The Kyiv Beat......

[payxibka 10,047]

Same differnce they do for either one mentioned.

Dress warm it will be cold standing outside early in morning there in Kiev at USA embassy, also tell them that you are there to interview for K1, they should take you to front of line and right on inside quickly. Good luck.

got an interview date on Feb 20th

She should probably tell them she is there for an immigrant visa interview as she is not a fiancee

Yes, but I think it important for the applicant knows whether they are a fiance(e) or a spouse and indicate as such... don't you think?

[zqt3344 21]

You all ready to go for your interview? Good luck.

got an interview date on Feb 20th

[natashenika 0]

to tel the truth I'm not ready yet what I have is the letter from our fried who states that we've been in the relationships since 2005 ...

I have to print out the skype call hystory ICQ chats and e-mails (not too many of those) have some pictures, but my hasband couldn't come to visit me while I was in Ukraine and I hope it won't be a problem and also I still wait for the letter from Kiev with a checklist for the interview, very stressfull time now, interview is comming soon my KAPLAN test prep for NCLEX-RN is about to be over in 24 day and there is still a lot to do

but at least I keep myself buisy

and I hope that it will be over soon and i'll be busy looking for plane tickets and packing bags with my stuff and presents

You all ready to go for your interview? Good luck.

got an interview date on Feb 20th

Edited January 22, 2008 by natashenika

[zqt3344 21]

We used letters, emails, pictures, engagement ring invoice, motel/hotel receipts, airline tickets/boarding passes, passport pages showing travel stamps in and out of USA and Ukraine, I wrote a letter of intent to marry still(updated or most current date before mailing to fiance) and had it notarized, anything we could think of that proved I was there in Ukraine several times and same for coming to USA. If you are already married you probably have Ukraine marriage certificate, probably have to show it translated and notarized to them but that would work. Friends letters or statements, bank records, money transfers records, whatever you can think of to establish a relationship.

What is NCLEX-RN? is that for RN nursing? my spouse has already taken her USMLE step 1 back in Nov, 2007, so I can imagine how stressed and busy you are studying all the time and then trying to run around and gather up everything for you interview. I think you will do fine and be great at it, they were nice and polite at the US embassy in Kiev. If you can speak English well, I would recommend you take the interview in English, those interviewers seem to be more relaxed and at ease than the interviewers that speak Russian/Kiev based on what I was told from my spouse, we did ours in English, it was very simple and easy and only like 10-15 minutes or less and only like 2 questions.

Well good luck.

to tel the truth I'm not ready yet what I have is the letter from our fried who states that we've been in the relationships since 2005 ...

I have to print out the skype call hystory ICQ chats and e-mails (not too many of those) have some pictures, but my hasband couldn't come to visit me while I was in Ukraine and I hope it won't be a problem and also I still wait for the letter from Kiev with a checklist for the interview, very stressfull time now, interview is comming soon my KAPLAN test prep for NCLEX-RN is about to be over in 24 day and there is still a lot to do

but at least I keep myself buisy

and I hope that it will be over soon and i'll be busy looking for plane tickets and packing bags with my stuff and presents

You all ready to go for your interview? Good luck.

got an interview date on Feb 20th

[natashenika 0]

married in NYC city hall I lived there for over 4 years I do speak English yes I do have western union slips that Igor sent money to me we have a join account at bank in the USA but not too much money in there

so I'll wait for the interview letter from te embassy and will doublecheck everythng with you dear VJs

thanks for care and support

PS yes NCLEX is for RN I plan to take this exam as soon as I get back to the States

Edited January 22, 2008 by natashenika

[natashenika 0]

hello friends,

one more question will i need my X-ray at the interview in Kiev embassy???

thanks

[payxibka 10,047]

hello friends,

one more question will i need my X-ray at the interview in Kiev embassy???

thanks

[natashenika 0]

hello friends,

one more question will i need my X-ray at the interview in Kiev embassy???

thanks

Are you SHURE?????

good I can't imagne myself being back in Kiev with that HUGE THING

I believe they have the X-ray results written in the envelope they gave me after the med exam was completed

Edited January 23, 2008 by natashenika

[zqt3344 21]

NO, everything should be in that medical exam you took, in unopened envelope.

hello friends,

one more question will i need my X-ray at the interview in Kiev embassy???

thanks

Are you SHURE?????

good I can't imagne myself being back in Kiev with that HUGE THING

I believe they have the X-ray results written in the envelope they gave me after the med exam was completed

[Kharkov_Natalie 0]

Can anyone recommend a company that rents apartments in Kyiv? We only want to rent for one night and we would like to pay $50 or less for a studio or 2 room apartment.

Thanks,

Natalie

[natashenika 0]

Can anyone recommend a company that rents apartments in Kyiv? We only want to rent for one night and we would like to pay $50 or less for a studio or 2 room apartment.

Thanks,

Natalie

http://www.flatlux.kiev.ua/

http://www.ukr-service.com/

I have a friend of mine who stays in Kiev very often and he gave me this links

[John and Luda 0]

Can anyone recommend a company that rents apartments in Kyiv? We only want to rent for one night and we would like to pay $50 or less for a studio or 2 room apartment.

Thanks,

Natalie

Hi Natalie - I'm just curious as to why you have Russia and the Russian flag symbol associated with your biographical information if you are from Ukaine. No offense intended, just curious.

[Kharkov_Natalie 0]

Hi Natalie - I'm just curious as to why you have Russia and the Russian flag symbol associated with your biographical information if you are from Ukaine. No offense intended, just curious.

I am an American missionary who has been living in Ukraine for 4 years. My husband's family is originally from Ukraine, but he was born in Russia. He was considered Ukrainian until the fall of the Soviet Union, when he became officially Russian. He has now lived in Ukraine for the past 8 years.

So, although we are going through the DCF process in Ukraine, he is officially Russian.

Thanks, Natashenka for the links. I'll check those out.

Edited January 27, 2008 by Kharkov_Natalie

[zqt3344 21]

That is interesting, I have met many missionaries while traveling in and out of Ukraine, I had no idea there were so many of you there! Every time I fly in I meet a minister and his people or a lady and her people over in Ukraine trying to spread religion, they have a lot of amazing stories to tell, I always admire them and enjoy talking to them. Even met some from England once, really amazing stuff, good luck in your future work.

Hi Natalie - I'm just curious as to why you have Russia and the Russian flag symbol associated with your biographical information if you are from Ukaine. No offense intended, just curious.

I am an American missionary who has been living in Ukraine for 4 years. My husband's family is originally from Ukraine, but he was born in Russia. He was considered Ukrainian until the fall of the Soviet Union, when he became officially Russian. He has now lived in Ukraine for the past 8 years.

So, although we are going through the DCF process in Ukraine, he is officially Russian.

Thanks, Natashenka for the links. I'll check those out.

[USSR 1]

Respectfully, IMHO we need to bring Orthodoxy to America, rather than proselytize Ukraine.

Don