Interviews in djoubti 2017

[Queeniam1963 7]

  On 8/22/2017 at 8:55 PM, Queeniam1963 said:

One number ahead of my receipt # Approved today , so I have my fingers crossed , hopefully  my NOA2 Approval coming soon

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[S82015 0]

  On 8/22/2017 at 8:35 PM, H93 said:

How were the appointments today?

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It was great! My husband went today and he was approved! They said to keep checking the case online for the visa issuance!

[H93 55]

  On 8/22/2017 at 9:01 PM, S82015 said:

 

It was great! My husband went today and he was approved! They said to keep checking the case online for the visa issuance!

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Alhamdullah.

[ahmed alin 2]

  On 8/22/2017 at 8:35 PM, H93 said:

How were the appointments today?

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?My brother supposed to have his interview today, and again they said he was missing a police record. although he was only in Djibouti for two weeks, and you're not required to have police records if you're in the country less than 6 months. Plus, Yemenis police records are not obtainable according NVC webpage. This second time, they asked something was not on the checklist they gave to him. have to hope for reschedule for next week. 

[ahmed alin 2]

  On 8/22/2017 at 9:01 PM, S82015 said:

 

It was great! My husband went today and he was approved! They said to keep checking the case online for the visa issuance!

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Mashallah, Congrats.. can you please provide us with little details of how it went? the documents he submitted? 

[H93 55]

  On 8/24/2017 at 7:31 PM, ahmed alin said:

?My brother supposed to have his interview today, and again they said he was missing a police record. although he was only in Djibouti for two weeks, and you're not required to have police records if you're in the country less than 6 months. Plus, Yemenis police records are not obtainable according NVC webpage. This second time, they asked something was not on the checklist they gave to him. have to hope for reschedule for next week. 

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They wanted him to get a police record from Djibouti?

Did have a police record from Yemen?

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[S82015 0]

  On 8/24/2017 at 7:33 PM, ahmed alin said:

Mashallah, Congrats.. can you please provide us with little details of how it went? the documents he submitted? 

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Thank you!

 

he submitted birth certificate of our son, marriage record and contract, the originals and English translate. He also submitted an unexpired police record, also translated. He gave them more photos of our wedding of our son and recent photos of me and my son. Copy of my US citizenship, and my passport. Affidavit of support, spouse affidavit of support, a written statement that explains why I didn't file taxes for the past few years with my signature, must submit the original!!!! Also there's this new DS form that everyone has to fill out and submit. It's called DS-5535 if anyone doesn't turn it in they ask them to fill it out and bring it back. So it's better to take it with you on the first interview.

 

They asked him questions like when did I become a US citizen? ( this is very important to know), they asked about his birthdate, our marriage date. He said the counselor was nice, spoke Arabic, so a translator was not needed! But I know they have another counselor that doesn't speak much Arabic and he always has a translator next to him.

 

i think this was it, if I remember anything else I'll let u guys know. 

[H93 55]

  On 8/24/2017 at 8:32 PM, S82015 said:

Thank you!

 

he submitted birth certificate of our son, marriage record and contract, the originals and English translate. He also submitted an unexpired police record, also translated. He gave them more photos of our wedding of our son and recent photos of me and my son. Copy of my US citizenship, and my passport. Affidavit of support, spouse affidavit of support, a written statement that explains why I didn't file taxes for the past few years with my signature, must submit the original!!!! Also there's this new DS form that everyone has to fill out and submit. It's called DS-5535 if anyone doesn't turn it in they ask them to fill it out and bring it back. So it's better to take it with you on the first interview.

 

They asked him questions like when did I become a US citizen? ( this is very important to know), they asked about his birthdate, our marriage date. He said the counselor was nice, spoke Arabic, so a translator was not needed! But I know they have another counselor that doesn't speak much Arabic and he always has a translator next to him.

 

i think this was it, if I remember anything else I'll let u guys know. 

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So what happens after his status changes on the ceac website. Do they contact you or you contact them?

Also was your husband's police record from Yemen or Djibouti?

Edited August 24, 2017 by H93

[ahmed alin 2]

  On 8/24/2017 at 8:17 PM, H93 said:

They wanted him to get a police record from Djibouti?

