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My friends husband in the USA, working for over 10 years, and his interview was scheduled in Bogotá Colombia, he received notice in mail a week after the interview date, what should they do???

12/26/05 I go to Cuba

send I-130 Petition

03/02/06 recived NOA1

04/03/06 send I-129 visa

04/13/06 NOA 1 for I-129F in mail

06/07/06 I-130 Approved

07/05/06 Ref in mail (129F)

07/06/06 send back (129F)

07/07/06 rcvd I-864 Processing fee bill &DS-3032

07/09/06 faxed DS-3032 to al

07/10/06 send I-864 fee

07/11/06 send DS- 3032 (next day delivery)

08/02/06 send bill $380. recived 08/08/06

08/09/06 send affidavit of support recived 08/10/06

08/16/06 send DS 230- arrived at visa center on 08/17/06 at 8AM

08/16/06 I129 approved

10/26/06 1-130 completed at NVC

02/12/07 Visa was issued

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My friends husband in the USA, working for over 10 years, and his interview was scheduled in Bogotá Colombia, he received notice in mail a week after the interview date, what should they do???

A little more info would be useful-

What sort of visa is he going for?

Did he give his residence in Bogota?

Is he legally in the USA?

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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My friends husband in the USA, working for over 10 years, and his interview was scheduled in Bogotá Colombia, he received notice in mail a week after the interview date, what should they do???

A little more info would be useful-

What sort of visa is he going for?

Did he give his residence in Bogota?

Is he legally in the USA?

No he gave his address in the USA However he had someone in his Church do the application for him and they did the I-130 instead of the I-495 which he qualifies because his wife in Cuban, he has requested that they transferred his petition to have interview in the USA but no one has answer, I think he has going to submitted a I-495, he wanted to know since he already has a Approved visa do you think that he could have problems submitting the I-495???

12/26/05 I go to Cuba

send I-130 Petition

03/02/06 recived NOA1

04/03/06 send I-129 visa

04/13/06 NOA 1 for I-129F in mail

06/07/06 I-130 Approved

07/05/06 Ref in mail (129F)

07/06/06 send back (129F)

07/07/06 rcvd I-864 Processing fee bill &DS-3032

07/09/06 faxed DS-3032 to al

07/10/06 send I-864 fee

07/11/06 send DS- 3032 (next day delivery)

08/02/06 send bill $380. recived 08/08/06

08/09/06 send affidavit of support recived 08/10/06

08/16/06 send DS 230- arrived at visa center on 08/17/06 at 8AM

08/16/06 I129 approved

10/26/06 1-130 completed at NVC

02/12/07 Visa was issued

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