Interview 5/9/14 - Blue slip

[gioloc 0]

Hi everyone,

My fiancé had and interview on May 9 2014 got blue slip

Here are the additional information they requested

Petitioner & Beneficiary: In an original signed, sworn, notarized statement, please list your current residential address and telephone # (include all residences for the past ten years, beginning and end date of the time period at each residence, and full name, DOB of each person residing with you at each address, along with description of your relationship with the person (cousin, spouse).

My question are:

- Can I go to the bank here in the US so the bank officer can notary?

- And where can my fiancé get notarized his statement?

If anyone has come across this situation, would you please share you format (sample statements)? That would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much!!!

[Anonymous885 44]

They asked me the same thing. I put the statement for SWORN likes this " I, FULL NAME, hereby undertake the above contents of this document are true and correct. I shall take the full legal responsibility under the law for any fraudulent information" on the bottom of your document.

You can notarize at your bank or UPS store. Your fiance can notarize at Department of Justice in her city.

The format is your choice and you must provide enough information as they required like name,dob, relationship, etc.

[gioloc 0]

They asked me the same thing. I put the statement for SWORN likes this " I, FULL NAME, hereby undertake the above contents of this document are true and correct. I shall take the full legal responsibility under the law for any fraudulent information" on the bottom of your document.

You can notarize at your bank or UPS store. Your fiance can notarize at Department of Justice in her city.

The format is your choice and you must provide enough information as they required like name,dob, relationship, etc.

Thank you so much for your quick response.

So my fiancé need to write the statement in Vietnamese and take to the Department of Justice for translation and notary?

Thank you!

[Anonymous885 44]

Thank you so much for your quick response.

So my fiancé need to write the statement in Vietnamese and take to the Department of Justice for translation and notary?

Thank you!

Yes, your fiance needs to write in Vietnamese and the person who works at Department pf Justice will translate to English and notarize.

Look at my timeline to see what they might ask you next time if they give you second blue slip. I hope they will approve it when your fiance submits it.

I was using DHL to send the document to Vietnam because they are fast (2 -3 business days to HCMC for 50 dollar). Please dont use USPS Express mail, this is sucked service.

[gioloc 0]

Yes, your fiance needs to write in Vietnamese and the person who works at Department pf Justice will translate to English and notarize.

Look at my timeline to see what they might ask you next time if they give you second blue slip. I hope they will approve it when your fiance submits it.

I was using DHL to send the document to Vietnam because they are fast (2 -3 business days to HCMC for 50 dollar). Please dont use USPS Express mail, this is sucked service.

Thank you so so much for your help!

The statement in Vietnamese. Do we need to state "Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Nghia Viet Nam"

I just read through your timeline and I saw they requested you and your fiancé filled the Family relationship form.

What is that about? Is there any where we can download that form?

Again, thank you so much for remind me. I need to get my timeline relationship get notarized since I already summited the timeline without notary.

Sorry for asking too much!

Much appreciated!

[Anonymous885 44]

You dont need to include "Cong Hoa..", I was putting " case number, petitioner and benificiary name and dob on the left top corner. I wrote " LIST OF ADDRESSES " in the middle of paper.

That relationship forms are given by Consulate and I do make my own form for that too. I made it the same as their format since they gave it to my fiancee. I dont want to wait for her to send it to US and then fill in, and send it back to Việt Nam!.

For the timeline, make sure you put the sworn statement and notarize.

Edited May 10, 2014 by Anonymous885

[gioloc 0]

You dont need to include "Cong Hoa..", I was putting " case number, petitioner and benificiary name and dob on the left top corner. I wrote " LIST OF ADDRESSES " in the middle of paper.

That relationship forms are given by Consulate and I do make my own form for that too. I made it the same as their format since they gave it to my fiancee. I dont want to wait for her to send it to US and then fill in, and send it back to Việt Nam!.

For the timeline, make sure you put the sworn statement and notarize.

If you don't mind. Would you please send me the Family Relationship, and 10 years residences forms that you make by your own (you can delete all your infomation) just send me the blank forms only, please!.

my email: tinh.tran1@yahoo.com

Because my fiancé have not gotten the Family Relationship form, but I want to make sure that I have everything to summit once, so I don't wait my time to go back and forth.

We are so sad, worried, and frustrated.

Thank you so much for your help!

[Anonymous885 44]

I will clear the info and send it to you tomorrow. I am currently in France so the time zone is weird here (12:30 am now).

Edited May 10, 2014 by Anonymous885

[gioloc 0]

I will clear the info and send it to you tomorrow. I am currently in France so the time zone is weird here (12:30 am now).

Wow....

Ok. Thank you so much for your big help!

Have a good time! ))

[Anonymous885 44]

Can I send it to you tomorrow? I was using Latex to create document without using Microsoft. It will be difficult for you to use Latex if you were not familiar with it.

[gioloc 0]

Can I send it to you tomorrow? I was using Latex to create document without using Microsoft. It will be difficult for you to use Latex if you were not familiar with it.

Ok. That's fine! Thank you so much!

[viettek 0]

Did anybody else have to provide the notarized forms of Family Relationship, and 10 years residences like OP did?

I've just received my NOA2 for I-129F petition and in the process of gathering the required documents to send to my fiance and this thread is the first time I've heard about these notarized forms.

[luckytxn 2,264]

That was in response to what is called a "blue slip". The visa was being delayed until that info was provided. At this stage of your process you don't eed a 10 year proof of residence.

Did anybody else have to provide the notarized forms of Family Relationship, and 10 years residences like OP did?

I've just received my NOA2 for I-129F petition and in the process of gathering the required documents to send to my fiance and this thread is the first time I've heard about these notarized forms.

[viettek 0]

That was in response to what is called a "blue slip". The visa was being delayed until that info was provided. At this stage of your process you don't eed a 10 year proof of residence.

But why was OP's fiance given a blue slip for missing those forms? I thought G-325a forms submitted with the petition would already provide the information of residences in last 5 years.

[Anonymous885 44]

That was also weird to me when they asked my wife to submit that resident form. G-325A does ask for 5 years and I did fill it out.

You dont need the residence form for 10 years unless they ask. I guess they have nothing to do and randomly asking for.