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We are both very very happy right now. Never thought I would really be glad to get a "pink slip

in last weeks of December". It seems like a long time ago when I was newbie here. But this forum helped a lot. Thanks everyone. So I'll add a few thoughts to help others in the future...

We absolutely did not frontload the I-129. I just sent in a few pictures, boarding passes,

and whatever forms required. The file was really thin. For question #18, I fit the entire answer in three sentences in the square box because that is what I thought they wanted. Usually, government forms say to use additional paper if necessary, but that question didn't state that so I didn't (although question 19 does). No timeline or narrative or anything like that. But this specific situation doesn't mean that frontloading is bad. Just want to clarify that frontloading is not a necessity, so if you did not frontload don't go crazy. Had I known about this forum earlier I probably would have frontloaded. A lot of questions were asked during the interview. Because no frontload, a lot of evidence was brought to the interview, but the interviewer only looked through them briefly. Even though they didn't really look at the evidence, I think having the evidence and knowing all about the evidence made my fiance more calm and confident.

She says some people she talked to in the big room looked dazed and confused because they were not very prepared because they outsourced their work or their fiance in the US handled everything. That is why I strongly recommend that unless you are very sloppy with forms or have unusual circumstances that warrant using a lawyer or dich vu, do the forms yourselves. That way, both you and fiance know what is what, and where everything is. Also you would control the quality of the work, and well as the speed at which it is done. Do the forms yourselves, but if you need advice of course ask (most dich vu in US give a lot of free information if you call them and it costs a few bucks to talk to dich vu in Vietnam). But some fullservice dich vu might be helpful for fiances who are not local to HCM since they literally take you to the hospital, bank, consulate, sit down and organize documents and interview prep.

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Congrats on the pink!!

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Congrats on the pink!!

Hello friend

Congratulation,

welcome to the USA

happy Xmas and new year to you and your family

johncali9 & KimHai

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congrats,.. and good luck

Loi and Suong

I-130 Journey

USCIS

06-15-2008 : Marriage

08-16-2008 : I-130 Sent

08-18-2008 : I-130 Received

08-22-2008 : I-130 NOA1

02-02-2009 : I-130 NOA2 Approved 164 days from NOA1

NVC

02-04-2009 : Visited my wife for 2 weeks. 02-22-2009 come back to US

02-11-2009 : Received package from NVC

02-23-2009 : AOS Paid $70 (Online)

02-23-2009 : DS-3032 sent (by email)

02-25-2009 : Payment Received from my bank (AOS)

03-04-2009 : NVC has received the Choice of Agent DS-3032 (Online)

03-04-2009 : IV Application Processing Fees $400 (Online)

03-05-2009 : Payment Received from my bank (IV APS)

03-07-2009 : DS-230, and I-864 Sent (by USPS)

03-12-2009 : USPS confirm arrived at NVC for DS-230, & I-864

03-13-2009 : NVC received DS-230, & I-864 (Case in progress)

03-20-2009 : NVC case completed in 1 week NVC completed 03-20-2009.

04-02-2009 : NVC Left to HCM city

04-22-2009 : Medical Passed

05-12-2009 : Received a package IV from HCM Consulate by email

05-18-2009 : My wife got Pink.. yeah..

05-26-2009 : Visa received

06-18-2009 : US Entry!!! Yeah, my wife finally here.

06-29-2009 : Received SSN from snail mail

07-20-2009 : Green card received by mail

09-15-2009 : Writting test from DVM.

11-03-2009 : Driving Test.

01-20-2010 : Working.

04-20-2011 : Submit I751

04-26-2011 : Received I-797 NOA with Receipt Number

05-11-2011 : Received ASC Appointment Notice

06-03-2011 : Biometrics Apts @ 11:00 AM

10-11-2011 : Submit more evidence.

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