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Enemyz   4

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Good Day!

 

We got an email from US Embassy and we got confused about the I-864. On the email they said bring the copy of I-864 on interview date but my husband submitted the I-864ez, the shorter version of I-864 which also allowed if you are a qualified petitioner. We have emailed and called the embassy for clarification but they only replied to bring whats in the list. Do we have to furnish again the I-864 even though the NVC approved the I-864ez already?

 

Pease attached screenshot of the email.

 

Thanks in advance

 

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22 hours ago, Enemyz said:

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We got an email from US Embassy and we got confused about the I-864. On the email they said bring the copy of I-864 on interview date but my husband submitted the I-864ez, the shorter version of I-864 which also allowed if you are a qualified petitioner. We have emailed and called the embassy for clarification but they only replied to bring whats in the list. Do we have to furnish again the I-864 even though the NVC approved the I-864ez already?

 

Pease attached screenshot of the email.

 

Thanks in advance

 

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Yes I believe they want you to take a hard copy to the interview also. 

 

 

 
 
 
July 28 2011- Married :dancing:
 
April 1 2013- Sent I-130
 
April 2 2013- NOA1
 
Nov 14 2013-Transferred to NSC
 
Nov 21- File touched
 
Jan 10, 2014- Approved! (NOA2)
 
Jan 13, 2014- Shipped out to NVC
 
Jan 27, 2014- Received by NVC
 
March 6,2014- Received Case Number and requested Case Number Change
 
March 9, 2014 -Sent in DS-261
 
March 10,2014 - Paid AOS Fee
 
March 22, 2014 - Sent in AOS Package
 
March 25,2014 - Paid IV Fee
 
March 26, 2014 - AOS Package picked up by a B.Standish
 
March 28, 2014 - IV fee shown as PAid
 
March 31, 2014 - Send corrections to AOS Package
 
April 1, 2014 - Corrected Aos Package received and signed by N Visa Center
 
April 5, 2014 - Case number changed finally
 
April 11, 2014- Got checklist for AOS
 
April 17, 2014- Submitted DS-260
 
April 18, 2014- Sent in IV package and AOS checklist
 
May 14, 2014- IV Checklist
 
May 16, 2014- Sent in IV Checklist
 
May 23, 2014- IV Checklist received
 
June 25, 2014- Case Complete
 
July 2, 2014- Receive CC email
 
July 11, 2014- Interview email received
 
July 21, 2014- Medical Done
 
Aug 26, 2014- Interview
 
Case in AP :ranting::ranting:
 
Oct 23, turned in needed documents
 
 
 
Case Updated- July 22, 30, Aug 5, Nov 2, Nov 4, Nov 8, Nov 15+16 (2015)
 
Nov 16-told to go to Embassy
 
 
 
Update Nov 29 + 30
 
Nov 29 - Gave Refusal Sheet :cry:
 
Informed that Case is being sent back to USCIS with intent to revoke :ranting::ranting::ranting:
 
 
 
Jan 12-13, 216 Case Date Update on CEAC
 
Feb 12,2016-Update on USCIS, case under review
 
Oct 14, 2016 NOIR sent out, received OCT 18, 2016
 
 
 
 

 

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Hi I would like to ask an update on your interview. We're in the same boat as you are. We've been asked to upload copies of CENOMAR and the IRS transcript, both which have already been uploaded to ceac and have been accepted. 

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Enemyz   4

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My wife just brought her orginal documents and didn't have any issues. Most stuff they never even ask for, but it's best to be prepared.

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