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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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the courts issues notarized copies and the secretary of state can do the apostle for 5 bucks. might just take the old Harley for a ride and have them done while I wait since there is an option for that also.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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We got married in Ukraine in July 2009. So, a year ago the only requirement was the paper from the US Consulate in Kyiv that USC is free for marriage. We paid about $30 for it, then legalized it in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and had it translated into Ukrainian. Also You need the Bio page of your passport to be translated. Tell your future wife to go to the Oblastnoy RAGS for the consultation on the marriage with the foreigner, and she will be told everything what you two need to do. Best wishes!

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08-04-06 Met online

12-06-07 Filed I-129F with VSC

01-29-09 Interview; Case returned back to USCIS for 'further review'

03-21-09 FOIA Request sent (got "we have no records on your case" in respond)

07-08-09 Civil marriage; 07-11-09 Church marriage

11-14-09 I-130 Sent to CSC

11-25-09 Check Cashed by USCIS!

11-28-09 NOA1 hard copy received by snail-mail (dated 11-23-09)

04-30-10 Phone request about case outside the normal processing time

05-05-10 Hard copy letter from VSC about closure the previous petition (dated 04-05-10)

05-18-10 NOA2 hard copy received (by snail-mail)!

06-01-10 NVC case accepted

06-07-10 I-864 bill paid

06-14-10 IV bill paid

07-12-10 I-864 & DS-230 sent to NVC

07-21-10 I-864 & DS-230 received according to AVR

07-23-10 Medical (completed)

08-18-10 SIF, CC @ NVC - Thank You, LORD!

10-14-10 Planned Interview date

10-12-10 Interview cancelled

10-15-10 MRI; Brain tumour

10-19-10 Surgery. Alive

Thank You, LORD!

Love is patient...

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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Take a look at this: Link1, and also this: Link2. Best wishes!

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08-04-06 Met online

12-06-07 Filed I-129F with VSC

01-29-09 Interview; Case returned back to USCIS for 'further review'

03-21-09 FOIA Request sent (got "we have no records on your case" in respond)

07-08-09 Civil marriage; 07-11-09 Church marriage

11-14-09 I-130 Sent to CSC

11-25-09 Check Cashed by USCIS!

11-28-09 NOA1 hard copy received by snail-mail (dated 11-23-09)

04-30-10 Phone request about case outside the normal processing time

05-05-10 Hard copy letter from VSC about closure the previous petition (dated 04-05-10)

05-18-10 NOA2 hard copy received (by snail-mail)!

06-01-10 NVC case accepted

06-07-10 I-864 bill paid

06-14-10 IV bill paid

07-12-10 I-864 & DS-230 sent to NVC

07-21-10 I-864 & DS-230 received according to AVR

07-23-10 Medical (completed)

08-18-10 SIF, CC @ NVC - Thank You, LORD!

10-14-10 Planned Interview date

10-12-10 Interview cancelled

10-15-10 MRI; Brain tumour

10-19-10 Surgery. Alive

Thank You, LORD!

Love is patient...

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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We were married last April and going through the visa process now. I became frustrated at the process in Ukraine and my wife handled everything in Ukraine. I do remember the process. I only had to give one bribe and it was not expensive to avoid the 30 waiting period after the marriage license was given. The US embassy website has a good explanation of the process and also I found a list of certified translators. I scanned and emailed my docs to the translator. She prepared her translations and then I gave her originals when I met with her. If you want I could intro your fiance to my wife and they can discuss the procedure.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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We were married last April and going through the visa process now. I became frustrated at the process in Ukraine and my wife handled everything in Ukraine. I do remember the process. I only had to give one bribe and it was not expensive to avoid the 30 waiting period after the marriage license was given. The US embassy website has a good explanation of the process and also I found a list of certified translators. I scanned and emailed my docs to the translator. She prepared her translations and then I gave her originals when I met with her. If you want I could intro your fiance to my wife and they can discuss the procedure.

She sent me the address for the translator now I need to get them scanned and send them to the sec state. shoot me an email I am sure she has a few questions for your wife.

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