September 2010 filers

[BabaLu 1]

You have to get from both countries she lived in plus Canada. If they are in another language they have to be translated by certified translator into English. For example, Hazel lived in Taiwan for 4 years so we had to get police clearence from both Philippines and Taiwan. I don't think you need them for NVC , she needs to have them at the interview at the US Embassy. Unless they changed it?

Hmmmmmmm, I better tell Hazel to send her police clearence certificates to me express mail in case I need hehehe.

[USUY2010 4]

We received interview appointment today on the mail! Now we have to get ready for Jan 27th!

[JerryA 1]

ONLY FOR IR-1/CR-1 APPLICANTS WAITING FOR NVC OR RECENT NOA2 APPROVAL!!!

What documents do we have to start collecting and keep ready for NVC from beneficiary & petitioner?

What documents do we have to start collecting and keep ready for Consulate interview from beneficiary & petitioner?

[BabaLu 1]

ONLY FOR IR-1/CR-1 APPLICANTS WAITING FOR NVC OR RECENT NOA2 APPROVAL!!!

What documents do we have to start collecting and keep ready for NVC from beneficiary & petitioner?

What documents do we have to start collecting and keep ready for Consulate interview from beneficiary & petitioner?

Did u guys get the noa2 yet? if not u should be getting it any second now. We got ours on 27th but it was mailed on the 20th. Never got a txt msg or email.

[truebrit 4]

nothing yet

[jsandhu 0]

It's nice to hear all the news about NOA2, I'm hoping to get mine soon. It is normal for some people to not get any touches?

Edited December 28, 2010 by jsandhu

[JerryA 1]

Blizzard in North East - no mail yesterday. Today maybe...!

[zachm611 3]

It's nice to hear all the news about NOA2, I'm hoping to get mine soon. It is normal for some people to not get any touches?

yes! i didnt get any touches, any text or email... i dont even think its been updated on the uscis website... all i got was a big suprise in the mail when i came home a couple weeks. dont be discouraged cause lack of touches. soon all of you will be getting your noa2s!

[jsandhu 0]

yes! i didnt get any touches, any text or email... i dont even think its been updated on the uscis website... all i got was a big suprise in the mail when i came home a couple weeks. dont be discouraged cause lack of touches. soon all of you will be getting your noa2s!

Thanks for the info, I'm going to be watching that mail box like a hawk.

good luck to all

[raffy 7]

We received interview appointment today on the mail! Now we have to get ready for Jan 27th!

:thumbs: :dancing: :dance:

[USUY2010 4]

Thank you Raffy! I will update you on the 27th! *fingers crossed*

[Burebista 3]

nothing yet

Wow, should be any day now for you.

[zachm611 3]

I paid my AOS fee yayyy only bill Ive been happy to pay, also I have a question. I make just over 23k a year 125% for me as a household of 2 (me including my wife) is $18,212. I am thinking of getting my father or my friend who makes $$$$ to be a joint sponsor just in case, I read of others making similar to my salary were denied for financial reasons. My main question is when I send in the AOS packet do I submit the joint sponsor I864 as well as mine in the same package or 2 different packages? thanks so much for the help.

Zach

[BabaLu 1]

I paid my AOS fee yayyy only bill Ive been happy to pay, also I have a question. I make just over 23k a year 125% for me as a household of 2 (me including my wife) is $18,212. I am thinking of getting my father or my friend who makes $$$$ to be a joint sponsor just in case, I read of others making similar to my salary were denied for financial reasons. My main question is when I send in the AOS packet do I submit the joint sponsor I864 as well as mine in the same package or 2 different packages? thanks so much for the help.

Zach

You include it with your's . But don't go by what happens to others because you dont want to make yourself look weak if you qualify on your own. They look at your last tax return. They look at how many dependants you claimed. You claimed yourself, so thats 1 and if you claimed any dependants, like your wife etc etc. Thats what they go by for deciding your current family size. You did the I864ez? If you have any savings, life insurance, ira, 401k, include a copy of that , give last statement etc. You own your house? if so send a copy of your deed. As long as your income is over the poverty line then your good. Don't worry. I been thru 2 interviews and when they pulled out my i864 all they did was look at line 6d on my 1040 income tax form, then at line 37 on 1040 and said "your ok". you can have a completed additional i864 with you if your really worried. Have your co-sponsor fill it up and notarize it and have it with you at interview and if for some reason you get denied for financial reasons then pull it out and submit it right there. You dont want to bring in a co-sponsor unless you absolutly have to.

[zachm611 3]

You include it with your's . But don't go by what happens to others because you dont want to make yourself look weak if you qualify on your own. They look at your last tax return. They look at how many dependants you claimed. You claimed yourself, so thats 1 and if you claimed any dependants, like your wife etc etc. Thats what they go by for deciding your current family size. You did the I864ez? If you have any savings, life insurance, ira, 401k, include a copy of that , give last statement etc. You own your house? if so send a copy of your deed. As long as your income is over the poverty line then your good. Don't worry. I been thru 2 interviews and when they pulled out my i864 all they did was look at line 6d on my 1040 income tax form, then at line 37 on 1040 and said "your ok". you can have a completed additional i864 with you if your really worried. Have your co-sponsor fill it up and notarize it and have it with you at interview and if for some reason you get denied for financial reasons then pull it out and submit it right there. You dont want to bring in a co-sponsor unless you absolutly have to.

Thanks BabaLu!