anyone denied coz of the imbra form?

[GREEN/TRAN 0]

If you answered the IMBRA questions and you already sent in the information, there's no reason for concern. If it was necessary, you already sent it. If it wasn't, it won't hurt you.

Name checks are extra security checks that sometimes happen randomly. There's no proof you'll go through this - try not to worry since it is out of your hands.

BUT WHAT NAMES?

[Mew 0]

I GOT A 200 DOLLAR FINE BUT IT WAS 14 YEARS AGO BUT WHAT ARE NAME CHECKS??????? WHAT NAMES????

The petitioner's and the applicant's.

Security checks:

at USCIS: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffair...hecks_42506.pdf and more info here: http://www.usaimmigrationattorney.com/Secu...tiveReview.html

Edited September 11, 2006 by Mew

[gugu24 0]

Ok names checks are they pass your name or close combination of your name through the database of the crimnal records, terrorists and other law and order records. Just to make sure that you are not involved in any of the crimes. the name check is done at pre-approval, NVC, at interview level. But since you have already put your old record on the form so it wont be any problem for you>>I hope.

[Caladan 19]

Might want to check out that caps lock key. Seems to be sticking.

There's a whole forum on IMBRA-related information here that might help answer some of your questions. It's also spelled out in the opening pages of the instructions for the I-129F.

[no name 1]

Might want to check out that caps lock key. Seems to be sticking.

There's a whole forum on IMBRA-related information here that might help answer some of your questions. It's also spelled out in the opening pages of the instructions for the I-129F.

I think the OP has issues besides caps lock. Not being able to read instructions or knowing what a name check is as well.

Edited September 11, 2006 by devilette

[Mew 0]

Ok names checks are they pass your name or close combination of your name through the database of the crimnal records, terrorists and other law and order records. Just to make sure that you are not involved in any of the crimes. the name check is done at pre-approval, NVC, at interview level. But since you have already put your old record on the form so it wont be any problem for you>>I hope.

Gugu, they do also run security checks at USCIS (as well as at NVC).

[Ladylethal 12]

Actually, I think the NVC doesn't actually run a name check. Don't they just sometimes wait for some clearance from the FBI name check that takes place at the USCIS part of the process?

[GREEN/TRAN 0]

Might want to check out that caps lock key. Seems to be sticking.

There's a whole forum on IMBRA-related information here that might help answer some of your questions. It's also spelled out in the opening pages of the instructions for the I-129F.

I think the OP has issues besides caps lock. Not being able to read instructions or knowing what a name check is as well.

maybe you didnt have any question,but i was wonder when you see someone fall down do you help them up or point and laugh coz it seem i kind of have a idea about the kind of person you are to

[Mew 0]

Actually, I think the NVC doesn't actually run a name check. Don't they just sometimes wait for some clearance from the FBI name check that takes place at the USCIS part of the process?

They run security checks:

At National Visa Center (State Department) stage, a separate independent NCIC database check is done by in-house FBI staff in connection with information supplied in the DS-230. Based on results, NVC has the option to request full fingerprints to be taken at post. NVC checks can usually be completed in 24 hours. In some limited cases involving high-risk visa applicants meeting certain specific criteria, NVC also does Security Advisory Opinions (SOAs) before sending the file to Consular Post.

- http://www.usaimmigrationattorney.com/Secu...tiveReview.html

[GREEN/TRAN 0]

Might want to check out that caps lock key. Seems to be sticking.

There's a whole forum on IMBRA-related information here that might help answer some of your questions. It's also spelled out in the opening pages of the instructions for the I-129F.

I think the OP has issues besides caps lock. Not being able to read instructions or knowing what a name check is as well.

maybe you didnt have any question,but i was wonder when you see someone fall down do you help them up or point and laugh coz it seem i kind of have a idea about the kind of person you are to

here in my state a background is what it is called and since i sent them a cerified kbi back ground i thought a name cfheck was sorry smartiei guess yiou just knew from birth please dont respond to any of my post please devil whatever