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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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Since my package is on the way to Moscow I have been checking on this website waiting for her number to pop-up.

The list I have been watching is:

http://www.usembassy.ru/consular/iv_dates.php

Are the dates posted, the interview dates, if so, do they only interview on one day a month?

( the only dates listed are nov7 dec 7 and Jan 8)

The latest date posted is for Jan the 8th, I thought embassies typically got-off work on both, home country holiday's and also the holidays of the country that the embassy is located at.

... At least this is the statement on the website from the Russian embassy when I file for a tourist visa to Russia.

How long is the "official" New Years holiday in Russia, I thought it was about ten days.

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Question 2.

Since I am using my Passport.... well to be exact, the Russian visa,

as "proof" of our meeting, along with photos (and lesser forms of proof) I am concerned that my "actual" proof will not be at the interview since my passport is with me. According to the 1-129 "actual" documents ( birth cert. etc) are to be displayed at the interview.

Since this tourst visa is such a main part of my evidence, could it be a problem if they only have a xeroxed copy?

Edited by Danno

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted
Since my package is on the way to Moscow I have been checking on this website waiting for her number to pop-up.

The list I have been watching is:

http://www.usembassy.ru/consular/iv_dates.php

Are the dates posted, the interview dates, if so, do they only interview on one day a month?

( the only dates listed are nov7 dec 7 and Jan 8)

The latest date posted is for Jan the 8th, I thought embassies typically got-off work on both, home country holiday's and also the holidays of the country that the embassy is located at.

... At least this is the statement on the website from the Russian embassy when I file for a tourist visa to Russia.

How long is the "official" New Years holiday in Russia, I thought it was about ten days.

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Question 2.

Since I am using my Passport.... well to be exact, the Russian visa,

as "proof" of our meeting, along with photos (and lesser forms of proof) I am concerned that my "actual" proof will not be at the interview since my passport is with me. According to the 1-129 "actual" documents ( birth cert. etc) are to be displayed at the interview.

Since this tourst visa is such a main part of my evidence, could it be a problem if they only have a xeroxed copy?

I'm confused - I followed the link you gave and I see just about every day of every month with scheduled interviews. I think you're reading the date wrong - the last 07 is the year.... or for January, 08 is the year.....

------------------K1 Timeline------------------

05 Jul 2007: Mailed I129F petition

06 Jul 2007: CSC received petition

09 Jul 2007: NOA-1 Issued

10 Jul 2007: My check clears the bank

13 Jul 2007: I receive NOA-1 in the US Mail

19 Nov 2007: Touched

19 Nov 2007: USCIS website shows APPROVED

23 Nov 2007: I receive NOA-2 in the US Mail

12 Dec 2007: NVC receives petition

14 Dec 2007: NVC ships petition to Moscow embassy

19 Dec 2007: Moscow embassy receives petition

26 Feb 2008: Interview at Moscow embassy

13 Mar 2008: Received visa

18 Mar 2008: POE in Atlanta

09 May 2008: Wedding

-----------------AOS Timeline------------------

16 Jun 2008: Submittal for AOS

23 Jun 2008: NOA1 for AOS (I485, I765, I131)

24 Jun 2008: AOS checks cashed

15 Jul 2008: Biometrics appointment

04 Sep 2008: Received I-485 Interview letter

05 Sep 2008: AP/EAD Approved

08 Sep 2008: AP/EAD Received

29 Sep 2008: I-485 Interview (I-551 Stamp received)

07 Oct 2008: Green cards received

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted

When I went back and looked at it, I realized my mistake (Thanks to you).

Okay I nominate myself for the JACK-### ward on that one.

Now for my second question, did anyone use their travel Visa to Russia as evidence of a meeting,\, if so did you present the actual passport, a certified copy or just a copy?

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"Those people who will not be governed by God


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William Penn

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted

I think for visas as evidence, photocopies are enough. They can't possibly expect you to give her your passport for her interview. And if you had evidence in your petition packet and they approved it, it means there is some evidence already in your file. I'm not sure though, because I'm not to that stage yet. And I will be asking similar things I'm sure.

22 Jun 05 - We met in a tiny bar in Williamsburg, Va. (spent all summer together)

27 May 06 - Sasha comes back for a 2nd glorious summer (spent 8 months apart)

01 Jan 07 - Jason travels to Moscow for 2 weeks with Sasha

27 May 07 - Jason again travels to Moscow for 2 weeks of perfection

14 July 07 - I-129F and all related documents sent to VSC

16 July 07 - I-129F delivered to VSC and signed for by P. Novak

20 July 07 - NOA1 issued / receipt number assigned

27 Sep 07 - Jason travels to Moscow to be with Sasha for 2 weeks

28 Nov 07 - NOA2 issued...TOUCHED!...then...APPROVED!!!

01 Dec 07 - NVC receives/assigns case #

04 Dec 07 - NVC sends case to U.S. Embassy Moscow

26 Dec 07 - Jason visits Sasha in Russia for the 4th and final time of 2007 :)

22 Feb 08 - Moscow Interview! (APPROVED!!!)..Yay!

24 Mar 08 - Sasha and Jason reunite in the U.S. :)

31 May 08 - Married

29 Dec 08- Alexander is born

11 Jan 10 - AOS / AP / EAD package sent

19 Jan 10 - AOS NOA1 / AP NOA1 / EAD NOA1

08 Feb 10 - AOS case transferred to CSC

16 Mar 10 - AP received

16 Mar 10 - AOS approved

19 Mar 10 - EAD received

22 Mar 10 - GC received

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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Posted

#2- Photocopy should be fine. I think I sent a copy of mine as well. (I know I didn't send the actual passport and visa.) As far as "proof" of meeting, it's more or less to show that you have actually met each other (recently) and aren't engaged in one of those arranged marriage type deals where you're going to marry someone you've never even met before. It's also to show that you didn't just click on a profile and say "add to cart."

