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The Girl Denied for Bad Grammar

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St&Sv   33

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Well I seem to have misplaced the topic where we were all talking about this story, but I thought I'd let everyone know that in the end she was approved. It seems they had their parents help support their relationship, and turned the case around for them. Just goes to show that a denial at first still has another chance to be turned into an approval.

“Even the smallest act of caring for another person is like a drop of water -it will make ripples throughout the entire pond...”

― Jessy and Bryan Matteo

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St&Sv   33

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I was a tad bit curious about the whole situation as well, but good for them that it worked out. As I told my Fiancée a denial isn't always official until we've used up all our resources.

“Even the smallest act of caring for another person is like a drop of water -it will make ripples throughout the entire pond...”

― Jessy and Bryan Matteo

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just out of curiousty, where are all these Russian forums that you guys mention your fiance's or wifes are checking that give them tips about the visa?

I am thinking of giving her some so she can read them and get informed, or is this perhaps counter productive? She already has a look around here but I think she'd rather read in Russian :P

Always double check your documents and forms. Not only do you get delayed by RFEs and Checklists, but the time it takes for them to review the new items you send could be used to approve more applications. Save yourself and others valuable time!

Current Status: NVC:
-Assigned and Received NVC Case Number, IIN, and BIN April 18, 2014. (100% sure case # was assigned today because I called twice and it wasn't assigned in the morning when they opened but in the afternoon it was)
*Could not provide email then as case was still being updated in their system
-On April 21, 2014 I was able to provide my email and beneficiary's.
-On April 28 I was able to fill out DS-261
-On April 29 I received and paid AOS Fee (at 1pm)
-On May 1 I received and paid IV Fee (at 1pm [became available]), also AOS Fee shows as PAID
-On May 5 IV Fee shows as PAID and DS-260 became available and was completed. Also, AOS Package Scanned by NVC

-On May 7 IV Package Scanned by NVC

-On May 28 AOS Accepted

-On June 2 IV Accepted/Case Complete

-On June 11 Interview Email Received

-On July 3 Interview at Moscow

Note: Medical Exam scheduled after interview letter received by calling the specific clinic, earliest appointment was 2 weeks ahead)

-Visa approved, came to us, got greencard, sadly things didnt go well and divorced. Last I hears she was still in the US and got a full greencard (I notified USCIS of divorce though)

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Hollyday   122

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just out of curiousty, where are all these Russian forums that you guys mention your fiance's or wifes are checking that give them tips about the visa?

I am thinking of giving her some so she can read them and get informed, or is this perhaps counter productive? She already has a look around here but I think she'd rather read in Russian tongue.png

Well, the one in question is zaokeanom, but i think VJ is more reliable.

I'm the beneficiary.

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