August 2011 F2A filers

[Athena June 37]

http://www.aila.org/content/default.aspx?bc=1016|8767|6740|41599

if it's an error I should find out soon, as otherwise i will be getting my NOA2 ...

Have you put in a service request? They should accept it now since you are within the 5-month processing time.

Good luck, I hope you'll get your NOA2 soon!

[sarum 0]

Hello guys we were waiting for NOA2 now uscis send me a letter " you have an interview regarding your petition for alien relative form: i130 " on october 24th at local uscis office. with a form i-72 ( request for evidance ). i don't know whats gona happend.

bcz Last month my other best friend got the same interview letter she submit too much too much evidance to prove her marriage. but uscis denied to her petition until she will not become a US citizen. and she will become a citizen in august 2013.

let me know whats happning up there. is there somone got the interview letter before to get NOA2 approval or denied ?

[zeroka 7]

that's a request for evidence before the NOA2 is approved. mostly done when you are faking the marriage or accepting financial payment for getting someone to the US on a green card.

hefty penalty and several years in prison is your lovely surprise, should you turn out to be one of those ...

Otherwise, why to worry?

[guvnor2010 3]

Hello guys we were waiting for NOA2 now uscis send me a letter " you have an interview regarding your petition for alien relative form: i130 " on october 24th at local uscis office. with a form i-72 ( request for evidance ). i don't know whats gona happend.

bcz Last month my other best friend got the same interview letter she submit too much too much evidance to prove her marriage. but uscis denied to her petition until she will not become a US citizen. and she will become a citizen in august 2013.

let me know whats happning up there. is there somone got the interview letter before to get NOA2 approval or denied ?

I am of the opinion that, they just want to make clarification on your petition before making a decision.

Goodluck with your interview.

[sarum 0]

that's a request for evidence before the NOA2 is approved. mostly done when you are faking the marriage or accepting financial payment for getting someone to the US on a green card.

hefty penalty and several years in prison is your lovely surprise, should you turn out to be one of those ...

Otherwise, why to worry?

Hahahha i love my hubby and we have a strong relationship and avidance to approve .let me tell you other thing that may be a reason for interview this is my second marriage. i came in us on marriage visa after 2 years he divroce me. then i got married again after 2 years. now i will become citizen in Nov, 2013.

[zeroka 7]

Hahahha i love my hubby and we have a strong relationship and avidance to approve .let me tell you other thing that may be a reason for interview this is my second marriage. i came in us on marriage visa after 2 years he divroce me. then i got married again after 2 years. now i will become citizen in Nov, 2013.

you see...that is exactly why they ask you in. suspicion of marriage for bringing in green card guys it's a big business so the guys are just prudent...

honest ones have no reason to worry. they will just as you a few simple questions and that's it.

if you are too close to the US citizenship they will just reject you and tell to wait. if the current process would take 1.5 year to complete and the us citizen one 6 months, it just makes sense to not persuade.

[sarum 0]

you see...that is exactly why they ask you in. suspicion of marriage for bringing in green card guys it's a big business so the guys are just prudent...

honest ones have no reason to worry. they will just as you a few simple questions and that's it.

if you are too close to the US citizenship they will just reject you and tell to wait. if the current process would take 1.5 year to complete and the us citizen one 6 months, it just makes sense to not persuade.

i am not worried bcz nobody chalange to our marriage. even i know that too if they approve or denied my husband cann't come here before to april or may,2014. bcz our pd is 8 august 2011. and i will become us citizen in november 2013.

i just share to my experiance with you guys just for your acknowledgement.

[guvnor2010 3]

i am not worried bcz nobody chalange to our marriage. even i know that too if they approve or denied my husband cann't come here before to april or may,2014. bcz our pd is 8 august 2011. and i will become us citizen in november 2013.

i just share to my experiance with you guys just for your acknowledgement.

Hmmmm! I expect our 'August 2011 PD' to be current in 2013; At worst case scenario, assuming it moves '4 weeks' at a time, we should have interview by November/December 2013.

