SHE PASSED!

[Casey&Titi 14]

Thanks everyone. As all of you know all too well it was a long time coming.

Alex you know we will have to meet up for sure. Either Vegas orSan Francisco will work.

Osman09 I don't think they normally allow fiances to participate in the interview, but I didn't really give them an option. When they finally called our number, I walked our paperwork up to the window myself. After he asked her a few questions he asked me to have a seat.

Obrakeo: I made a mistake on our date. Luckily I double checked and realized it was int the 8th.

Tighfield: We are going to definitely enjoy ourselves. We are flying to Phu Quoc on the 14th, then to Rach Gia to visit her friends and family while wait for her visa to arrive.

Luukee: Normally I don't mind the traffic, but that morning I was capping my pants, because I thought we were going to be late. The house I rented is in Quan Tân Phu, near the airport.As far as paperwork goes, I front loaded my petition and they had most of my paperwork at the counter. I think they only took my affidavit for support and all of the paperwork my fiancée required. They didn't look at my birth certificate, paystubs, taxes, letter from work, updated emails or bank statements.

[Casey&Titi 14]

Thanks everyone. As all of you know all too well it was a long time coming.

Alex you know we will have to meet up for sure. Either Vegas orSan Francisco will work.

Osman09 I don't think they normally allow fiances to participate in the interview, but I didn't really give them an option. When they finally called our number, I walked our paperwork up to the window myself. After he asked her a few questions he asked me to have a seat.

Obrakeo: I made a mistake on our date. Luckily I double checked and realized it was int the 8th.

Tighfield: We are going to definitely enjoy ourselves. We are flying to Phu Quoc on the 14th, then to Rach Gia to visit her friends and family while wait for her visa to arrive.

Luukee: Normally I don't mind the traffic, but that morning I was capping my pants, because I thought we were going to be late. The house I rented is in Quan Tân Phu, near the airport.As far as paperwork goes, I front loaded my petition and they had most of my paperwork at the counter. I think they only took my affidavit for support and all of the paperwork my fiancée required. They didn't look at my birth certificate, paystubs, taxes, letter from work, updated emails or bank statements.

[Casey&Titi 14]

Thanks everyone. As all of you know all too well it was a long time coming.

Alex you know we will have to meet up for sure. Either Vegas orSan Francisco will work.

Osman09 I don't think they normally allow fiances to participate in the interview, but I didn't really give them an option. When they finally called our number, I walked our paperwork up to the window myself. After he asked her a few questions he asked me to have a seat.

Obrakeo: I made a mistake on our date. Luckily I double checked and realized it was int the 8th.

Tighfield: We are going to definitely enjoy ourselves. We are flying to Phu Quoc on the 14th, then to Rach Gia to visit her friends and family while wait for her visa to arrive.

Luukee: Normally I don't mind the traffic, but that morning I was capping my pants, because I thought we were going to be late. The house I rented is in Quan Tân Phu, near the airport.As far as paperwork goes, I front loaded my petition and they had most of my paperwork at the counter. I think they only took my affidavit for support and all of the paperwork my fiancée required. They didn't look at my birth certificate, paystubs, taxes, letter from work, updated emails or bank statements.

Thanks everyone.

Edited May 10, 2015 by incon3037r

[luukee 19]

Luukee: Normally I don't mind the traffic, but that morning I was capping my pants, because I thought we were going to be late. The house I rented is in Quan Tân Phu, near the airport.As far as paperwork goes, I front loaded my petition and they had most of my paperwork at the counter. I think they only took my affidavit for support and all of the paperwork my fiancée required. They didn't look at my birth certificate, paystubs, taxes, letter from work, updated emails or bank statements.

Thanks everyone.

Thanks so much for the info incon, wishing you guys a great time! Congrats again!

[HungNhi 9]

Dudeeeee. Too Awesome!! I was JUST going to pm you asking if you were excited for tomorrow! haha

[obrakeo 15]

Are you able to track you EMS visa delivery? Curious how long it will take for visa's to arrive. Also, looks like there's one more fee to be paid after receiving the visa http://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-immigrant-fee ?

[Osman09 0]

Congrats happy to hear everything went well for you.

[luukee 19]

Are you able to track you EMS visa delivery? Curious how long it will take for visa's to arrive. Also, looks like there's one more fee to be paid after receiving the visa http://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-immigrant-fee ?

obrakeo, i'm not sure if i'm right about this or not, but I think incon did K1, so for him that visa may not be required?

[frontgear 194]

He did file a K-1. The Visa fee would have already been paid before they would allow us to schedule a K-1 interview appt.

[luukee 19]

He did file a K-1. The Visa fee would have already been paid before they would allow us to schedule a K-1 interview appt.

I'm not sure about the K-1 stuff since I didn't research about it, but I believe obrakeo is right about having to pay another visa fee (The POE Visa) which is different from the VISA fee for packet IV. I believe it's like $150 (while the packet IV was like 325, or something like that) of course this is for CR/IR1.

[frontgear 194]

I'm not sure about the K-1 stuff since I didn't research about it, but I believe obrakeo is right about having to pay another visa fee (The POE Visa) which is different from the VISA fee for packet IV. I believe it's like $150 (while the packet IV was like 325, or something like that) of course this is for CR/IR1.

Yes, for a CR/IR1, the POE Visa is the final fee that has to be paid before you get your visa, but for K-1 filers, the Visa fee is already paid prior to the interview. Once the beneficiary passes the interview, there is no more fee to be paid.

[j&ana 363]

Yes, for a CR/IR1, the POE Visa is the final fee that has to be paid before you get your visa, but for K-1 filers, the Visa fee is already paid prior to the interview. Once the beneficiary passes the interview, there is no more fee to be paid.

For the CR/IR-1 It is actually the green card processing fee. It is paid after the visa is issue not before. It is a 1$165.00 dollars. It can be paid online, but you need 2 set of numbers from the visa. the A-registration number and the dot IV number. You can pay it before coming to USA or up to year after arriving in USA. It is best to try to pay it before arriving in USA, as the green card will be ready soon after arrival

http://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-immigrant-fee

Edited May 14, 2015 by j&ana

[luukee 19]

Great stuff guys!

[Casey&Titi 14]

As everyone else said.I won't have to pay anything else until we apply for green card. Until then, I'm gonna continue enjoying my time in VN. Currently renting a house in Phu Quoc.

[Longrangeshootr 20]

Pho Quoc is nice, roads are bumpy!!! Sao beach is really nice. We were there in late Nov. The night fish market was a great place to eat and the Pearl farm tour was neat. Also check out the prison. Enjoy!!!