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Freda /Alejandro   0

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Hi all

2 questions

1. I've been reading about the brown envelope.

Does the embassy send this with the visa?

2. We had our interview but my fiancee has to turn in an additional police certificate to Lima Embassy. They said to DHL it to them with his passport and they well send the visa at that time. Has anyone else had to do anything like that before?

I'm asking because I know normally you would pay at the DHL stand at the embassy for them to send the visa, but we could not because need to send the certificate.

Can we pay at any DHL office and send that info with the passport? Or how would they know we paid the fee to make sure it gets sent?

Any info is appreciated

5/01/2010- Mailed I-129-F
5/03/2010- I-129F received at Vermont processing center
5/04/2010- NOA 1 (received on 5/10/2010)
5/06/2010- Check cashed by USCIS
6/22/2010- NOA 2 (received on 6/26/2010)
6/24/2010- NVC received application
6/28/2010- Application sent to Lima embassy
7/07/2010- Consulate Received Application
7/09/2010- Pkt 3 sent to fiancee' (which he still hasn't received)
7/15/2010- E-mailed embassy & got response back- they said to watch for pkt in mail and gave me inteview date
8/16/2010- Interview- need an additional police certificate from Costa Rica :( so not approved today, but once they receive certificate will mail visa :)
8/16/2010-Trip to Costa Rica embassy for help with certificate- Let the games begin
8/17/2010-Trip to Notary, trip to Minister Relacciones Exteriores, trip to Notary collage
8/18/2010-Back to notary collage, back to MRE, back to Costa Rica embassy
8/19/2010-Back to MRE
8/20/2010-Back to Costa Rica embassy- whew,finally, "stamp collection" on paper complete and can now attempt to get actual police certificate needed

11/01/2010-all paperwork in - Approved

12/12/2010-He arrived here!! :joy:

1/11/2011-married (L)

1/14/2015-Spouse applied for citizenship

3/27/2015-biometrics appointment

5/6/2015-interview

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SoloJourney   0

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Freda I really don't know what you could do, but how about calling the embassy on Monday during the scheduled time for Immigrant Visa Cases? I think they will give you a more accurate answer

Visas de Inmigrantes:

Atención Telefónica: De lunes a jueves de 2-3 p.m.

Teléfono: (51-1) 618-2000

They make you wait 20 mins on hold, so be patient and don't hung up.

Good luck

Service Center : Vermont Service Center

Consulate : Peru

I-129F Sent : 2010-06-03

I-129F NOA1 : 2010-06-09

I-129F NOA2 : 2010-07-13

NVC Received : 2010-07-16

NVC Left : 2010-07-19

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