some suggestions, please

[malka 0]

Also - consider any travel health insurance or plane/travel records to establish your time of arrival in Romania.

Edited March 20, 2007 by malka

[josefine 0]

Also - consider any travel health insurance or plane/travel records to establish your time of arrival in Romania.

ok, i don't have insurance here, because the private health system in romania is still cheap. but, this is a good idea, that might help others. i plan to show them my receipt of my flight ticket, copies of both romanian/american passports and the romanian residency card. also, hopefully my father kept all statements from the bank since last june and i'll have those as well.

i called the office in viena, as posted above they said that it's a brand new process and they did not get all the information from all the us embassies, such as how a residency card looks like and so on.

again, as above, probably they are not so picky.

Edited March 20, 2007 by josefine

[meauxna 15]

Just read this post and I was kinda curious because I am a USC but also a US/UK Dual Citizen Passport Holder. I have been living in England for 3 years.

Every time I enter England I do so on my British Passport, so neither of my US or UK passports are Stamped or Scanned.

I am about to start the I-130 process, will that cause any problems with showing my status in the UK? I do have a UK job and bank account.

I just thought it was interesting when you mentioned showing record of your entry. I guess with my passports they dont. When I go back to the states on Holiday, they do scan my American Passport and say 'welcome home', that always makes me laughs cause I dont live there anymore. LOL

Just curious. Thanks

Some countries may still stamp their nationals 'in', I don't know.

It sounds as if you have plenty of other evidence of being where you are--for context, if you read the OP, she didn't have the more obvious evidence you do (job, bank etc).

josefine, remember to send photocopies of your evidence, not originals until asked.