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UPDATE: Passport/birthyear incorrect

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Just in case anyone may have been following Marcel's situation with the incorrect year of birth on his passport (should be 1980 not 1983) etc... I spoke with a woman in the Consulate's Office at the Us Embassy in Cyprus two days ago and she stated that they don't go by what is on the passport, but rather the Birth Certificate. The Birth Certificate is a more substantial form of ID she said. Also, the affidavit from the courts if Nigeria was good to have too. So it is all good and we will be sending in the first documents Monday to hopefully start the ball rolling with his interview date. :dance:

Met on Facebook: 2009-04

Met in Cyprus and stayed for a month: 2010-04

Started the K1 visa journey: 2010-06

Enagaged: 2010-08-20

Leaving to bring him home: 2010-11-13

Service Center: Vermont Service Center

Consulate: Cyprus

I-129F Sent: 2010-06-12

I-129F NOA1: 2010-06-19

I-129F RFE(s: 2010-07-13

RFE Reply(s): 2010-08-10

I-129F NOA2: 2010-09-03

NVC Received: 2010-09-07

NVC Left : 2010-09-17

Interview Date: 2010-11-19 9am

Your I-129f was approved in 76 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 153 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

‎"Time is nothing. The desire to love you is everything."

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Just in case anyone may have been following Marcel's situation with the incorrect year of birth on his passport (should be 1980 not 1983) etc... I spoke with a woman in the Consulate's Office at the Us Embassy in Cyprus two days ago and she stated that they don't go by what is on the passport, but rather the Birth Certificate. The Birth Certificate is a more substantial form of ID she said. Also, the affidavit from the courts if Nigeria was good to have too. So it is all good and we will be sending in the first documents Monday to hopefully start the ball rolling with his interview date. :dance:

That's great news!! Love the updates!! There is so little information regarding Cyprus that the few of us on here are watching and waiting..and hoping for the best for you and Marcel!!

AOS Journey:
07/11/11 Express mailed AOS, EAD, & AP
07/14/11 Check is cashed!
07/14/11 3 text msgs with case numbers
07/15/11 NOA1
09/12/11 Biometrics Appt.
09/19/11 EAD & AP combo card arrived today!!!
10/27/11 AOS Interview in Portland, text from USCIS that card is in production!!
11/04/11 GREEN CARD IN HAND!!

ROC Journey

07/27/13 (90 days prior to Green Card expiration)

07/30/13 Mailed ROC package today!

08/01/13 NOA 1

08/02/13 Check cashed

08/28/13 Biometrics appointment

10/02/13 Card in Production!

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That's great news!! Love the updates!! There is so little information regarding Cyprus that the few of us on here are watching and waiting..and hoping for the best for you and Marcel!!

Oh, you're so welcome with the updates. I'm happy to give anyone hope. In my heart I know Marcel will be home soon. I won't settle for anything less. :)

Met on Facebook: 2009-04

Met in Cyprus and stayed for a month: 2010-04

Started the K1 visa journey: 2010-06

Enagaged: 2010-08-20

Leaving to bring him home: 2010-11-13

Service Center: Vermont Service Center

Consulate: Cyprus

I-129F Sent: 2010-06-12

I-129F NOA1: 2010-06-19

I-129F RFE(s: 2010-07-13

RFE Reply(s): 2010-08-10

I-129F NOA2: 2010-09-03

NVC Received: 2010-09-07

NVC Left : 2010-09-17

Interview Date: 2010-11-19 9am

Your I-129f was approved in 76 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 153 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

‎"Time is nothing. The desire to love you is everything."

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