Interview and........Approved

[Sirdaniel42 86]

so you was approved! do you have your visa on hand?

As you can read in my post, they told me that I will get it in the mail next week

[Steph1988 11]

Congrates! We just got our noa2 a little less then a week ago and i cant wait till my husband goes for his interview and comes out with an approved visa

[Chynna/gapamix 11]

On July21^st I had my Medical (€ 145,-), the appointed Doctor did a quick check, gave me one vaccination (DTKP € 35,-) and took some blood. Next stop that day was the X-ray (€ 50,-) and that only took 10 minutes.

On July28^th I had my Interview on the American Consulate in Amsterdam, got to the Consulate at 13:15 pm and there was already a line. At exactly 13:30 pm security opened the gate and asked the people with an appointment to step forward and come in, and then he asked who did not have electronic equipment with them and because I left my cell phone home I could immediately step to the front of the line and was directed to window 5. The very nice young lady asked for all the forms, their copies and proof of payment (€ 263,-) took my finger prints and signed of the documents, it took no longer than 10 minutes.

After about a 20 minute wait I was called to window 6 where the CO took my oath and asked where I and my fiance met, I answered that we met in Australia on a holiday. He let me sign the form and then told me that we were approved and that my passport and papers would be send to my home adress next week, after no more than 40 minutes I left the Consulate.

Simple and to the point... Congratulations on your approval.

[Pilar 1]

Congratulations!!! We are very happy for you...

May God Bless you.

[Channah&Aaron 51]

; CONGRATS!!

I have my interview this tuesday at Amsterdam Consulate also at 1:30!!!

[ghienhie18 0]

congratulations!!!

[ghienhie18 0]

congratulations!!!

[Sirdaniel42 86]

; CONGRATS!!

I have my interview this tuesday at Amsterdam Consulate also at 1:30!!!

Hello Channah

LOTS of LUCK coming Tuesday, come well prepared and you will be just fine

I was done within 40 minutes and as a reward I visited the van Gogh Museum.....Awesome!!!!!

Edited July 30, 2011 by Sirdaniel42

[uphill 0]

Congrats.

[gland 5]

On July21^st I had my Medical (€ 145,-), the appointed Doctor did a quick check, gave me one vaccination (DTKP € 35,-) and took some blood. Next stop that day was the X-ray (€ 50,-) and that only took 10 minutes.

On July28^th I had my Interview on the American Consulate in Amsterdam, got to the Consulate at 13:15 pm and there was already a line. At exactly 13:30 pm security opened the gate and asked the people with an appointment to step forward and come in, and then he asked who did not have electronic equipment with them and because I left my cell phone home I could immediately step to the front of the line and was directed to window 5. The very nice young lady asked for all the forms, their copies and proof of payment (€ 263,-) took my finger prints and signed of the documents, it took no longer than 10 minutes.

Congratulations

After about a 20 minute wait I was called to window 6 where the CO took my oath and asked where I and my fiance met, I answered that we met in Australia on a holiday. He let me sign the form and then told me that we were approved and that my passport and papers would be send to my home adress next week, after no more than 40 minutes I left the Consulate.

[keimee2010 2]

On July21^st I had my Medical (€ 145,-), the appointed Doctor did a quick check, gave me one vaccination (DTKP € 35,-) and took some blood. Next stop that day was the X-ray (€ 50,-) and that only took 10 minutes.

On July28^th I had my Interview on the American Consulate in Amsterdam, got to the Consulate at 13:15 pm and there was already a line. At exactly 13:30 pm security opened the gate and asked the people with an appointment to step forward and come in, and then he asked who did not have electronic equipment with them and because I left my cell phone home I could immediately step to the front of the line and was directed to window 5. The very nice young lady asked for all the forms, their copies and proof of payment (€ 263,-) took my finger prints and signed of the documents, it took no longer than 10 minutes.

After about a 20 minute wait I was called to window 6 where the CO took my oath and asked where I and my fiance met, I answered that we met in Australia on a holiday. He let me sign the form and then told me that we were approved and that my passport and papers would be send to my home adress next week, after no more than 40 minutes I left the Consulate.

Congratulations! :dance:

[Jacque and Gerry 5]

congrats!!!

[HippoW 0]

COngratulations! I'm very happy for you. When will you fly off to the US? Enjoy a happy life together!

Channah&Aaron, good luck tuesday! I'll have my fingers crossed for you, everything will be allright, don't worry.

I'm waiting for my package 3 and hope will have my interview soon. Question did you have your 134from notarized?

[tru_loves_journey 117]

[Sirdaniel42 86]

COngratulations! I'm very happy for you. When will you fly off to the US? Enjoy a happy life together!

I'm waiting for my package 3 and hope will have my interview soon. Question did you have your 134from notarized?

I stil need to quit my job and tie up loose ends but I will fly to the US on November 5th and our wedding date is set for November 12th

You do not have to notarize form I-134, bring lots of evidence(see the guides above)

GOOD LUCK to YOU ALL