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CENOMAR at the interview in the embassy?

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What's the reason she got a 221g? If you don't mind me asking? I'm just worried that if we don't bring cemar we will get denied. But it seems like it easy to get.. and it is required to bring in the embassy right?

??? 221g was for NOT having the CENOMAR/CEMAR for the interview, and requesting it be provided.

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You should receive email from embassy after they recieve your package. It will list CENOMAR as a requirement.

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A CEMAR or sometimes referred to as advisory of marriage is required for the interview. It must not be older then six months at the time of your interview. These are the document requirements for a

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Here is a link to the embassy instructions letter, bring everything list, and the CENOMAR/CEMAR is listed: https://ph.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/82/2016/08/IV-Applicant-Interview-Preparat

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It can delay the process of the visa but it doesn't mean that you will get denied because you did not provide one? Sorry I asknow to much I guess I am over thinking and worried at the same time.. thank you for your information

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All is true.

You won't get denied visa because you did not provide a CEMAR at the interview. Maybe for other reasons (doubtful) but not for that.

My wife was CR1 applicant also. I did not interpret the embassy letter as requiring a new CEMAR since we had already provided USCIS/NVC a CENOMAR. Our mistake, which generated the 221g and additional ~2 week wait. No big deal in the overall journey.

If you have time, get the CEMAR showing current marriage status and you'll be OK.

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I-130 Sent : 2014-06-23
I-130 NOA1 : 2014-06-25
I-130 RFE : 2014-08-11 (Wanted NSO Marriage Certificate, not LCR)
I-130 RFE Sent : 2014-08-14
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Pay AOS Bill : 2014-09-17
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Send AOS Package : 2014-09-19
Receive IV Bill : 2014-10-03
Pay IV Bill : 2014-10-03
Received Interview Letter by E-mail: 2015-03-20 (May 5, 2015)
SLEC completed: 2015-04-22
Visa Approved: 2015-05-05
Visa Issued: 2015-05-15 (221g for no CENOMAR!)

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You must follow the embassy instructions letter for what is required - without regard to what you gave NVC earlier. I posted the immigrant visa letter earlier.

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Out of curiosity do embassy contact the nso to verify/request documents?

Can embassy request/verify birth certificate, marriage certificate cemar/cenomar directly to the NSO?

Not unless they look suspicious which they (USEM) will issue you a 221g and it is your responsibility to clear up any issues and/or get a new document from which the agency that you are requesting from will send the required new documents directly to USEM. Once the documents arrive your case will be reopened and adjudicated and a decision rendered based on all documents and information contained in your application.

Don't entertain doing anything "stupid" because if it is discovered you will be denied a visa!

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Out of curiosity do embassy contact the nso to verify/request documents?

Can embassy request/verify birth certificate, marriage certificate cemar/cenomar directly to the NSO?

If the embassy finds issue with your PSA (was NSO) documents - clarity/hard to read or other issues they will issue YOU a 221g to get new documents from PSA. PSA would then deliver them directly to USEM

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Thank you for your advice.. no we will not entertain doing anything stupid. We did the process in a legit way and waited this long. I was just browsing on a different forum and read a lot of things I did not expected. People hereally in vi are really helpful... thank you...

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Thank you for your advice.. no we will not entertain doing anything stupid. We did the process in a legit way and waited this long. I was just browsing on a different forum and read a lot of things I did not expected. People hereally in vi are really helpful... thank you...

Different forums here on VJ or elsewhere? Just curious, Thanks

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Elsewhere not here in VJ.. that is why I posted that question here to clarify coz I know people here are helpful... and not doing or telling "something stupid"...

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Elsewhere not here in VJ.. that is why I posted that question here to clarify coz I know people here are helpful... and not doing or telling "something stupid"...

I found very few forums that are focused on the Philippines for the U.S. visa process, few forums I found were very lacking in good advice.

VJ was serious lacking for years until a few decided to stay around to help... these old timers leave and VJ would be just one more forum that is lacking.

Hank_ has been around for many years, you can PM him and he will respond but doesn't show up on the forum as of late

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