Did have a police record from Yemen?

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thats a really good question, I assumed they wanted djbouti one since the yemani one was not required since it wasnt obtainable according to NVC...so he ended up getting one from Djibouti court. but it was too late by then, so he gave it to the guard, they said they will contact him and i noticed his status was updated afterword,.

[ahmed alin 2]

  On 8/24/2017 at 8:32 PM, S82015 said:

Thank you!

 

he submitted birth certificate of our son, marriage record and contract, the originals and English translate. He also submitted an unexpired police record, also translated. He gave them more photos of our wedding of our son and recent photos of me and my son. Copy of my US citizenship, and my passport. Affidavit of support, spouse affidavit of support, a written statement that explains why I didn't file taxes for the past few years with my signature, must submit the original!!!! Also there's this new DS form that everyone has to fill out and submit. It's called DS-5535 if anyone doesn't turn it in they ask them to fill it out and bring it back. So it's better to take it with you on the first interview.

 

They asked him questions like when did I become a US citizen? ( this is very important to know), they asked about his birthdate, our marriage date. He said the counselor was nice, spoke Arabic, so a translator was not needed! But I know they have another counselor that doesn't speak much Arabic and he always has a translator next to him.

 

i think this was it, if I remember anything else I'll let u guys know. 

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Than you so much, the question about the citizen seems to be very important he wasn't aware of it. i hope u don't mind asking you more questions. the police records was it issued from yemen? or the yemenis embassy in Djibouti issued? and how long he has been in djibout
? if they asked about police record from djibout? thanks and jazakumullah khairan..

[S82015 0]

  On 8/24/2017 at 9:28 PM, ahmed alin said:

Than you so much, the question about the citizen seems to be very important he wasn't aware of it. i hope u don't mind asking you more questions. the police records was it issued from yemen? or the yemenis embassy in Djibouti issued? and how long he has been in djibout
? if they asked about police record from djibout? thanks and jazakumullah khairan..

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I've been us citizen for a very long time so I didn't think it was something they would ask. But he knew the date anyway! Alhamdullah! His police record is from Yemen, he got it before he left Yemen almost 2 months ago. He arrived to Djibouti 3 weeks before his interview and he did the exam right away so they have enough time to send it to the embassy. So many peopl were being returned because their exam wasn't at thr embassy before their interview day. We didn't want to be told that! So alhamdullah for everything!!

[S82015 0]

  On 8/24/2017 at 8:44 PM, H93 said:

So what happens after his status changes on the ceac website. Do they contact you or you contact them?

Also was your husband's police record from Yemen or Djibouti?

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One the visa is issued he can go pick up his passport on a Sunday. His police record is from Yemen. 

[Dream2017 6]

Hi.

 

I have a question.  One of my relatives case is at Djibouti. He he is 29 have been waiting for a long time i their for appointment. His case type is f1. His father is us citizen.  His priority was on march 2009. Every time we email the embassy they don't reply.  What can we do???

 

Right he is i djibouti waiting for his appointment? 

 

Plz  help or share any ideas of what we can do?

[Hamzah 0]

  On 8/25/2017 at 12:09 AM, Dream2017 said:

Hi.

 

I have a question.  One of my relatives case is at Djibouti. He he is 29 have been waiting for a long time i their for appointment. His case type is f1. His father is us citizen.  His priority was on march 2009. Every time we email the embassy they don't reply.  What can we do???

 

Right he is i djibouti waiting for his appointment? 

 

Plz  help or share any ideas of what we can do?

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Has he done his medical exam? I showed up in Djibouti with my case not even being ready at the nvc. I showed up, and a month later, they transferred my case here, then I emailed them requesting an appointment and they gave me one a week away. I had my interview on Aug 2nd and right now just waiting.

[Dream2017 6]

  On 8/25/2017 at 7:10 PM, Hamzah said:

Has he done his medical exam? I showed up in Djibouti with my case not even being ready at the nvc. I showed up, and a month later, they transferred my case here, then I emailed them requesting an appointment and they gave me one a week away. I had my interview on Aug 2nd and right now just waiting.

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Yes. He did.  Been several mo ths since he did the medical exam  and now it will expire in  a month:(.