Do they need the petitioner’s original divorce decree on the interview

[payxibka 10,045]

1 minute ago, LilyJohansen said:

My mistake, I misread the original post. Either way, it doesn't hurt to bring just in case they ask.

They wont ask and I'll be damned if I would go through the hassle and expense of getting originals of all my civil documents into the hands of the applicant just because we can't comprehend the instructions 

1 minute ago, myVisaJourney said:

But it’s okay if they can’t send it from the US? Cuz it might get lost in the mail? 

It's ok because it's not required 

[John & Rose 7,239]

Hmmm.  The way I read this is they are only asking for the originals from the beneficiary.  Why is there any confusion?  I will give my wife a copy of my divorce just to have but I don't believe it has to be an original.  Was that the question?

[CM&KV 72]

My husband only printed out my copies of both original birth certificate and vital records, and the photo copy of my divorce decree. But he had 2 original marriage certificates that were issued from my county's court house. We didn't have any issuses regarding my civil docs. They only requested his CV. And we were appoved. But each embassy is different, our list of documents needed didn't say the petitioner's documents.

[myVisaJourney 11]

5 hours ago, CM&KV said:

My husband only printed out my copies of both original birth certificate and vital records, and the photo copy of my divorce decree. But he had 2 original marriage certificates that were issued from my county's court house. We didn't have any issuses regarding my civil docs. They only requested his CV. And we were appoved. But each embassy is different, our list of documents needed didn't say the petitioner's documents.

Why his CV?

[CM&KV 72]

1 hour ago, myVisaJourney said:

Why his CV?

He is an engineer, and the specialty field he works in is part of the Technology Alert List, they want to make sure he will not illegally pass information between both countries etc. He's had this type of security check each time he applied for a b1 visa, normally takes 3 weeks, this time it took nearly 4 months.

[myVisaJourney 11]

5 hours ago, CM&KV said:

He is an engineer, and the specialty field he works in is part of the Technology Alert List, they want to make sure he will not illegally pass information between both countries etc. He's had this type of security check each time he applied for a b1 visa, normally takes 3 weeks, this time it took nearly 4 months.

I am also an engineer. What kind of Engineer is he?

But I worked in a software house as a marketing executive

[CM&KV 72]

He has a masters in aerospace engineering

[myVisaJourney 11]

12 hours ago, CM&KV said:

He has a masters in aerospace engineering

And he worked in that field? I have a masters in metallurgical engineering but I never worked in that field ever

[CM&KV 72]

This would be year 11 for him working in aerospace. All his trips to the USA were based off of J1 and B1 visas, each time requested his CV. Ap for 3 weeks and visa issued. This time AP was longer nearly 4 months, got approved and hubby's flight leaves on April 26th. His medical expires on May 8th. He is currently networking with people he's met on these trips to help him get hired at the company he is sent too.

[myVisaJourney 11]

31 minutes ago, CM&KV said:

This would be year 11 for him working in aerospace. All his trips to the USA were based off of J1 and B1 visas, each time requested his CV. Ap for 3 weeks and visa issued. This time AP was longer nearly 4 months, got approved and hubby's flight leaves on April 26th. His medical expires on May 8th. He is currently networking with people he's met on these trips to help him get hired at the company he is sent too.

Oh. Btw how long it took to get your interview date? After your case documentarily qualified

[CM&KV 72]

Please keep in mind each embassy is different. For our Cr1 visa it took about 33ish days from case complete to email about our interview date. The Moscow embassy had to rescheduled us so we got the embassy email before the NVC email. Lack of staff from Putin wanting equal goverment personal at the embassy in each country.....and the K1s are having a hard time finding appointments and to get a visitor visa its currently a 10 month wait (I wish I was joking).... I'm glad that CR1s dont have to schedule the appointments since we are bumpped up the list appointments because of visa category.

[myVisaJourney 11]

11 minutes ago, CM&KV said:

Please keep in mind each embassy is different. For our Cr1 visa it took about 33ish days from case complete to email about our interview date. The Moscow embassy had to rescheduled us so we got the embassy email before the NVC email. Lack of staff from Putin wanting equal goverment personal at the embassy in each country.....and the K1s are having a hard time finding appointments and to get a visitor visa its currently a 10 month wait (I wish I was joking).... I'm glad that CR1s dont have to schedule the appointments since we are bumpped up the list appointments because of visa category.

Oh okay. Mine is a cr1 visa

[FarrahIdir 46]

They need the beneficiaries original documents not petitioners. 

 

I send a clear copy of my divorce decree( I was petitioner)  and he used it at interview with. NO issues.