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Ron va Thuy   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Hello All,

First I want to say thanks to all who have shared thier knowledge and experinces. I have learned alot just by reading what others have shared. I wish I had found this website 2 years ago!

Now I have a couple of questions I hope someone can help me with.

I would like to know if there is an example somewhere of a good Relationship Timeline that I could use as a guide.

Also, the Visa Fee, $350 each for Thuy and her 4 year old son. Yes? And if we should happen to recieve the dreaded blue, These same fees need to be paid again for a 2nd interview?

Thanks in advance for your help,

Ron

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caochi   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam (no flag)
 Timeline
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check this one:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/187997-hcmc-evidence-you-should-have/

which is part of this :

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/209481-hcmc-timeline-resource/

Good luck !!!

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K 1 - Timeline:

11/03/2007 - 1st time to meet at her house

05/03/2008 - 2nd time to meet at her house also, begin our serious relationship

05/012/2008 - returned States

07/03/2008 - accepted as being my lover, after long ... long several trials, begin paper work collected

08/06/2008 - I-129F sent

08/08/2008 - NOA1 received by mail

12/24/2008 - approved

12/25/2008 - approval notice email sent from CRIS

12/31/2008 - received hard copy of NOA2

01/05/2009 - NVC received

01/05/2009 - stuck in NVC for AP

02/25/2009 - Ash Wednesday 2009: in AP for 7 weeks and 2 days = 51 days

02/26/2009 - NVC left

03/02/2009 - HCM Consulate General received electronic file

03/19/2009 - Packet 3 received

03/23/2009 - Packet 3 sent

04/17/2009 - Packet 4 received

05/26/2009 - Interview date

blue sheet: submit medical examination results

sworn, notarized statement

relatives of beneficiary

ex-spouse's information

06/23/2009 - require med exam results

12/09/2009 - 2nd blue sheet: suggested treatment of health condition

04/06/2010 - white sheet: schedule for re-interview

04/12/2010 - white sheet: required police certification

05/10/2010 - submit police certificate: PINK

05/17/2010 -

05/24/2010 -

06/02/2010 - visa received in hand (05/26/2010 signed)

06/12/2010 - Church wedding ceremony

06/21/2010 - POE: LAX (06/23/2010 visa expired)

06/23/2010 - civil wedding ceremony

08/03/2010 - submitted I-485 along with I-765 and I-131

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ScottThuy   140

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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The 350 is a visa application/processing fee paid 1 time per visa.. 1 for her 1 for the child... no additional fees unless the medical, or police cert need to be redone due to expiration...

"Every one of us bears within himself the possibilty of all passions, all destinies of life in all its forms. Nothing human is foreign to us" - Edward G. Robinson.

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Bernie C   24

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Vietnam
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Attached is our EOR (Evolution of Relationship).

Everyone has their own way and opinion about how personal to get and what to include.

This is what I submitted and we did not have any problems at all.

Our_Timeline_of_Relationship_US_Edited.rtf

6/15/2009 Filed I-129F

12/15/2009 Interview (HCMC, VN)

1/16/2010 POE Detroit

3/31/2010 MARRIED !!!

11/20/2010 Filed I-485

12/23/2010 Biometrics (Buffalo, NY)

12/31/2010 I-485 Transfered to CSC

2/4/2011 Green Card received

1/7/2013 Mailed I-751 package

1/14/2013 I-751 NOA (VSC)

2/07/2013 Biometrics (Buffalo, NY)

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Ron va Thuy   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
 Timeline
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Thanks Everyone,

Thats the info I was looking for.

Maybe its just me but, I have found Vietnam to be wonderfully simple and logical.

I wish that was true for the visa process as well! ;)

Thanks again for the help,

Ron

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