US Immigration from Czech Republic

We submitted all documents on August 7th and today I got an email from NVC that our ceac account has been updated. So I logged in, all our documents are accepted. But there was a message saying -

Please submit every 2021 W-2/1099 form for (my husbands name).

I guess that that's and RFE, although it doesnt specifically say that anywhere on the site (I didnt know what to expect, I wouldve thought that we would get an email specifically saying "you got RFE" or someting). We uploaded last 3 years tax transcripts and the way my husband talked he said that theyre the same thing, so I guess they're not.

I assume that once he uploads it, the wait starts all over again, so another 2-3 months?

Im really getting depressed over it, we have waited so long at the uscis stage and now this

Hello,

My husband (the petitioner) just paid the NVC fees on Friday and we are waiting to be able to upload all the docs for NVC. I am still quite confused about some things though:

1) I am Czech and will be doing interview in Prague, Czech rep.. That would imply I do not need to have my civil documents translated, right? But then on the Prague embassy page of NVC website it states I must bring translations and I have even seen somewhere on the NVC website that it said "notarized" translations, but I can't find that particular page rn to confirm. So which is it lol.

I got both my birth cert. and police record translated, but not "officially" (we have what they call a "judicial translator", but if I want their signature to my translations that's another fee...

Should I upload the originals' scans and then bring the translation to the interview in Prague maybe? There arent very many people from CZ here, so it's hard to find people who have got some experience there

2) How old can the police records be? I had mine done on March 29 as I was leaving to the US for 2 months to be with my husband and wanted to have it ready in case we got approved by uscis (that was quite naive in retrospect).

I found information saying they should be valid for 2 years, but I also found information saying they are only valid for 6 months, making submitting a March record quite risky. Getting a new one isnt a problem, but if I need another translation, that's yet another fee. Obviously Ill get it if it's neccesarry, but if the 2 year rule applies it's a waste of money

Thank you!

Hello visajourney community! My fiance is located in Belize and I in the United States. He has been an integral part of developing my small business so we decided to approach his visa as a B1/B2 tourism/business purpose. We completed the DS-160 form, paid the fee for the visa appointment, and now his appointment is coming up in a couple of weeks. I am curious if anybody has experience they can share with what he needs to be fully prepared for his appointment as well as what the next steps might be. I greatly appreciate any insight anybody has on the process as a whole. I am anxious to get him to the United States so I can share aspects of my country with him the way he has his with me. I also have outlined benefits for the small business for him to visit the US. Thank you so much and I look forward to hearing anything you all have to share!

So I have the photo copy of the medical examination I did overseas (DS-3025) before my K1 interview and just now I ve noticed the panel physician marked a box Immigrant Visa or Parolee applicant completed vaccination requirements instead of the box that says K Visa Applicant voluntarily completed vaccination requirements . I adjusted from a k1 so it was marked wrong. Will they tell me at the green card interview I have to do a new medical?

Hi there,

I ve, been DQ since March 2020 from India but I transferred my case to the Czech Republic, I would like to know if anyone in line for F21 visa category? how long does it take to schedule interview here ?

Thank you for your answer.

Best,

L