Case Complete to Interview May 2016

[bookman 11]

Hansona ease your mind. One thing you have to realize the decision really is already made before your husband steps to the window s hopefully you had a great front-loaded petition at USCIS and more evidence submitted at interview. By the time of interview that's just really extra gravy.

You have a daughter together. That may help never a guarantee. But don't let what others experience make you doubt your own case. Just focus on your case.

And know this I have yet to have a denial on my thread. people who follow and participate and are happy for others. I swear that blessing is on them. Just saying this is a blessed thread So ease you mind and only think about WHEN hubby comes home not if.

I second what dwheels said! Because when hubby had his interview March 3rd Co did not request evidence cuz I front loaded all evidence at USCIS and NVC stage. Co only requested medical and passport all original documents were submitted at NVC hubby had copies. CO did not ask of anything. CO asked him abt Four questions and his interview was done. He asked Co if visa was denial Co said no. They need to do some check in the U.S of A. Guess it's because husband has very common first n last name. Hansona, just like what dwheels said decision is made before the interview. Just keep the faith all will be well. Edited April 14, 2016 by bookman

[24KGEM 1]

I attended the interview with my husband at the Jamaican Embassy on 12 April. He was approved. Pretty straight forward interview. Checked the ceac website today and it says your visa was printed and issued. Thought that was pretty quick. Questions asked: How did we meet? Why did we get married at RGB? How old are his children? Are you nervous about moving? The CO asked both of us questions and it really was like a regular conversation. They did forget to obtain the original police certificate, and I asked did they need the original, he said yes and took it. I also asked were they going to keep the original marriage license and birth certificate and he stamped a copy that was in the file and gave us back the original. I also asked if they wanted the updated I-864 documents for 2015 and he said no. So the big file I brought with relationship information was not needed, but glad I had it just in case. The only problem we had, was when we entered and I had a chap stick in my purse and I had to leave the facility, dispose it and stand in line again to reenter the building. We arrive around 7:15 am and we were out by 10:30 am. I am so thankful that I found this site, it was filled with so much information and I really believe that is why we got through without RFEs through the entire process. It was a long process, but now we are closing in on the long stretch. Our two year anniversary is at the of June, so we are thinking of doing the POE then, so that he can get a 10 year green card vs. a 2 year green card.

[PRINCESSLEE 15]

I attended the interview with my husband at the Jamaican Embassy on 12 April. He was approved. Pretty straight forward interview. Checked the ceac website today and it says your visa was printed and issued. Thought that was pretty quick. Questions asked: How did we meet? Why did we get married at RGB? How old are his children? Are you nervous about moving? The CO asked both of us questions and it really was like a regular conversation. They did forget to obtain the original police certificate, and I asked did they need the original, he said yes and took it. I also asked were they going to keep the original marriage license and birth certificate and he stamped a copy that was in the file and gave us back the original. I also asked if they wanted the updated I-864 documents for 2015 and he said no. So the big file I brought with relationship information was not needed, but glad I had it just in case. The only problem we had, was when we entered and I had a chap stick in my purse and I had to leave the facility, dispose it and stand in line again to reenter the building. We arrive around 7:15 am and we were out by 10:30 am. I am so thankful that I found this site, it was filled with so much information and I really believe that is why we got through without RFEs through the entire process. It was a long process, but now we are closing in on the long stretch. Our two year anniversary is at the of June, so we are thinking of doing the POE then, so that he can get a 10 year green card vs. a 2 year green card.

Congrats!!! All the best to u.

[Swagg star 4]

I'm seeing a lot of denials coming out of Ghana. I have to admit I am starting to get worried now. I have some good evidence but I'm afraid it may not be enough. I have printed WhatsApp conversation, I have pictures from 2013-2015 (about 50-75), emails, proof of our child together(daughter's birth certificate), Also cards and letters I have sent him along with package labels as proof. Can anyone think of anything else we can use as evidence? I would be absolutely devastated if he were to be denied. Please help.

Congratulations! Happy for you two!

No no no Hansona No..I refuse to allow you to be worried..Heyy We got this on lockdown..We are sailing thru..Can't u see nobody gets denied in dis Family..wear your fancy smile Hun..If you have victory chant..start Chanting..SHSI73..come put Hansona in a cheerful mood would Yu..And yhh..that's a whole lot of evidence..plus ur daughter.

[dwheels76 5,468]

My wife had interview today at 8 am in mumbai and medical yesterday at 8 am. Both went well and got approved!!!!

Overall generic questions, where I live, where I work but a few questions around when I became a US citizen and what visa did I come to US on? But overall it was a really short straightforward interview. They did not ask for more pictures or an album since we submitted pictures with the petition.

Thanks Visajourney for all the support.

I am loving all this good news. Congratulations to your both

[dwheels76 5,468]

I attended the interview with my husband at the Jamaican Embassy on 12 April. He was approved. Pretty straight forward interview. Checked the ceac website today and it says your visa was printed and issued. Thought that was pretty quick. Questions asked: How did we meet? Why did we get married at RGB? How old are his children? Are you nervous about moving? The CO asked both of us questions and it really was like a regular conversation. They did forget to obtain the original police certificate, and I asked did they need the original, he said yes and took it. I also asked were they going to keep the original marriage license and birth certificate and he stamped a copy that was in the file and gave us back the original. I also asked if they wanted the updated I-864 documents for 2015 and he said no. So the big file I brought with relationship information was not needed, but glad I had it just in case. The only problem we had, was when we entered and I had a chap stick in my purse and I had to leave the facility, dispose it and stand in line again to reenter the building. We arrive around 7:15 am and we were out by 10:30 am. I am so thankful that I found this site, it was filled with so much information and I really believe that is why we got through without RFEs through the entire process. It was a long process, but now we are closing in on the long stretch. Our two year anniversary is at the of June, so we are thinking of doing the POE then, so that he can get a 10 year green card vs. a 2 year green card.

