IR-1/CR-1 Montreal DQ'd private message group goes public CONTINUED

[burmel 34]

Passport with CR1 Visa and Welcome to America letter delivered to me by Purolator this morning.  Hoping to cross by land in about 3 weeks.  Thank you to everyone here for all the advice and guidance and especially to HawkRiders and @DGF.

[MorningGlow 20]

21 minutes ago, burmel said:

Wow what a quick turnaround! Congrats, my husband was put into AP this morning. How did they contact you once everything was resolved on their end?

[Nikasalts 10]

Hello everyone. 

We got an email today saying that my daughter's case status has been updated (we're still at NVC). 

When I went to check it turns out they're still missing some documents (which I uploaded) but my daughter's case status has been changes to "accepted". Does it mean she's QD? Is there going to be a separate email notifying us of DQ status?

Many thanks 

 

[CGs_Mother 114]

Just now, Nikasalts said:

Hello everyone. 

We got an email today saying that my daughter's case status has been updated (we're still at NVC). 

When I went to check it turns out they're still missing some documents (which I uploaded) but my daughter's case status has been changes to "accepted". Does it mean she's QD? Is there going to be a separate email notifying us of DQ status?

Many thanks 

 

Yes, you and your daughter (if she uses a separate email address to yours) will receive emails confirming your "status has been updated" at NVC. Check the messages there and it will say "Documentarily Qualified".  In my experience, my teenager's documents were processed before mine. I think that's actually a good idea because at least you don't have to worry about your kid when you get yours, and it's highly unlikely they will process a minor without their parent. 

[CGs_Mother 114]

My interview is Wednesday and I'm having (another) panic attack, so sorry if this question has been answered here, but I can't find the answer right now.

 

Because of COVID, I do not have my husband's original birth certificate, passport, or deed to his house. I do have copies of his birth certificate and his most recent property tax assessment (proving where we are going to live). Given the times we are in, do you think the Embassy will accept copies or do you think I'll be put into AP until he can send up the original of his birth certificate? TIA

 

EDIT: I do have our original marriage license, and certified court copies of his divorce decree, along with original signatures of the AoS. Thanks.

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[LisaD1234 28]

Got my passport back today with the visa in it! So excited to be done!   Now to sell our house and move!   I won't be crossing for a few months yet sadly.  

Thank you so much @Hawk Riders for the awesome spreadsheet, that information was what kept me a little bit sane through the process!

[T&S_MTL 113]

30 minutes ago, CGs_Mother said:

My interview is Wednesday and I'm having (another) panic attack, so sorry if this question has been answered here, but I can't find the answer right now.

 

Because of COVID, I do not have my husband's original birth certificate, passport, or deed to his house. I do have copies of his birth certificate and his most recent property tax assessment (proving where we are going to live). Given the times we are in, do you think the Embassy will accept copies or do you think I'll be put into AP until he can send up the original of his birth certificate? TIA

 

EDIT: I do have our original marriage license, and certified court copies of his divorce decree, along with original signatures of the AoS. Thanks.

From what I've read in the reviews, they actually ask for the original birth certificate and passport of the applicant / immigrant, not the petitioner.

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[DGF 730]

1 hour ago, CGs_Mother said:

My interview is Wednesday and I'm having (another) panic attack, so sorry if this question has been answered here, but I can't find the answer right now.

 

Because of COVID, I do not have my husband's original birth certificate, passport, or deed to his house. I do have copies of his birth certificate and his most recent property tax assessment (proving where we are going to live). Given the times we are in, do you think the Embassy will accept copies or do you think I'll be put into AP until he can send up the original of his birth certificate? TIA

 

EDIT: I do have our original marriage license, and certified court copies of his divorce decree, along with original signatures of the AoS. Thanks.

I can't think of the last time someone has been asked for the petitioner's birth certificate or passport, it's been that long. Also, why would you need to show the deed to his house? I'm assuming he doesn't live in Canada (as you can't get his documents) so there's no need to show proof of domicile. I would be very surprised if you got put in AP for either of these. 

[CGs_Mother 114]

21 minutes ago, DGF said:

I can't think of the last time someone has been asked for the petitioner's birth certificate or passport, it's been that long. Also, why would you need to show the deed to his house? I'm assuming he doesn't live in Canada (as you can't get his documents) so there's no need to show proof of domicile. I would be very surprised if you got put in AP for either of these. 

