expired or not expired???

[klpv 0]

Good day to all! I am a spouse of a US citizen, and had been petitioned for IR-130. But I am still here in Philippines. Everything were done already from the medical to the visa interview at the US embassy in Manila but I was given a blue paper after my interview. I'm lacking more papers from my husband. The consul asked for last 2 years of ITR of my husband. But unfortunately my husband wasn't able to send me those needed papers because at that time he was in Iraq working. My visa interview at the embassy was last January 12, 2010. So means it was 2years ago. Now my husband asked me to go to the US embassy in Manila to bring the documents ( ITR )that the consul asked from me. Now my question is: can I still be able to do that? I mean, will they still accept my documents? Can I still be given a visa? Or do we need to go through all the processing from the beginning again? Need your help thanks! God bless!

[Choo.143 3]

Good day to all! I am a spouse of a US citizen, and had been petitioned for IR-130. But I am still here in Philippines. Everything were done already from the medical to the visa interview at the US embassy in Manila but I was given a blue paper after my interview. I'm lacking more papers from my husband. The consul asked for last 2 years of ITR of my husband. But unfortunately my husband wasn't able to send me those needed papers because at that time he was in Iraq working. My visa interview at the embassy was last January 12, 2010. So means it was 2years ago. Now my husband asked me to go to the US embassy in Manila to bring the documents ( ITR )that the consul asked from me. Now my question is: can I still be able to do that? I mean, will they still accept my documents? Can I still be given a visa? Or do we need to go through all the processing from the beginning again? Need your help thanks! God bless!

Yes I believe so, but someone correct me if im wrong since on the bottom of my invoices states

If a period of one year passes without communication to the NVC, all submitted fees and

documents expire and must be resubmitted to resume the immigration process.

so you should be able to just Redo the NVC process and continue from there, but i would call the embassy and find out for sure, maybe they have a similar timeline as well

[NYYankees355 11]

Yes I believe so, but someone correct me if im wrong since on the bottom of my invoices states

If a period of one year passes without communication to the NVC, all submitted fees and

documents expire and must be resubmitted to resume the immigration process.

so you should be able to just Redo the NVC process and continue from there, but i would call the embassy and find out for sure, maybe they have a similar timeline as well

Edited June 12, 2012 by NYYankees355

[klpv 0]

Hello NYYankees355, thank you for the reply. But can you correct me if I'm wrong with my understanding to what you said. Do we only need to redo the process at NVC only??? We don't need to send another forms of petition at USCIS??? Thank you again.