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Some good news! My Fiancee's K-1 was granted, and we made it to the USA and were married on May 30th. We are working on the green card paperwork now.

Howdy, So the bad new is Greece denied my Fiancée's VISA application, the good news is it was because of showing she could support herself while in country, this is an easy problem to fix, so she will re-apply at the end of this month. My fiancée' sent the Us Embassy in Warsaw an email asking for her I-129F approval notice to be extended by 4 months (I removed some content). "Dear Sirs, Thank you for your correspondence. Petitions for K visas are valid for four months only. Beyond that, a consular officer must agree to extend the validity of the petition to continue with case processing. If the I-129F has expired, the applicant should bring a letter from the Petitioner to the interview indicating that the Petitioner and the applicant still intend to marry within 90 days of the applicant’s entry to the United States. This letter does not need to be long or detailed, but it should be signed and dated. We do not need to see the original, a scanned copy is acceptable. Regards, Immigrant Visa Section U.S. Embassy Warsaw /mk" I assume this means her interview window will be automatically extended and when we are in Warsaw she just needs a letter as described above? Any guidance here, do I need to send an email to them? Thanks!

Another question! Q3: in the welcome Letter it mentions a 4 month limit to schedule your interview by. How hard is this limit? I sent the following question to the Warsaw Embassy: " I am the petitioner for this case, Kristina my Fiancee is the beneficiary. In the attached document below it says: Russian: "Петиции на визы невесты/жениха действительны только 4 месяца. После того времени продолжение срока действительности петиции, позволяющее на оформление визы зависит от решения консула." English: "Petitions for fiance/groom visas are valid for 4 months only. After that time, continuation of the term the validity of the petition allowing for the issuance of a visa depends on the decision of the consul." Does this mean my petition will expire 4 months from September 26th? We have had a very difficult time planning this trip, especially securing a VISA and getting her medical exam packet done. We want interview in March 2023. If we make the appointment for that future date will it still be valid? " If we schedule an interview date for March 2nd, I presume they would let her complete the interview? thanks!

Q1: It looks like Greece has the 1 shot vaccine, see here: https://covid19.trackvaccines.org/country/greece/ and we can schedule it online see here: https://help.unhcr.org/greece/coronavirus/covid19vaccination/ program details here: https://emvolio.gov.gr/en Q2: I think the only documents we need to translate are her Birth Certificate, Vaccinations, and Police Certificate. everything else should be in English, can you think of anything else that would need to be translated? Any recommendations for online translation services? We were looking at: https://lingohaus.com/certified-translation thanks!

Hi everyone, a Few more Qs 1. Sadly no luck getting a vaccine in Egypt, any ideas where to get a 1 shot CDC approved vaccine? Maybe Istanbul? 2. In the welcome letter sent to my fiancée' it says: "All documents that are not officially drawn up in English or Polish must be translated into English by a sworn translator. Please pay attention, that the Embassy may request translations of other documents as well If you would like to keep your original birth and/or marriage certificates," I presume this means all of her documents in Russian will need to be translated? I thought I had read elsewhere that Russian was ok? Thanks!

Hi first time poster here. Trying to follow the checklist here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/family-immigration/nonimmigrant-visa-for-a-fiance-k-1.html#5 My I129-F was granted, and her case was sent to the NVC, which then assigned it to the US embassy in Warsaw Poland. We have not yet requested an interview date. A few basic questions. 1. Where do I submit my I-134? This website says they are only accepting online applications for the Uniting for Ukraine program: https://my.uscis.gov/forms/declaration-of-financial-support/start/overview Do I do it in USCIS or CEAC? 2. Speaking of CEAC do I need an "Invoice ID Number" ? I cannot seem to locate one in any of the paperwork they have sent her. She has a profile here: https://cgifederal.secure.force.com/ and we paid the $265 to the US embassy in Warsaw. Is this because she is getting a "non-immigrant" visa? 3. The DS-160, I assume she just goes here: https://ceac.state.gov/genniv/ and fills one out? Thanks!