/2010 biometrics letter received

6/16/2010 biometrics appointment

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Yes, we really appreciate you sharing your experience at the Consulate... I have one question though... I downloaded the fiance packet from the CDJ website, and I don't see the DS-156K supplement. The only one listed is the DS-156. Do I need to download the supplement??

Thanks!

Alex & Maria

AmOr A lA mExIcAnA

February 14th: Sent in I-129F packet

February 27th: Notice Date of NOA1

April 27th: Approved! NOA2

May 15th: Case sent to Ciudad Juarez Consulate! (called the National Visa Center, still no official

notice)

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Congratulations !!!

(Puerto Rico) Luis & Laura (Brazil) K1 JOURNEY
04/11/2006 - Filed I-129F.
09/29/2006 - Visa in hand!

10/15/2006 - POE San Juan
11/15/2006 - MARRIAGE

AOS JOURNEY
01/05/2007 - AOS sent to Chicago.
03/26/2007 - Green Card in hand!

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS JOURNEY
01/26/2009 - Filed I-751.
06/22/2009 - Green Card in hand!

NATURALIZATION JOURNEY
06/26/2014 - N-400 sent to Nebraska
07/02/2014 - NOA
07/24/2014 - Biometrics
10/24/2014 - Interview (approved)

01/16/2015 - Oath Ceremony


*View Complete Timeline

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Yes, we really appreciate you sharing your experience at the Consulate... I have one question though... I downloaded the fiance packet from the CDJ website, and I don't see the DS-156K supplement. The only one listed is the DS-156. Do I need to download the supplement??

Thanks!

HI GUYS, WELLL ACTUALLY IF YOU DOWNLOADED THE PACKET 3 FROM THE CDJ WEB SITE THE DS-156K IS THE SUPPLEMENT THE OTHER ONE IS ONLY DS-156 YOU CAN DOWNLOADED FROM THIS SITE, I TOOK BOTH OF THEM. HERE JUST CLICK HERE ;)http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1forms

:luv:

ARI & JUSTIN

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THANK YOU and CONGRATS!!!

Everytime someone goes through the CDJ interview process and posts info it really helps me to help my fiance get prepared. We really appreciate it!

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Congrats Junari!!! And that was great of you to post such a thorough review for the Juarez folks that will follow! Best wishes :thumbs:

SEE K-1 HISTORY IN MY TIMELINE

AOS / EAD / AP TIMELINE:

06/30/2006 - I-485, I-765 and I-131 sent to Chicago (via USPS Priority mail) (DAY 1)

07/02/2006 - package received in Chicago (delivery confirmed via USPS)

07/06/2006 - NOA 1 (DAY 7)

07/12/2006 - biometric appointment notice (DAY 13)

07/14/2006 - received biometric appointment notice via mail

07/25/2006 - interview notice (DAY 26)

07/26/2006 - biometrics taken (DAY 27)

07/28/2006 - received interview notice via mail

09/07/2006 - I-485 interview...APPROVED!!!...passport stamped (DAY 70)

09/12/2006 - I-131 approved (DAY 75)

09/13/2006 - received welcome letter via mail

09/15/2006 - I-765 approved (DAY 78)

09/16/2006 - received AP via mail

09/18/2006 - received conditional green card via mail

09/21/2006 - received EAD via mail

07/23/2008 - filed I-751 to lift conditional status

07/28/2008 - NOA 1

08/26/2008 - biometric appointment

12/03/2008 - I-751 approved

12/08/2008 - received 10-year green card via mail

09/07/2009 - eligible for U.S. citizenship!

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ARI:

CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR VISA!! :dance:

Thanks so much for kindly sharing this helpful information!! :thumbs:

The opinions offered above are merely opinions.

03/22/06- NOA1

04/06/06- NOA2

06/30/06- "USCIS received case back from the Department of State for further review" email notification

07/06/06- RFE email notification

07/19/06- RFE received by USCIS email notification

08/07/06- NOA2 (again)

08/11/06- NVC sent to consulate, received I-797C Notice of Action confirming case is approved (snailmail)

08/14/06- Consulate receives approved petition

08/29/06- Interview

08/31/06- Visa Approved !!!

10/07/06- Arrived US with my Love !

10/11/06- Vaccines done

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