Interview?

[Ray & Ces 1]

Hello out there.. I have some question regarding petitioner? The petitioner have also interview in NVC if I-130 is approved? or the beneficiary is the one have interview in the US Embassy?

It will affect for processing of papers if the petitioner don't have work?

Still waiting NOA2 aprroval almost 2 months now..

Any help pls...from you..

Thank's

[sjr09 155]

Hello out there.. I have some question regarding petitioner? The petitioner have also interview in NVC if I-130 is approved? or the beneficiary is the one have interview in the US Embassy?

It will affect for processing of papers if the petitioner don't have work?

Still waiting NOA2 aprroval almost 2 months now..

Any help pls...from you..

Thank's

The beneficiary is the one who will have the interview not the petitioner. Your interview will not take place at NVC,for either of you but at (USEM) US Embassy Manila for the (immigrant) beneficiary.

[Ray & Ces 1]

The beneficiary is the one who will have the interview not the petitioner. Your interview will not take place at NVC,for either of you but at (USEM) US Embassy Manila for the (immigrant) beneficiary.

Hello, thanks for you response.

Well, we still waiting for NOA2 approval almost 2 months already...

[sachinky 465]

After your case has completed processing at NVC, the beneficiary will have to appear in person for an interview at the USEM.

[Ray & Ces 1]

After your case has completed processing at NVC, the beneficiary will have to appear in person for an interview at the USEM.

hello, thank you for the reply. May I ask you if my husband need to call at USCIS for follow up of NOA2?

[sachinky 465]

Unless, it's been 5 months since your NOA1, there's no point calling USCIS.

[Ray & Ces 1]

Unless, it's been 5 months since your NOA1, there's no point calling USCIS.

well, it's almost 2 months after my husband received the NOA1. I wish and pray my papers done quickly coz I miss my husband so much..

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

2 months is not unusual to wait for NOA2, it can take up to 5 months. You should be able to check the status of the petition online.

If your husband does not work, he will need at least 3 times the poverty line in assets, or a co-sponsor.

[Ray & Ces 1]

2 months is not unusual to wait for NOA2, it can take up to 5 months. You should be able to check the status of the petition online.

If your husband does not work, he will need at least 3 times the poverty line in assets, or a co-sponsor.

hello, so the NOA2 approval will wait up to 5 months that is a maximum? It is okay if his co-sponsor is one of his family members?

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

There is no exact maximum, but at 2 months, you have nothing to worry about yet. Unfortunately, visas take a long time (mine was only so short because my husband lived with me abroad).

I believe it is actually considered a positive thing in the Manila embassy if the co-sponsor is a family member.