October 2015 Interviews

[Lowlie 191]

QUESTION: on hubby's P4 letter, at the end it shows documents required for interview with letters that represent that status.

It reports Petitioner's marraige certificate, birth certificate and marraige termination all with the status of F. F shows as "NVC did not request this document".

Does that mean I need to send my originals for hubby to take to the interview or it means they do not need those at all?

Looks like most VJ members are out enjoying the weekend. I've not reached the point of receiving the P4 letter yet (I wish!), but you made me curious. I just looked this up.

Page 4 shows what each of the letters mean.....

http://www.***removed***/immigrant-visa/sample-interview-appointment-letter-nvc.pdf

[Lowlie 191]

Looks like most VJ members are out enjoying the weekend. I've not reached the point of receiving the P4 letter yet (I wish!), but you made me curious. I just looked this up.

Page 4 shows what each of the letters mean.....

http://www.***removed***/immigrant-visa/sample-interview-appointment-letter-nvc.pdf

I see the link failed. Just google, "sample interview appointment letter from NVC - ***removed*** " and scroll down to page 4. It says....F = this form is not necessary for this application

[tiko1426 17]

CC August 12, 2015

P-4 September 11, 2015

Labratory Oct. 8, 2015

Medical Oct. 13, 2015

INTERVIEW OCT. 15, 2015 ...8AM

Edited September 12, 2015 by tiko1426

[Kastrs 723]

Thank you sister for the quick reply and did you check your status

Still in transit, I will check again Monday and of course post when it changes.

[Kastrs 723]

QUESTION: on hubby's P4 letter, at the end it shows documents required for interview with letters that represent that status.

It reports Petitioner's marraige certificate, birth certificate and marraige termination all with the status of F. F shows as "NVC did not request this document".

Does that mean I need to send my originals for hubby to take to the interview or it means they do not need those at all?

You need to bring your original marriage documents, original petitioner birth certificate, original police certificate. Any document you sent to the nvc as a copy, bring the original to the interview.

[ZackB 4]

My case status is still 'AT NVC' making me a bit nervous last time it happened interview got cancelled.

[AshTaz 20]

Still in transit, I will check again Monday and of course post when it changes.

how do u check this ?

[Islandspice1990 1]

how do u check this ?

By going to the ceac website, clicking on immigrant visa status check and putting in your receipt number you got from the nvc

[usman khan 1]

Still in transit, I will check again Monday and of course post when it changes.

your case status is in transit mine is still at nvc

[Kastrs 723]

your case status is in transit mine is still at nvc

That was a total miss type! This week made me exhausted. It's still at nvc. So not feeling confident that this interview will hapoen just yet. In sha allah they will ship our cases next week and put our minds at ease for a minute anyway.

[usman khan 1]

dwheel76 i have a question that my mother's name in passport is xxxxxxxx PARVEEN and my father wrote it as xxxxxxxx PERVEEN in all us documents so does it affect the visa.................. anyone can answer it plz :help:

That was a total miss type! This week made me exhausted. It's still at nvc. So not feeling confident that this interview will hapoen just yet. In sha allah they will ship our cases next week and put our minds at ease for a minute anyway.

i thought you are the only one from pakistan who's case status is changed

Edited September 13, 2015 by usman khan

[usman khan 1]

That was a total miss type! This week made me exhausted. It's still at nvc. So not feeling confident that this interview will hapoen just yet. In sha allah they will ship our cases next week and put our minds at ease for a minute anyway.

can you answer my question

[CeeMu 45]

dwheel76 i have a question that my mother's name in passport is xxxxxxxx PARVEEN and my father wrote it as xxxxxxxx PERVEEN in all us documents so does it affect the visa.................. anyone can answer it plz :help:

don't worry about the error, but be sure to correct it during interview. Explain it to the CO. They will change it as long as other documents show the correct spelling...

[usman khan 1]

don't worry about the error, but be sure to correct it during interview. Explain it to the CO. They will change it as long as other documents show the correct spelling...

how can i correct it in interview...can you give me some tips how to do it

Edited September 13, 2015 by usman khan

[Sukie 1,450]

how can i correct it in interview...can you give me some tips how to do it

I think in most embassies/consulates the process is the same as ours was: after you clear security, you wait in a waiting room until you are called to a window. At this window, the clerk walks through your documents - especially if you have had to bring some with you. At this time, you should call attention to the fact that there is a slight spelling difference. This is not unusual in places where English is not the primary language. Just say to the clerk, "Pardon me, but I did notice a slight spelling difference (don't call it an error!) in my mother's name. Is this the correct time and place to make sure it's right?"

That should be sufficient - and I don't think you should have any problems. You might wish to bring some type of document (birth certificate, or other legal document) that proves the spelling of your mother's name.

Best of luck!!!

Sukie in NY