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

[Greenbaum 12,259]

3 hours ago, M and Ed said:

I'm almost sure it's the NVC number.

Speaking of this section, there's a part where I'm supposed to list the countries I've visited in the past 5 years, but they only allow to enter 20. I've visited over 50 in the last five years, should I attach a paper or something with this information?

The DS-160 is for the beneficiary not the petitioner.   ???  Normally beneficiary's don't travel to over 50 countries so I might be wrong.

[M and Ed 74]

2 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

The DS-160 is for the beneficiary not the petitioner.   ???  Normally beneficiary's don't travel to over 50 countries so I might be wrong.

Yes. I am the beneficiary and I have traveled that much

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Just now, M and Ed said:

Yes. I am the beneficiary and I have traveled that much

Ok. Now I am a little wiser. You should use an addendum to list the remaining locations that you have traveled to. Post the same information requested at the original question, refer the "reader" to the addendum attached and on the addendum quote the page and section you are continuing your answer from. If you use more then one page label them page 1 of 2 and 2 of 2.

 

Have you lived in any of those countries since 16 years old for more than 6 months?

[M and Ed 74]

Just now, Greenbaum said:

Ok. Now I am a little wiser. You should use an addendum to list the remaining locations that you have traveled to. Post the same information requested at the original question, refer the "reader" to the addendum attached and on the addendum quote the page and section you are continuing your answer from. If you use more then one page label them page 1 of 2 and 2 of 2.

 

Have you lived in any of those countries since 16 years old for more than 6 months?

We'd be lost without you thanks!

No, I was a permanent resident of Italy for 5 months before ioved away, so we're good, no police records needed

[Crowlz 55]

Visa interview booked in the Dublin embassy for February 5th. It’s been a long road since we applied in June so now it all boils down to the officer. Final step! 

[Roxy and Emmy 43]

Hey guys i accidently input the USCIS case number instead of the NVC case number in my DS-160 and already submitted it. What should I do?

 

PS My CEAC status changed date for the third time (once on the 23, then 24 then today) so I’m wondering if anything will come soon 😕 

[Gabriela & Jannik 17]

Does anyone know (for Frankfurt, Germany) if we need to pay the visa fee with packet 3 or if that’s done when we get notified that we can schedule an interview and then pay the visa to schedule it? 

[TandSarahJane 178]

1 hour ago, Roxyneu said:

Hey guys i accidently input the USCIS case number instead of the NVC case number in my DS-160 and already submitted it. What should I do?

 

PS My CEAC status changed date for the third time (once on the 23, then 24 then today) so I’m wondering if anything will come soon 😕 

Ur fine, the Ds160 accepts either number correctly.  

[Crowlz 55]

2 hours ago, Gabriela & Jannik said:

Does anyone know (for Frankfurt, Germany) if we need to pay the visa fee with packet 3 or if that’s done when we get notified that we can schedule an interview and then pay the visa to schedule it? 

When booking your visa interview you’ll have a request for payment come in. 

[NicholeT 157]

Our case was delivered to the embassy today, interview is set for 22 Feb, so now we're just waiting on the email to schedule the medical appointment.🙌🏽🇺🇸🇯🇲

[Janique pine 58]

20 minutes ago, NicholeT said:

Our case was delivered to the embassy today, interview is set for 22 Feb, so now we're just waiting on the email to schedule the medical appointment.🙌🏽🇺🇸🇯🇲

You called to set up the interview ? 

[NicholeT 157]

45 minutes ago, Janique pine said:

You called to set up the interview ? 

No, it has to be done online. My fiance did it yesterday.

[Fer Schvarztman 217]

@Greenbaum you may help me out and anyone with experience on this: Still filling out form DS 160. Question: In "Aditional work, education and trainig", where it says: "Have you resided in any country for six month or longer..?", it refers to someone who resided with a recidensy visa or refers to someone who stayed overseas that period of time?. I've been 6 months in Colombia with my fiance as tourists, and 1 year more or less in Mexico with my fiance as tourists as well. I tried to get Mexico's police clearance when I traveled in november to met my fiance, but could not process it, the law changed so the Mexican goverment representarive asked me to send a phisical letter from the U.S goverment stating why, where and for what reason I was asking for the police clearance...the Mexican representative was not sure if I could process it, because i did not have a residency, just tourist visa. 

My fiance called the USCIS, asked what I should do, and they were not sure eather, so they told him to schedule an interview with the USCIS, but when he tried to do so,the webpage was not showing any available date to schedule an interview, he tried for weeks...

 

Now I'm scared and not sure how to answer the question, and also Im not sure what to do with the colombia and Mexican police clearance, Is it a must in my case even I was with tourist visa? What If I don't have them at the interview? Will they deny my petition? Please help! 😓😣

Edited January 25, 2019 by Fernanda R Sanz

[M and Ed 74]

6 minutes ago, Fernanda R Sanz said:

@Greenbaum you may help me out and anyone with experience on this: Still filling out form DS 160. Question: In "Aditional work, education and trainig", where it says: "Have you resided in any country for six month or longer..?", it refers to someone who resided with a recidensy visa or refers to someone who stayed overseas that period of time?. I've been 6 months in Colombia with my fiance as tourists, and 1 year more or less in Mexico with my fiance as tourists as well. I tried to get Mexico's police clearance when I traveled in november to met my fiance, but could not process it, the law changed so the Mexican goverment representarive asked me to send a phisical letter from the U.S goverment stating why, where and for what reason I was asking for the police clearance...the Mexican representative was not sure if I could process it, because i did not have a residency, just tourist visa. 

My fiance called the USCIS, asked what I should do, and they were not sure eather, so they told him to schedule an interview with the USCIS, but when he tried to do so,the webpage was not showing any available date to schedule an interview, he tried for weeks...

 

Now I'm scared and not sure how to answer the question, and also Im not sure what to do with the colombia and Mexican police clearance, Is it a must in my case even I was with tourist visa? What If I don't have them at the interview? Will they deny my petition? Please help! 😓😣

Nothing to worry about. I have similar situations with a few countries but you only need it if you have LEGALLY resided for OVER 1 YEAR FOR ARGENTINIANS. So you are fine

[M and Ed 74]

Just now, M and Ed said:

Nothing to worry about. I have similar situations with a few countries but you only need it if you have LEGALLY resided for OVER 1 YEAR FOR ARGENTINIANS. So you are fine

Also, there're not available interview dates for the BSAS embassy? I haven't tried to book it yet since I'm waiting for P3 to be sent