What paperwork does embassy get from NVC

[davidjack 0]

As I posted before . One of the pieces of evidence i sent to my lawyer was a letter in which I addressed my fiance as "wife" I know it was stupid now. Of course they sent it as part of the evidence packet to USCIS.

The person who handles the paperwork for the so called lawyer and sends these things out told me that she believes that often only the basic paperwork( Forms. dated passport pics , photos together) actually get forwarded to the embassy. That sure sounds comforting if true. Does anyone have any knowledge as to how true this may be.

I also wonder how much time the embassy staff has to examine eah application. One would think they dont really have time to read all the letters. Unfortunately mine starts with " Mrs My last name" and ends with 'your husband".

We did make a commitment and I definately view these things in what i want to call a "promise future tense?"

Anyways i plan on preparing an affidavit stating we are not married and explaining my use of the "banned " terms if and only if it is brought up.

Anyways any input on the paperwork forwarded to the embassy or the time the embassy staff has to review it. Did anyone already interviewed fet to see what paperwork they have ?

Nervous all of a sudden

Dave

[payxibka 10,045]

As I posted before . One of the pieces of evidence i sent to my lawyer was a letter in which I addressed my fiance as "wife" I know it was stupid now. Of course they sent it as part of the evidence packet to USCIS.

The person who handles the paperwork for the so called lawyer and sends these things out told me that she believes that often only the basic paperwork( Forms. dated passport pics , photos together) actually get forwarded to the embassy. That sure sounds comforting if true. Does anyone have any knowledge as to how true this may be.

I also wonder how much time the embassy staff has to examine eah application. One would think they dont really have time to read all the letters. Unfortunately mine starts with " Mrs My last name" and ends with 'your husband".

We did make a commitment and I definately view these things in what i want to call a "promise future tense?"

Anyways i plan on preparing an affidavit stating we are not married and explaining my use of the "banned " terms if and only if it is brought up.

Anyways any input on the paperwork forwarded to the embassy or the time the embassy staff has to review it. Did anyone already interviewed fet to see what paperwork they have ?

Nervous all of a sudden

Dave

I could be wrong but I think they get the entire file

[CutienPurg 0]

So in a personal letter to your fiance, you addressed her as " Mrs so in so". I can't imagine in my willllllllllldest imagination how that could make a bit of difference. It's not like you were declaring under oath with risk of prosecution that she was your legal spouse. Let's say you were living in a country that recognized common law unions as legal, you would, without question refer to your partner as "wife" and that term would be acceptable within the law. The US gov't however does not recognize such unions as legal for immigration purposes but they sure wouldn't find you inelligible for a visa.So, unless I TOTALLY misunderstood what you wrote, I wouldn't if I were you , give that letter another thought.

If I'm off base with my understanding of your situation then just disregard my post and in the famous words of Roseanne Rosanna Danna..."nevermind"

All the best to you....