Interview timeline after Documentarily Qualified (DQ)

[Stacey Ann 519]

23 minutes ago, AMO O said:

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/trump-adviser-stephen-miller-reveals-aggressive-second-term-immigration-agenda-n1245407?fbclid=IwAR0XQMKqqrYrdcQwIsmN0I1icdG-MifvkUPNoN0XIkzRfweailwXhZW9v1s

 

 

Please go out and vote guys....because this is ridiculous!!!!!

Hence the reason we need these reschedules to happen ASAP!

[Twani & Anna 5]

So apart from AMO If my mind serves me right based on the past convos I’ve read..no one else ever tried their luck to expedite?  

[Steffy Stef 123]

23 minutes ago, Twani & Anna said:

So apart from AMO If my mind serves me right based on the past convos I’ve read..no one else ever tried their luck to expedite?  

I believe one other based on medical for family 

[AMO O 125]

46 minutes ago, Stacey Ann said:

Hence the reason we need these reschedules to happen ASAP!

Amen to that!!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[Queencity 25]

4 hours ago, AMO O said:

Amen to that!!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Yes I did. See my timeline. Got visa approved on the 29th

[Steffy Stef 123]

37 minutes ago, Queencity said:

Yes I did. See my timeline. Got visa approved on the 29th

Congrats 

[wal 7]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1088884551525921

 

New group created on facebook to assist with the tracking of our nvc process at the US embassy in Jamaica. 

[Twani & Anna 5]

34 minutes ago, wal said:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1088884551525921

 

New group created on facebook to assist with the tracking of our nvc process at the US embassy in Jamaica. 

Ok thanks 👍🏼👍🏼

[Larry123 37]

Good morning! Good luck to everyone this week!

 

people who have gone through already,  did you have to pay any fee in the embassy after being approved?

 

what can you take into the embassy and what is not allowed by experience??

 

 

[Stacey Ann 519]

16 hours ago, Larry123 said:

Good morning! Good luck to everyone this week!

 

people who have gone through already,  did you have to pay any fee in the embassy after being approved?

 

what can you take into the embassy and what is not allowed by experience??

 

 

Hi @Larry123 after your husband receives his visa and before he flies out will pay the $220 USCIS immigrant fee online here by following the prompts https://my.uscis.gov/uscis-immigrant-fee. You may pay after he arrives also, but as the fee is used to process his GC I would suggest paying before so not to cause any delays.

 

Basically, he takes his paperwork, evidence and wallet. Here is the list of items prohibited at the Embassy https://jm.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/prohibited-items/

 

Edited November 3, 2020 by Stacey Ann

[Stacey Ann 519]

Gm all. https://www.businessinsider.com/federal-judge-strikes-down-public-charge-rule-targeting-immigrants-2020-11?amp

[Steffy Stef 123]

Good morning , I pray everyone stay safe today so and protect your mental health. Continue to Love on your love ones !!! 🥰 

[Cris_K 70]

Good Morning everyone

  Any interview dates for May and June month DQ's? I know few May months DQ's having interview this week. My DQ is June 18 and interview scheduled and cancelled for Sept 18.

 

 

[Larry123 37]

Good Afternoon, 

Bare with me and the long update.  My husband got approved, as his interview was this morning.  They said 7-10 business days until his VISA will be ready for pick up, but I checked online and it says it has already printed and will be available soon for pick up.  

 

The appointment was scheduled for 7:30, and he arrived a few minutes before 7.  They were cleaning inside and he did have to wait outside in the line until his time.  There was a line and quite a few people waiting.  He said they split everyone into two groups, and it appeared that everyone in his group was spousal visas.  He said it was about 5 people in his group for this timeframe.  The interview was at a window as if you were ordering food.  So he could overhear other interviews, and he remembers one person did not have to swear under oath, but he did.  We are not sure why some have to and some do not.  

 

First, he was asked some questions by a man, and then next a lot of questions by a woman.  The questions he could remember are:

How long have we been married?

If we have any children, if the baby is his

Has he traveled to the states before?

Asked about his travel in other countries they could see he had been to

How long he stayed in the sates. 

She went through the photo album and asked about who people were in the pictures with us. 

How old the baby is

Where did we meet

When did I migrate to the US -- He explained I was born in the US and studied abroad in Jamaica

How many times did we visit each other

When was the last time he saw me (if it was March) and he explained I had come for the September interview and it was canceled. 

Who is filing for him

What is her name (mine)

If he had any issues with the law or run-ins with the police

How old he was when we met for the first time

She looked through our photo album twice and did ask him questions throughout it to see what he knew about the photos, even though he was in the pics so he was obviously there in the moments.  lol.  

 

They took his passport and canceled his visitor VISA, said: "Everything checks out and we are able to issue you a VISA".  Told him he should get an email when his visa is ready for pick up, gave him a form about domestic violence to read, had him swear under oath with his right hand raised, and took his fingerprints. 

 

He said he almost cried when getting the approval, one step closer to being together as a family. 

 

Our DQ date way May 30th, our initial interview date was September 8th, and we were re-scheduled and approved today November 3rd.  

 

If this helps any of you then I am grateful and will continue to be praying for you all!  

[Prettybartley 77]

2 minutes ago, Larry123 said:

Good Afternoon, 

Bare with me and the long update.  My husband got approved, as his interview was this morning.  They said 7-10 business days until his VISA will be ready for pick up, but I checked online and it says it has already printed and will be available soon for pick up.  

 

The appointment was scheduled for 7:30, and he arrived a few minutes before 7.  They were cleaning inside and he did have to wait outside in the line until his time.  There was a line and quite a few people waiting.  He said they split everyone into two groups, and it appeared that everyone in his group was spousal visas.  He said it was about 5 people in his group for this timeframe.  The interview was at a window as if you were ordering food.  So he could overhear other interviews, and he remembers one person did not have to swear under oath, but he did.  We are not sure why some have to and some do not.  

 

First, he was asked some questions by a man, and then next a lot of questions by a woman.  The questions he could remember are:

How long have we been married?

If we have any children, if the baby is his

Has he traveled to the states before?

Asked about his travel in other countries they could see he had been to

How long he stayed in the sates. 

She went through the photo album and asked about who people were in the pictures with us. 

How old the baby is

Where did we meet

When did I migrate to the US -- He explained I was born in the US and studied abroad in Jamaica

How many times did we visit each other

When was the last time he saw me (if it was March) and he explained I had come for the September interview and it was canceled. 

Who is filing for him

What is her name (mine)

If he had any issues with the law or run-ins with the police

How old he was when we met for the first time

She looked through our photo album twice and did ask him questions throughout it to see what he knew about the photos, even though he was in the pics so he was obviously there in the moments.  lol.  

 

They took his passport and canceled his visitor VISA, said: "Everything checks out and we are able to issue you a VISA".  Told him he should get an email when his visa is ready for pick up, gave him a form about domestic violence to read, had him swear under oath with his right hand raised, and took his fingerprints. 

 

He said he almost cried when getting the approval, one step closer to being together as a family. 

 

Our DQ date way May 30th, our initial interview date was September 8th, and we were re-scheduled and approved today November 3rd.  

 

If this helps any of you then I am grateful and will continue to be praying for you all!  

Congratulations!!!❤️🇯🇲