[I-130 2]

Hello guys we were waiting for NOA2 now uscis send me a letter " you have an interview regarding your petition for alien relative form: i130 " on october 24th at local uscis office. with a form i-72 ( request for evidance ). i don't know whats gona happend.

bcz Last month my other best friend got the same interview letter she submit too much too much evidance to prove her marriage. but uscis denied to her petition until she will not become a US citizen. and she will become a citizen in august 2013.

let me know whats happning up there. is there somone got the interview letter before to get NOA2 approval or denied ?

at least u got an answer from them good luck

[I-130 2]

Well I called the CSC yesterday to file a second service request but the guy I talked to he refused to file it he said I have to wait for their respond I feel so sad why my NO2 took 14 months with out any reason

[I-130 2]

WHERE ARE YOU GUYS

[Athena June 37]

WHERE ARE YOU GUYS

Still here reading the forum

I have a question for everyone here: I know we are still far away from being current, but is anyone already thinking of the practical arrangements - quitting your job, terminating your rental agreement, selling property etc. - relating to the move to the US? I realise it would be safest to wait until one has the visa in hand to do all this, but my problem is that I have a three-month notice period both at work and with my landlord, and I just really don't see myself waiting out another three months after the interview. We've waited long enough to be together! Hence I might have to take my chances and resign a few months before I think our priority date could be current. Is anyone else thinking of doing this or am I crazy?

[zeroka 7]

Still here reading the forum

I have a question for everyone here: I know we are still far away from being current, but is anyone already thinking of the practical arrangements - quitting your job, terminating your rental agreement, selling property etc. - relating to the move to the US? I realise it would be safest to wait until one has the visa in hand to do all this, but my problem is that I have a three-month notice period both at work and with my landlord, and I just really don't see myself waiting out another three months after the interview. We've waited long enough to be together! Hence I might have to take my chances and resign a few months before I think our priority date could be current. Is anyone else thinking of doing this or am I crazy?

You're crazy

Just joking On the serious side: wife has 2 months notice and we figured that the PD to be current will be almost 6 weeks away from the actual interview. After the interview it will 7-10 business days to get the visa (some may get it the same day, but it varies).

That adds up to 8 weeks.

On top of that you may want to have some time packing, sorting out paperwork as closing bank accounts...etc, plus buying a flight ticket not for the nex day but maybe a week or 2 away.

So that goes up to 10 weeks or so....

So I would say that as soon as you see that you PD is current the next month you are safe to handle your notice.

HINT: keep 2 weeks vacation unused for the year when you are becoming current. So your notice period will be shortened by the unused vacation, as you will say, you are taking those days during the last 2 weeks of your notice.

[I-130 2]

Still here reading the forum

I have a question for everyone here: I know we are still far away from being current, but is anyone already thinking of the practical arrangements - quitting your job, terminating your rental agreement, selling property etc. - relating to the move to the US? I realise it would be safest to wait until one has the visa in hand to do all this, but my problem is that I have a three-month notice period both at work and with my landlord, and I just really don't see myself waiting out another three months after the interview. We've waited long enough to be together! Hence I might have to take my chances and resign a few months before I think our priority date could be current. Is anyone else thinking of doing this or am I crazy?

I think if got your visa in hand you will get rid of tension,and you'll enjoy your last days with your friends in your home town, wait till your PD is about to becomes current. good luck

Edited October 24, 2012 by I-130

[Athena June 37]

Hello guys we were waiting for NOA2 now uscis send me a letter " you have an interview regarding your petition for alien relative form: i130 " on october 24th at local uscis office. with a form i-72 ( request for evidance ). i don't know whats gona happend.

bcz Last month my other best friend got the same interview letter she submit too much too much evidance to prove her marriage. but uscis denied to her petition until she will not become a US citizen. and she will become a citizen in august 2013.

let me know whats happning up there. is there somone got the interview letter before to get NOA2 approval or denied ?

Hi sarum, how did your interview go?