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Guys, need your advise.

We had our interview earlier today (F2A), the consul only asked for my name and my wife's name, and said everything is in order and I should wait for my number to be called in the next window. He did not say the visa was approved or denied.

My number was then immediately called in the next and last window (releasing), he confirmed our names and asked if we already had the biometrics or fingerprint scanning, he then said everything is okay and I should just wait for the passport/visa to be mailed.

We then dropped the courier slip (2GO) at counter 69.

We went home and now I am worried and not sure if the visa was approved or not.

PLEASE HELP!

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Topic has been moved from Tourist Visa forum to 'Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America' forum as the OP is immigrating on an F2a visa and not visiting the US on a visitors visa.

(Congratulations, btw :yes: . You should receive your passports back with the visas in them soon).

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We only had our interview early this morning. I checked the link you provided, it says 'ready' for interview. Still very worried.

They have not yet updated. Try tomorrow.

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Guys, need your advise.

We had our interview earlier today (F2A), the consul only asked for my name and my wife's name, and said everything is in order and I should wait for my number to be called in the next window. He did not say the visa was approved or denied.

My number was then immediately called in the next and last window (releasing), he confirmed our names and asked if we already had the biometrics or fingerprint scanning, he then said everything is okay and I should just wait for the passport/visa to be mailed.

We then dropped the courier slip (2GO) at counter 69.

We went home and now I am worried and not sure if the visa was approved or not.

PLEASE HELP!

didnt ask u for anything else like income tax returns?
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didnt ask u for anything else like income tax returns?

We already provided those to the NVC. The Filipina interviewer (pre-screening) asked for the latest copy (2012) which I gave her.

I was the very first to be interviewed, the American consul asked for my name, asked me to raise my hand and swear, asked who my petitioner is and how I am related to her. That was it. He was looking at his computer monitor, checked and signed some forms and then said 'okay, everything is in order...' and 'wait for your number to be called again in the next window, thank you', I don't remember any other words in between, I may be of shock at that moment.

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Duplicate threads have been merged together and the duplicate post removed.

“...Isn't it splendid to think of all the things there are to find out about? It just makes me feel glad to be alive--it's such an interesting world. It wouldn't be half so interesting if we knew all about everything, would it? There'd be no scope for imagination then, would there?”

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We already provided those to the NVC. The Filipina interviewer (pre-screening) asked for the latest copy (2012) which I gave her.

I was the very first to be interviewed, the American consul asked for my name, asked me to raise my hand and swear, asked who my petitioner is and how I am related to her. That was it. He was looking at his computer monitor, checked and signed some forms and then said 'okay, everything is in order...' and 'wait for your number to be called again in the next window, thank you', I don't remember any other words in between, I may be of shock at that moment.

wow that was quick. The income tax doesnt have to be original right?did u still have to provide them with a new I184 form?
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wow that was quick. The income tax doesnt have to be original right?did u still have to provide them with a new I184 form?

Not sure about the ITR, but we gave them the actual copies from IRS, and no we did not provide any new forms, they did not ask.

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