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can not be with my fiancee for interview,,, would that be a BIG issue??

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nguyensteve   0

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group,

due to work schedule ,, I may not go to vietnam when the day of my fiancee interview,,, would that be a BIG issue??

I am just planning ahead..

2015-02-10 :Trip to Vietnam to celebrate Tet, meet my fiancee

2015-03-16 :Back to USA, could not file for I-129F, until my divorce paper was finalize.

2015-05-01 :Divorce paper final

2015-05-08 :Submitted I-129F to Lewisville, TX Lockbox via USPS

2015-05-13 :NOA-1 (Received official Receipt Notice from the mail)

2015-06-22 :NOA-2 (Received approval by text and email)

2015-06-26 :NOA-2 (Received official approval, Form I-797) note on the I-797, notice date 2015-06-22

2015-07-21 :Finally able to talk to NVC, got HCM#, case still in administrative review, not going to Vietnam yet.

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avital Enthusiast

avital   34

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will not be an issue at all.

as far as im concerned the petitioner cannot go to the interview with the beneficiary in most consulates.

http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Vietnam&cty=HochiminhCity

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Jo Së   200

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Petitioners are not required to be there for interview, unless requested. Most times they aren't even allowed to enter with the beneficiary.

21 Aug 2013: I-129F Sent

11 Feb 2014: Visa APPROVED!

20 May 2014: Wedding!

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31 Jul 2014: Mailed AOS Packet

12 Feb 2015: AOS Interview - Approved

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22 Feb 2017: Mailed ROC Packet

08 Aug 2018: ROC Approved

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frontgear   194

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Each consulate is different. Having said that, the US consulate in Saigon (HCMC) does allow petitioner to accompany his/her beneficiary to the interview.

@OP: Your situation is rather unique since you do not have any engagement pictures. As stated before, Vietnam is a high-fraud country and not having enough proof will only lessen the chance of your case getting a nod. But everything happens for a reason, right?

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nguyensteve   0

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Thank group,, I will I could go to the interview too,, It just that work schedule , i can not. thanks, this thread could be close.

2015-02-10 :Trip to Vietnam to celebrate Tet, meet my fiancee

2015-03-16 :Back to USA, could not file for I-129F, until my divorce paper was finalize.

2015-05-01 :Divorce paper final

2015-05-08 :Submitted I-129F to Lewisville, TX Lockbox via USPS

2015-05-13 :NOA-1 (Received official Receipt Notice from the mail)

2015-06-22 :NOA-2 (Received approval by text and email)

2015-06-26 :NOA-2 (Received official approval, Form I-797) note on the I-797, notice date 2015-06-22

2015-07-21 :Finally able to talk to NVC, got HCM#, case still in administrative review, not going to Vietnam yet.

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