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This might sound like a stupid question but I'll ask anyway...

When they ask for military records on the checklist and that you did not serve in the army, do you have to bring proof of it?One more reason I found to stress out for the interview...

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This might sound like a stupid question but I'll ask anyway...

When they ask for military records on the checklist and that you did not serve in the army, do you have to bring proof of it?One more reason I found to stress out for the interview...

proof of something you never did. I'm only guessing here, but I'm gonna say don't worry about it. Take a deep breath, and good luck. (My husband's interview is on the 3rd of May, so i am nervous too. I totally understand!

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4-8-2005 ..........Civil Wedding

5-11-2005..........I-130 delivered by a friend to consulate in Mexico City (REFUSED)

6-1-2005 ...........I-130 hand delivered to consulate in Mexico City by us

6-8-2005 ..........I-130 approved

6-25-2005..........Church Wedding in Oaxaca, Mexico

9-13-2006..........Get email reply that says, "Your Packet 3 was mailed today" (never arrives)

1-3-2006............I download and mail Packet 3 forms

1-24-2006..........Forms "qualified" in CDJ

3.31.2006...........Received email from CDJ that appointment date = May 3rd

5.3.2006............Interview in CDJ - Visa denied

5.4.2006............Submit I-601 waiver of inadmissablity at consulate in CDJ

5.6.2006.............Sent email to my congressman John Barrow (GA) asking for help.

5.8.2006............My mom sends letter to Senator Bob Graham (FL).

11/2006...I have to leave my husband in Mexico to care for my daughter

11/2006 ...I send a better Hardship Letter and more supporting documentation.

12/2006.............Sent letter to my congressman Tom Price (GA) asking for help.

1/2007...Congressman Price's office receives notice that application had been approved several months previously. 2nd interview set for 6/1/07

6/1/2007...Second interview, VISA APPROVED

6/3/2007...We are reunited in Atlanta after 7 months of separation

09/01/2010..N-400 sent

9/11/2010...Still madly in love, & the visa nightmare is now just a dramatic episode in our ongoing Love Story.

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This might sound like a stupid question but I'll ask anyway...

When they ask for military records on the checklist and that you did not serve in the army, do you have to bring proof of it?One more reason I found to stress out for the interview...

proof of something you never did. I'm only guessing here, but I'm gonna say don't worry about it. Take a deep breath, and good luck. (My husband's interview is on the 3rd of May, so i am nervous too. I totally understand!

I'd say you're right, it's a good advice (I stopped breathing around the time the visa process started! :) ..Good luck on the Interview!

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