DECEMBER 2018 K-1 NOA2 ----> NVC

[Kkimpala 33]

Hey all! Hoping everyone waiting for an interview date gets theirs this week! I’m wondering if anyone knows what they mean on the interview documents checklist by “copy of US petitioner status in USA” and “copies of documents proving petitioner’s US domicile”. My fiancé is a US born citizen and has lived in the US his whole life so not sure if we need more than his birth certificate? Also, he just has a wallet sized certificate that states his birth details and both parents names. Do we need a “long form” birth certificate or anything more than that to prove domicile?

thanks in advance!!

[Fer Schvarztman 217]

1 hour ago, Kkimpala said:

Hey all! Hoping everyone waiting for an interview date gets theirs this week! I’m wondering if anyone knows what they mean on the interview documents checklist by “copy of US petitioner status in USA” and “copies of documents proving petitioner’s US domicile”. My fiancé is a US born citizen and has lived in the US his whole life so not sure if we need more than his birth certificate? Also, he just has a wallet sized certificate that states his birth details and both parents names. Do we need a “long form” birth certificate or anything more than that to prove domicile?

thanks in advance!!

Thanks! Here waitting for the Embassy to open new dates for interview, still working on packet 3. I believe a copy of his passport biography page and birth certificate should be enough. About "copies proving petitioner´s domicile" could be a bill under his name showing his home adress? In Argentina we are not asked more than birth certificate and passport.

But check with the US embassy in your country because some things vary from country to country. Hope this helps you out 😃

Edited February 25, 2019 by Fernanda R Sanz

[Greenbaum 12,259]

4 hours ago, Kkimpala said:

Hey all! Hoping everyone waiting for an interview date gets theirs this week! I’m wondering if anyone knows what they mean on the interview documents checklist by “copy of US petitioner status in USA” and “copies of documents proving petitioner’s US domicile”. My fiancé is a US born citizen and has lived in the US his whole life so not sure if we need more than his birth certificate? Also, he just has a wallet sized certificate that states his birth details and both parents names. Do we need a “long form” birth certificate or anything more than that to prove domicile?

thanks in advance!!

Copy of his passport bio page and a utility bill showing his address should satisfy the domicile. I guess you would use the passport for the status. Those are a couple of curve balls that no other embassy ask for. Mmmmm goood luck.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

5 hours ago, AMSS said:

 

Que bien Nelson. Tengo una pregunta hay que llevar la sonografia o placa a la entrevista de los exámenes médicos o solo el sobre sellado? 

 

 

5 hours ago, Nelson0308 said:

solo el sobre sellado, ellos te diran en la clinica tambien

The VJ terms of service request that you speak English in any thread that is not "tied to your country" So, you could speak Spanish in a thread that was dedicated to Dominican Republic for instance. Thanks.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

On ‎2‎/‎22‎/‎2019 at 1:09 PM, Fernanda R Sanz said:

As far as I know, petitioner must show birth certificate and passport copy of biopage, so for sponsor I thought I need the sponsor birth certificate or citizenship  and passport bio page, to show he is actualy a US citizen, my doubt is for interview they ask originals, but we´ll not able to have the co sponsor´s original citizenship document, some people in this webpage told me to have a copy of citizenship and passport bio page signed and dated by hand.

See below.

 

On ‎2‎/‎22‎/‎2019 at 3:20 PM, met said:

Honestly, I would suggest to verify that with the Embassy. 

 

That might be a country specific requirement I guess. Although the Embassy in Warsaw was not interested in the co-sponsorship papers I did have them on me. But it was just affidavit, employmet letter and bank account statement. All of above where also outlined in the Embassy guidelines on what to bring to the interview. 

 

Emailing the embassy is ok but really just need to use the P3.

 

On ‎2‎/‎22‎/‎2019 at 4:36 PM, myjourney2018 said:

 

I agree with Met, probably best if you email the embassy.  I know for the petition, you send in a copy of the petitioner's birth certificate or passport as proof of citizenship.  At the interview, my fiance was never asked to show my birth certificate or passport.  

Emailing the embassy is ok but really just need to use the P3.

 

On ‎2‎/‎22‎/‎2019 at 11:45 PM, Roxyneu said:

Hey everybody! Question, we have our interview next week and we don't know if our Single Statement needs to be updated. It is dated 2016 and has no expiration. Should I get a new one or am I good? 

Refer to your P3 packet from the embassy for all required documents. Don't bring the kitchen sink with you. Only those in high fraud embassy's may want to pad a little more but for others it's not needed.

[Fer Schvarztman 217]

Thanks for that quotes   @Greenbaum, we just want to be ready for any situation. Packet 3 doesn't say what prooves you need to add, just mention some as example. We'll show copies signed and dated by sponsor. One question, does my fiance have to sign all the affidavit of support copies from sponsor beside the sponsor? 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

2 minutes ago, Fernanda R Sanz said:

Thanks for that quotes   @Greenbaum, we just want to be ready for any situation. Packet 3 doesn't say what prooves you need to add, just mention some as example. We'll show copies signed and dated by sponsor. One question, does my fiance have to sign all the affidavit of support copies from sponsor beside the sponsor? 

No. That's not needed. Signing doesn't do anything for the process. Just sign once on the signature line.

[Kate41 0]

54 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

No. That's not needed. Signing doesn't do anything for the process. Just sign once on the signature 

 

 

Edited February 25, 2019 by Kate41

[Kate41 0]

My fiance went for his interview on 2/21/19 everything went fine but because he was leaving in Dominica they ask for a police certificate from Dominica. How can he get it from there when he doesn't stay there anymore. Please help me

 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

7 minutes ago, Kate41 said:

My fiance went for his interview on 2/21/19 everything went fine but because he was leaving in Dominica they ask for a police certificate from Dominica. How can he get it from there when he doesn't stay there anymore. Please help me

 

Go to the end of the document and instructions are there.

[ifeco 21]

Please, can someone explain this to me..I tried to track my passport and this is what I see...previously it says still with the Embassy and now this...so I don't understand 

[Janique pine 58]

When the ceac site says issue does that mean the visa is ready for pick up ? 

[NicoleS 189]

I was FINALLY cleared to book my interview (received P4) today! April 3 interview wooooo

[Kate41 0]

3 hours ago, Greenbaum said:

Go to the end of the document and instructions are there.

Which document? The one that my fiance received from the consular?

[Greenbaum 12,259]

44 minutes ago, Kate41 said:

Which document? The one that my fiance received from the consular?

Yes. Sorry I didn't specifird which document.