October 2015 Interviews

[So_hopeful 13]

Hello! I just received the interview confirmation email today. I was given the interview date on Sept 10th and received it just half an hr ago. Just wanted to share in case anyone is waiting for theirs. Good luck all!

[dwheels76 5,468]

it does thank you, i have a lawyer helping me with this and she is stating that she is almost positive mexico is except from the police certificate, any one else heard anything like that?

No Mexico needs police certificates your lawyer is wrong. Translated documents are sent to NVC

[Lowlie 191]

it does thank you, i have a lawyer helping me with this and she is stating that she is almost positive mexico is except from the police certificate, any one else heard anything like that?

http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/reciprocity-by-country/MX.html

According to this, you need police records. Don't trust anything your lawyer tells you. Always do your own research to make sure about each detail. It's very common for lawyers to make errors in visa cases, sometimes very serious errors that cause a lot of delays in the visa process. You're proving yourself wise, by questioning what you were told.

[Dyattaw 7]

Hello! I just received the interview confirmation email today. I was given the interview date on Sept 10th and received it just half an hr ago. Just wanted to share in case anyone is waiting for theirs. Good luck all!

Thanks so_hopeful, I'm still waiting (not too patiently) on mine.

[dwheels76 5,468]

Well @dwheels76 it won't be complete with my husband interview scheduled

Awwww I hear ya. I didn't say it was complete but it sure looks alot more fuller. Hang in there.

That's good news for Jordan. But they are not the only country left. Ethiopia is also waiting. Almost five months since CC.

What does NVC say when you ask them has your country started scheduling yet?

[family1st 4]

No Mexico needs police certificates your lawyer is wrong. Translated documents are sent to NVC

thank you im just confused by this disclaimer on the site

"All documents not written in English, or in the official language of the country in which you are applying for a visa, must be accompanied by certified translations."

my civil documents are in the official language of my country and im applying for the visa in mexico.

what do you think?

[So_hopeful 13]

Thanks so_hopeful, I'm still waiting (not too patiently) on mine.

It should come any moment now. I called NVC last night and they told me the letter should be sent out tomorrow but it arrived today.

[Yaya2014 7]

They told me they are waiting for the embassy to send them the interview slots. They have been saying that for the last four months..

What does NVC say when you ask them has your country started scheduling yet?

[jayisis 13]

thank you im just confused by this disclaimer on the site

"All documents not written in English, or in the official language of the country in which you are applying for a visa, must be accompanied by certified translations."

my civil documents are in the official language of my country and im applying for the visa in mexico.

what do you think?

I see where you are confused by the disclaimer.

This should be interpreted as: if your documents are not written in English or If your documents are in the official language of the country which is not English.... you need certified translations AND the original documents.

[Mnava23 0]

thank you im just confused by this disclaimer on the site

"All documents not written in English, or in the official language of the country in which you are applying for a visa, must be accompanied by certified translations."

my civil documents are in the official language of my country and im applying for the visa in mexico.

what do you think?

I am also applying for my husband who is in Mexico, and I sent the documents like the marriage and his birth certificate (which is in Spanish) just like how it is without a certified translation and I did not get a checklist. I hope that answers your concern ?

[family1st 4]

I am also applying for my husband who is in Mexico, and I sent the documents like the marriage and his birth certificate (which is in Spanish) just like how it is without a certified translation and I did not get a checklist. I hope that answers your concern

awesome thanks! and you got a CC?

[Aussiegal85 1]

Hi DWheels, I received my interview email today, as well as my P4 letter as well.

Just to clarify, any document listed in the table at the bottom of the P4 letter with an F next to it doesn't need to be brought to the interview, is that right?

[SamWiSam 13]

Dear dwheels,

we have been keeping a list for JORDAN Cases in another thread, can you please cross reference the Master Spread Sheet and update it as you see fit,

Thanks in advance.

PS. Most if not all of the cases that received interview dates got scheduled today

JORDAN LIST - 6 of 21 Scheduled

• Sam89 03/26/15
• Nadiajemi 03/26/15 - Interview 10/06/15
• NouraUmit 04/08/15 - Interview 10/8/15
• BebaOmar 04/09/15 - Interview 10/17/15
• Muadadawi 04/15/15
• AdkLove 04/23/15 - Interview 10/18/15
• stargal 04/27/15
• Jordan416 04/29/15 - Interview 10/20/15
• Khalid81 05/01/15
• Jo_Member 05/03/15 - Interview 10/14/15
• KbcJordan 05/04/15
• Mohammed 05/06/15
• SamWisam 05/07/15
• NurandIssa 05/07/15
• HANEEN220 05/21/15
• Mohammadaldamen 05-27-15
• Ali and Reem 06/15/15
• Jeanetta Mahmoud 06/22/15
• Faris Alsaid 06/26/15
• Morganalmonshid94 07/01/15
• Mahmoudsamarah 07/08/15

Link to the Amman Jordan Discussion Thread:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/551685-amman-jordan-spouse-interview/page-35#entry7818379

Edited September 16, 2015 by SamWiSam

[MsJC 5]

it does thank you, i have a lawyer helping me with this and she is stating that she is almost positive mexico is except from the police certificate, any one else heard anything like that?

are the translated copys sent to the NVC or taken to the interview, from what i understand from the site http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/Supporting_documents.html , the translated certified copys are for the interview.

If your lawyer is telling you that you don't need a Police Certificate, you better get yourself a new lawyer, or go ahead and do the process yourself, I too had a lawyer at the beginning, but decided to do it myself with the help of VJ and doing an extent amount of research. I'm also petitioning for my husband in Mexico and I am doing this based on the help of other VJ members, the http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/immigrant-process/approved.html website, and the wiki http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Process which is an incredible tool in this journey.

As for the certified translated copies, they need to be sent to NVC along with copies of the original documents, like your birth certificate, and marriage certifcate, etc., any document that is not written in English.

Hope this is clear, if not, please ask questions, everyone here is very helpful.

[Mnava23 0]

awesome thanks! and you got a CC?

Yes the 9th of this month. Just waiting for an interview date ?