Congratulations. That's wonderful. Glad you were there with your husband.

And Yes it's just a 2 month or so wait. Unless you want to spend more money and do more paperwork. Just think you won't have to save any more evidence if you wait. I would do it.

[dwheels76 5,468]

No no no Hansona No..I refuse to allow you to be worried..Heyy We got this on lockdown..We are sailing thru..Can't u see nobody gets denied in dis Family..wear your fancy smile Hun..If you have victory chant..start Chanting..SHSI73..come put Hansona in a cheerful mood would Yu..And yhh..that's a whole lot of evidence..plus ur daughter.

See this is what I'm talking about, Thank you Swagg Star we all family here. No worries just praise him in advance.

[LoveinGhana! 55]

No no no Hansona No..I refuse to allow you to be worried..Heyy We got this on lockdown..We are sailing thru..Can't u see nobody gets denied in dis Family..wear your fancy smile Hun..If you have victory chant..start Chanting..SHSI73..come put Hansona in a cheerful mood would Yu..And yhh..that's a whole lot of evidence..plus ur daughter.

Awesome attitude!!! Yes we have to stay strong and know God has us through this process!

[Swagg star 4]

Awesome attitude!!! Yes we have to stay strong and know God has us through this process!

God has approved us from day one

[Petes30 3]

I attended the interview with my husband at the Jamaican Embassy on 12 April. He was approved. Pretty straight forward interview. Checked the ceac website today and it says your visa was printed and issued. Thought that was pretty quick. Questions asked: How did we meet? Why did we get married at RGB? How old are his children? Are you nervous about moving? The CO asked both of us questions and it really was like a regular conversation. They did forget to obtain the original police certificate, and I asked did they need the original, he said yes and took it. I also asked were they going to keep the original marriage license and birth certificate and he stamped a copy that was in the file and gave us back the original. I also asked if they wanted the updated I-864 documents for 2015 and he said no. So the big file I brought with relationship information was not needed, but glad I had it just in case. The only problem we had, was when we entered and I had a chap stick in my purse and I had to leave the facility, dispose it and stand in line again to reenter the building. We arrive around 7:15 am and we were out by 10:30 am. I am so thankful that I found this site, it was filled with so much information and I really believe that is why we got through without RFEs through the entire process. It was a long process, but now we are closing in on the long stretch. Our two year anniversary is at the of June, so we are thinking of doing the POE then, so that he can get a 10 year green card vs. a 2 year green card.

Congrats! All the best on your journey.

[LoveinGhana! 55]

God has approved us from day one

Yes he has 100%

[Jamis2 5]

No no no Hansona No..I refuse to allow you to be worried..Heyy We got this on lockdown..We are sailing thru..Can't u see nobody gets denied in dis Family..wear your fancy smile Hun..If you have victory chant..start Chanting..SHSI73..come put Hansona in a cheerful mood would Yu..And yhh..that's a whole lot of evidence..plus ur daughter.

Let us stay positive. The Good Lord will see us all through this rocky road. Remember that, they are good family here who are willing to support one another. Sonetimes, I just wish we could all get together and just spend time together. Let us all pray that the evileshe CO don't touch any of our documents.

[siniybella 6]

Congratulations to all of Us keep up the good faith. God is good, bless and love. What God have put together no man can't take it away.

[LoveinGhana! 55]

Let us stay positive. The Good Lord will see us all through this rocky road. Remember that, they are good family here who are willing to support one another. Sonetimes, I just wish we could all get together and just spend time together. Let us all pray that the evileshe CO don't touch any of our documents.

evilshe CO...to funny!! It would be nice wouldn't it to just get together and hang out! Good positive energy you are giving out to all of us my friend.

[shsl73 29]

I attended the interview with my husband at the Jamaican Embassy on 12 April. He was approved. Pretty straight forward interview. Checked the ceac website today and it says your visa was printed and issued. Thought that was pretty quick. Questions asked: How did we meet? Why did we get married at RGB? How old are his children? Are you nervous about moving? The CO asked both of us questions and it really was like a regular conversation. They did forget to obtain the original police certificate, and I asked did they need the original, he said yes and took it. I also asked were they going to keep the original marriage license and birth certificate and he stamped a copy that was in the file and gave us back the original. I also asked if they wanted the updated I-864 documents for 2015 and he said no. So the big file I brought with relationship information was not needed, but glad I had it just in case. The only problem we had, was when we entered and I had a chap stick in my purse and I had to leave the facility, dispose it and stand in line again to reenter the building. We arrive around 7:15 am and we were out by 10:30 am. I am so thankful that I found this site, it was filled with so much information and I really believe that is why we got through without RFEs through the entire process. It was a long process, but now we are closing in on the long stretch. Our two year anniversary is at the of June, so we are thinking of doing the POE then, so that he can get a 10 year green card vs. a 2 year green card.

Yes man!!! CONGRATS