F1 case complete and waiting for visa # availability

[f1junkie 54]

Lol! I'll be here just like Grace f1junkie....It is a very good feeling to see our F1 members get current and get their visa's, so I will be sticking around too

You have to stay with us Westlink you made this thread .

I saw GraceA's comment and I couldn't help myself

[f1junkie 54]

F1Junkie:) netime.. SOrry.. of course you are in no way linked toa chopped liver in my books.... I am particularly interested in West because both of us got stuck in retrogression.... But I am very much interested in seeing you and all the members of this forum off to the US... I am not planning to leave it anytime soon ... I am still keeping my hopes up that they will move 4 weeks instead of 3... only a couple weeks to go before they post the VB...

Lol.....I must admit that I had a good laugh. I know that you will be here supporting us and we you.

Edited May 16, 2013 by f1junkie

[f1junkie 54]

Also what is more painful is that my daughter has aged out and I didn't want to leave her behind, CSPA does not cover her anymore, her CSPA age is now 22yrs and a few months. She just got back her visa for Canada, so hopefully soon she can apply for her US one, so that is good!

The fact that your daughter is not able to go with you suck!! I hope that the immigration reform bill is passed and that it addresses this issue.

[Grace A 12]

Thank u

[Westlink 34]

loroko01, can you clear up this priority date problem....Members are convinced you had the receipt & PD mixed up....Do you have any proof otherwise that can verify your priority date and interview letter from NVC or your embassy? You have to understand that nothing like this has ever happened, so it is really shocking for everyone including myself, plus we haven't heard of anyone else getting IL's...Let us know please!

Loroko01 where are you?

[Mariram 2]

Good Morning guys

[Mariram 2]

good morning, the forum is abandoned for days and nobody comes by here

[Westlink 34]

Good Morning Mariram! It's like this after visa bulletin, afterwards everyone goes on with there lives as usual.

[f1junkie 54]

Good morning Mariram this happens sometimes because there are no new FB-1 related information to post on.

We are still here and we check up on the forum from time to time. But the you will notice a lot of activity around the time when we are expecting the visa bulletin.

[Mariram 2]

Good morning Mariram this happens sometimes because there are no new FB-1 related information to post on.

We are still here and we check up on the forum from time to time. But the you will notice a lot of activity around the time when we are expecting the visa bulletin.

Ok. let's hope that the next newsletter then forward quite

[szoeie 3]

Hi,

I have question, I do hope someone can help. My mom applied for both my brother and I, my brother however resides in England on a resident visa. USCIS has asked my mom for my brother to provide evidence that he is in England legally. Will it be an issue that he is there on a resident visa?

[f1junkie 54]

Hi,

I have question, I do hope someone can help. My mom applied for both my brother and I, my brother however resides in England on a resident visa. USCIS has asked my mom for my brother to provide evidence that he is in England legally. Will it be an issue that he is there on a resident visa?

Good night szoeie I am not a pro on British Immigration but I did some research to understand what this UK resident visa is at this site: http://www.*removed due to spam*.com/uk_immigration/long_term_residency_visa.html

Having a resident visa would mean that he is living in England legally and should not have any issues.

I would love to hear from members who are in a similar situation.

[szoeie 3]

Thanks f1junkie. He has been living there for almost 5 years. My mom said she called USCIS for an update and they requested official documentation that he is legal. Her concern is whether it would be an issue if he is on a resident visa. The lawyer told her that someone applying for a US green card should not have any other applications for residency in another country.

Would really like to know if anyone else is in a similar position.

[loroko01 0]

Congratulations Essy_A!!

Could you please provide details of the interview in San Salvador. What questions were you asked? And what documents did you have to bring along?

Congratulations!

I have interview on June, can you please tell me if you had to have your documents translate in English did you have to authenticate birth certificate or any other document I believe they ask for PNC solvencia and antecedentes penales, are there any other fees to pay after the interview...I am a little nervous about my interview!!!Thank you.

[Hura 4]

Congratulations!

I have interview on June, can you please tell me if you had to have your documents translate in English did you have to authenticate birth certificate or any other document I believe they ask for PNC solvencia and antecedentes penales, are there any other fees to pay after the interview...I am a little nervous about my interview!!!Thank you.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3741.html

Note: All documents not written in English or in the official language of the country in which the interview takes place MUST be accompanied by a translation in English. Translations must be certified by a competent translator and notarized. Translations submitted to the NVC will be included in the applicant’s case file.