Thanks - I do have a copy of his BC as proof of citizenship. I thought we had to bring proof of where we were going to live when we move to the US. Like I said, I am in pre-interview panic mode and you all have been amazing at your guidance through the process. I have proof of his address (paystub, tax bill). It's just been such a long and crazy wait because of the mess 2020 has been and the changes from President 45 to President 46...anyway, I will breathe now. Thank all y'all so much!  

[LisaD1234 28]

3 hours ago, CGs_Mother said:

My interview is Wednesday and I'm having (another) panic attack, so sorry if this question has been answered here, but I can't find the answer right now.

 

Because of COVID, I do not have my husband's original birth certificate, passport, or deed to his house. I do have copies of his birth certificate and his most recent property tax assessment (proving where we are going to live). Given the times we are in, do you think the Embassy will accept copies or do you think I'll be put into AP until he can send up the original of his birth certificate? TIA

 

EDIT: I do have our original marriage license, and certified court copies of his divorce decree, along with original signatures of the AoS. Thanks.

I wasn't even asked for any if my husband's documents.  I went prepared with original birth certificate and passport but didn't need them!   

[Cressidia 25]

got my passport back and visa in hand today. my interview was wednesday last week so i'll consider that the fastest they've every been concerning my case. lol.

 

My flights sunday so i just wanna say ty all so much for your guidance these past few months and i'm so glad to finally be going home to my cats and my husband after almost 3 years. 

[mam521 2,062]

6 hours ago, CGs_Mother said:

My interview is Wednesday and I'm having (another) panic attack, so sorry if this question has been answered here, but I can't find the answer right now.

 

Because of COVID, I do not have my husband's original birth certificate, passport, or deed to his house. I do have copies of his birth certificate and his most recent property tax assessment (proving where we are going to live). Given the times we are in, do you think the Embassy will accept copies or do you think I'll be put into AP until he can send up the original of his birth certificate? TIA

 

EDIT: I do have our original marriage license, and certified court copies of his divorce decree, along with original signatures of the AoS. Thanks.

You don't need original BC, passport or deed.  I had a copy of hub's naturalization certificate, but they didn't even ask.  It's more checking your own documents than anything.  

 

3 hours ago, Cressidia said:

got my passport back and visa in hand today. my interview was wednesday last week so i'll consider that the fastest they've every been concerning my case. lol.

 

My flights sunday so i just wanna say ty all so much for your guidance these past few months and i'm so glad to finally be going home to my cats and my husband after almost 3 years. 

Safe travels!  It will be so nice to hunker down at HOME!  

[Nikasalts 10]

7 hours ago, CGs_Mother said:

Yes, you and your daughter (if she uses a separate email address to yours) will receive emails confirming your "status has been updated" at NVC. Check the messages there and it will say "Documentarily Qualified".  In my experience, my teenager's documents were processed before mine. I think that's actually a good idea because at least you don't have to worry about your kid when you get yours, and it's highly unlikely they will process a minor without their parent. 

Thanks for clarifying that for me. I don't have the answer to your question below but good luck on your interview on Wednesday.  

[burmel 34]

10 hours ago, MorningGlow said:

Wow what a quick turnaround! Congrats, my husband was put into AP this morning. How did they contact you once everything was resolved on their end?

I just checked the status site provided in the c221g form.  I was interviewed Wed., it changed on Thurs.  I got my Passport and Visa today, Monday.

[Jay&Sid 211]

We had our interview today and our case was approved. 

We were in and out in an hour. 

They asked following document on first window and asked us to wait for the call. ( we waited 5-10 in the hall)

• Passports
• 1 picture
• Original Birth certificates for applicants only
• Original Marriage certificate
• Original Divorce papers for applicant only
• Original consent letter for relocation of children from my ex
• Original Police clearance
• i864
• Income tax return 2020

They asked following questions on second window. ( Total interview was 5-10 min long)

When and where you met with your spouse

When did you get married 

What is the longest time you stayed in US

Where you traveled in last 5 years

Where do you intend to live in US

 

The whole experience was short, simple and  pleasant.