Русский форум член.

Ensure your beneficiary makes and brings with them to the States a copy of the DS-3025 (vaccination form)

If the government is going to force me to exercise my "right" to health care, then they better start requiring people to exercise their Right to Bear Arms. - "Where's my public option rifle?"

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted
#2- Photocopy should be fine. I think I sent a copy of mine as well. (I know I didn't send the actual passport and visa.) As far as "proof" of meeting, it's more or less to show that you have actually met each other (recently) and aren't engaged in one of those arranged marriage type deals where you're going to marry someone you've never even met before. It's also to show that you didn't just click on a profile and say "add to cart."

Thanks for the reply guys,

"Add to the cart", that might sound interesting... but I would check-out the return policy, I bet there would be one hell of a "restocking fee" involved.

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"Those people who will not be governed by God


will be ruled by tyrants."



William Penn

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted
#2- Photocopy should be fine. I think I sent a copy of mine as well. (I know I didn't send the actual passport and visa.) As far as "proof" of meeting, it's more or less to show that you have actually met each other (recently) and aren't engaged in one of those arranged marriage type deals where you're going to marry someone you've never even met before. It's also to show that you didn't just click on a profile and say "add to cart."

Thanks for the reply guys,

"Add to the cart", that might sound interesting... but I would check-out the return policy, I bet there would be one hell of a "restocking fee" involved.

There's a pretty funny YouTube video about a guy that mail-ordered a Russian bride and his mom was all pissed at him and they were talking about returning her when.... I don't want to spoil it for you. I posted the link a couple months ago but I'm too lazy to

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOi44zp97yI

There it is. Check it out.

The "add to cart" thing comes from Amazon and it seems a lot of people here in the U.S. think it's possible to select one of these girls from a website, "add them to cart" and then a few months later they show up in a box or something. That's partly why USCIS asks for "proof" of meeting.

Русский форум член.

Ensure your beneficiary makes and brings with them to the States a copy of the DS-3025 (vaccination form)

If the government is going to force me to exercise my "right" to health care, then they better start requiring people to exercise their Right to Bear Arms. - "Where's my public option rifle?"

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Posted
The "add to cart" thing comes from Amazon and it seems a lot of people here in the U.S. think it's possible to select one of these girls from a website, "add them to cart" and then a few months later they show up in a box or something. That's partly why USCIS asks for "proof" of meeting.

Customers Who Bought Russian Bride also bought

Golden Gate Bridge

Swamp Land in Florida

Nigerian Finance Minister Widow's Millions

V14GR4Z!!1

:)

(And by the way, anyone else notice that "shipping" on your Russian Bride order is completely outrageous?)

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted

It was kind of pricey, and I didn't get the whole "satisfaction guaranteed or your money back" memo. It was on the website, but mine must've gotten lost in the mail or something.

Русский форум член.

Ensure your beneficiary makes and brings with them to the States a copy of the DS-3025 (vaccination form)

If the government is going to force me to exercise my "right" to health care, then they better start requiring people to exercise their Right to Bear Arms. - "Where's my public option rifle?"

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted
:lol:

22 Jun 05 - We met in a tiny bar in Williamsburg, Va. (spent all summer together)

27 May 06 - Sasha comes back for a 2nd glorious summer (spent 8 months apart)

01 Jan 07 - Jason travels to Moscow for 2 weeks with Sasha

27 May 07 - Jason again travels to Moscow for 2 weeks of perfection

14 July 07 - I-129F and all related documents sent to VSC

16 July 07 - I-129F delivered to VSC and signed for by P. Novak

20 July 07 - NOA1 issued / receipt number assigned

27 Sep 07 - Jason travels to Moscow to be with Sasha for 2 weeks

28 Nov 07 - NOA2 issued...TOUCHED!...then...APPROVED!!!

01 Dec 07 - NVC receives/assigns case #

04 Dec 07 - NVC sends case to U.S. Embassy Moscow

26 Dec 07 - Jason visits Sasha in Russia for the 4th and final time of 2007 :)

22 Feb 08 - Moscow Interview! (APPROVED!!!)..Yay!

24 Mar 08 - Sasha and Jason reunite in the U.S. :)

31 May 08 - Married

29 Dec 08- Alexander is born

11 Jan 10 - AOS / AP / EAD package sent

19 Jan 10 - AOS NOA1 / AP NOA1 / EAD NOA1

08 Feb 10 - AOS case transferred to CSC

16 Mar 10 - AP received

16 Mar 10 - AOS approved

19 Mar 10 - EAD received

22 Mar 10 - GC received

 
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