F2A November 2013 filers

[DeW_DrOpS 21]

Finally ...I got a Case Complete today....

Called to check the status of my docs and the CSR told that just today my case was completed...

So i hope a possible September Interview since i am already current....

Good Luck all...

[Jhez 2]

^congrats. Call NvC by 25th for your schedule....

[sbai2000 31]

Finally ...I got a Case Complete today....

Called to check the status of my docs and the CSR told that just today my case was completed...

So i hope a possible September Interview since i am already current....

Good Luck all..

CONGRATLATIONS!!!!!!!!

looks like you are on target for a September interview! at least there is light in the tunnel for you.

[DeW_DrOpS 21]

Thanks friends... I hope to get a September interview...

[vsubish 3]

Finally ...I got a Case Complete today....

Called to check the status of my docs and the CSR told that just today my case was completed...

So i hope a possible September Interview since i am already current....

Good Luck all...

Congrats....!!!!

All the best...!!!!!

[CQer 0]

Congrats guys! the glory is coming to all of us!!

[Jhez 2]

How are you guys? 2 weeks to go and interview for Nov2013 filers will start. Who has the earliest schedule? Mine is Aug 6. Who got earlier than my sched? I so excited for August.

[Johnnoskinner 7]

Mine is August 5th

[Johnnoskinner 7]

I do have question, I went to the us embassy of my country and find out that ,Do we need to bring the DS-260 application at the interview,do I need to print it out from the website,I never heard people asking about it,and i dont see it in the list of document I should bring in my interview letter.I would not like to miss any documents.

Usually the final step before you get your immigrant visa is an interview with a Consular Officer at the U.S. Embassy. For family-based immigrant visas, the Consular Officer will ask you several questions about your family member in the United States and your relationship to him or her. The Consular Officer will also need to see the following documents which you should have sent to the National Visa Center (NVC):

• Your completed application form (Form DS-260). The DS-260 is replacing the paper-based DS-230 Application for Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration (Parts I and II). Please visit: Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) or www.immigrantvisas.state.gov and select “Submit Visa Application and Civil Documents”.
• Three passport-size photographs
• Your Extrait acte de naissance issued by the National Archives; children under two (2) years old may bring their original acte de naissance
• All other original civil documents that relate to your case (e.g. Extrait acte de mariage, Acte de divorce, Acte de décès, etc.)
• Evidence of your relationship to the petitioner
• A completed Affidavit of Support, Form I-864, or Form I-134, if required

On the day of your interview, you will need to bring any of the documents listed above that you did not send to NVC and:

• Your valid Haitian passport and a photocopy of the ID page of your passport
• Your medical examination report

[guillermorjoanna 0]

I do have question, I went to the us embassy of my country and find out that ,Do we need to bring the DS-260 application at the interview,do I need to print it out from the website,I never heard people asking about it,and i dont see it in the list of document I should bring in my interview letter.I would not like to miss any documents.

Usually the final step before you get your immigrant visa is an interview with a Consular Officer at the U.S. Embassy. For family-based immigrant visas, the Consular Officer will ask you several questions about your family member in the United States and your relationship to him or her. The Consular Officer will also need to see the following documents which you should have sent to the National Visa Center (NVC):

• Your completed application form (Form DS-260). The DS-260 is replacing the paper-based DS-230 Application for Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration (Parts I and II). Please visit: Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) or www.immigrantvisas.state.gov and select Submit Visa Application and Civil Documents.
• Three passport-size photographs
• Your Extrait acte de naissance issued by the National Archives; children under two (2) years old may bring their original acte de naissance
• All other original civil documents that relate to your case (e.g. Extrait acte de mariage, Acte de divorce, Acte de décès, etc.)
• Evidence of your relationship to the petitioner
• A completed Affidavit of Support, Form I-864, or Form I-134, if required

On the day of your interview, you will need to bring any of the documents listed above that you did not send to NVC and:

• Your valid Haitian passport and a photocopy of the ID page of your passport
• Your medical examination report

Hello jonnycleus, for what i know it is only the ds-260 confirmation are needed during interview..not the whole ds-260 info

[alefonck 16]

I do have question, I went to the us embassy of my country and find out that ,Do we need to bring the DS-260 application at the interview,do I need to print it out from the website,I never heard people asking about it,and i dont see it in the list of document I should bring in my interview letter.I would not like to miss any documents.

Usually the final step before you get your immigrant visa is an interview with a Consular Officer at the U.S. Embassy. For family-based immigrant visas, the Consular Officer will ask you several questions about your family member in the United States and your relationship to him or her. The Consular Officer will also need to see the following documents which you should have sent to the National Visa Center (NVC):

• Your completed application form (Form DS-260). The DS-260 is replacing the paper-based DS-230 Application for Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration (Parts I and II). Please visit: Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) or www.immigrantvisas.state.gov and select “Submit Visa Application and Civil Documents”.
• Three passport-size photographs
• Your Extrait acte de naissance issued by the National Archives; children under two (2) years old may bring their original acte de naissance
• All other original civil documents that relate to your case (e.g. Extrait acte de mariage, Acte de divorce, Acte de décès, etc.)
• Evidence of your relationship to the petitioner
• A completed Affidavit of Support, Form I-864, or Form I-134, if required

On the day of your interview, you will need to bring any of the documents listed above that you did not send to NVC and:

• Your valid Haitian passport and a photocopy of the ID page of your passport
• Your medical examination report

To my knowledge, you only need the confirmation...and if you read the last part of that text it says ''you will need to bring any of the documents listed above that you did NOT send to the NVC.'' So since you already submitted DS-260, it is not needed.

[Jhez 2]

I printed my ds260 to be sure.

Hoping the release of visa is faster now. Coz i really wanted to leave after getting the visa.

Mine is August 5th

One day ahead of me... goodluck....

[Alexandra22 0]

I have a question to others that are goigg to have interview soon, are you going to take updated i864 ? I changed job in May and in old job I was earning less so I was for I864 I did household income ( my income combined with my parents income as I live with them). But now I earn more than 125 % poverty line and could support my husband myself. I'm just wondering is it better to leave everything as it is or to take new I864 to interview.. ?

What do you think ?

[missjam 0]

done with medical , can't wait for august to come. Godbless us all

[CQer 0]

I have a question to others that are goigg to have interview soon, are you going to take updated i864 ? I changed job in May and in old job I was earning less so I was for I864 I did household income ( my income combined with my parents income as I live with them). But now I earn more than 125 % poverty line and could support my husband myself. I'm just wondering is it better to leave everything as it is or to take new I864 to interview.. ?

What do you think ?

This is definitely necessary, show the most current information which is better, also the higher income would help you as well. This would be very typical case, for anything any documents should bring the most current ones, but keep that in mind bring the old documents as well, show to the officer both, or they might think you were faking something because you could not provide any original documentations.

Hope this helps.