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    Denver CO
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    Philippines

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  1. Edward and Jaycel
    Woo Hoo!!!! 🎉🎉 That's fantastical news!!
  2.    Edward and Jaycel reacted to a post in a topic: November 2024 AOS Filers
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  4. Edward and Jaycel
    Most cases do involve filing the N-400 while the I-751 is still being "processed" (left in a pile somewhere) thus forcing USCIS to adjudicate the I-751
  5. Edward and Jaycel started following Greencard marriage interview done 3/25/26 current status is actively reviewed how long do I have to wait? , I-751 March 2026 Filers , What paper is used for the I-797C extension notifications? and 5 others
  6. Edward and Jaycel
    Make sure you bring the original letter with you on any international trips or you may encounter problems being allowed to board your return flight back to the US
  7.    Edward and Jaycel reacted to a post in a topic: I-751 March 2026 Filers
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  9. Edward and Jaycel
    The original that they send you in the mail is printed on security paper with a watermark
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  14. Edward and Jaycel
    1. Put the actual start date of her residence 2. If you have a Passport and put your Passport number in the "Passport Number" field, you leave Item #48 "Travel Document Number" blank. That item is in case you don't have a passport but do have an alternate "Travel Document" issued by a government. "Country of Issuance" is your home country not the location where it was issued.
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  21. Edward and Jaycel
    I've read about this happening in other forums.... It looks like someone called the incorrect payment amount to USCIS's attentionand they have been rolling out 2nd receipt notices over the last week or two
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  26.    Ethan G reacted to a post in a topic: Looking for advice - Approved in CEAC, but reply to inquiry indicates Administrative Processing
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  28. Edward and Jaycel
    For the photo evidence, we inserted 3-4 to a page on Microsoft Word, added a text box underneath each pic (to describe who, what, when & where) and then we saved a copy as a PDF for ease of printing out / uploading
  29. Edward and Jaycel
    Yes almost all embassies require you to pay the NonImmigrant Visa Fee for the K-1 before they will allow you to schedule the appointment
  30. Edward and Jaycel
    I'll add a suggestion here - Use the Public Inquiry form at NVC's website below. It generally gets a faster response than regular email. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html
  31. Edward and Jaycel
    This is what I would recommend based on my experience with my wife (then fiancée awaiting our case number from NVC) About 2-3 weeks after your status changed with USCIS saying they sent your petition to the Department of State, make an inquiry to the NVC asking for your case number via the public inquiry website: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html When you make the public inquiry with them, there is a button to attach files. Attach the Approval Notice of the I-129F. In that inquiry, in addition to asking for the case number, you should also ask them to update the email addresses for you and your fiancé(e) by saying something like: I would also like to make sure you have the petitioner and beneficiary emails updated in your system as follows: Petitioner Name: John Smith Petitioner email: john.smith@email.com Beneficiary Name: Jane Jones Beneficiary: jane.jones@email.com I have attached the approval notice for my form I-129F for your review. We did this and after that we got our case number (on the 2nd inquiry) and my wife and I got every email from the NVC and the embassy throughout the whole process.
  32. Edward and Jaycel
    This is what I would recommend based on my experience with my wife (then fiancée awaiting our case number from NVC) About 2-3 weeks after your status changed with USCIS saying they sent your petition to the Department of State, make an inquiry to the NVC asking for your case number via the public inquiry website: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html When you make the public inquiry with them, there is a button to attach files. Attach the Approval Notice of the I-129F. In that inquiry, in addition to asking for the case number, you should also ask them to update the email addresses for you and your fiancé(e) by saying something like: I would also like to make sure you have the petitioner and beneficiary emails updated in your system as follows: Petitioner Name: John Smith Petitioner email: john.smith@email.com Beneficiary Name: Jane Jones Beneficiary: jane.jones@email.com I have attached the approval notice for my form I-129F for your review. We did this and after that we got our case number (on the 2nd inquiry) and my wife and I got every email from the NVC and the embassy throughout the whole process.
  33. Edward and Jaycel
    Congrats!!! 🎉🎉 And yes, we have been regularly stashing away marital bona fide evidence ever since Jaycel got her GC last July. We are just 1 year away from ROC now and we are already starting to organize so it's not a mad rush at the last minute
  34. Edward and Jaycel
    This is correct - There will be no welcome letter from NVC for a K-1 case. The petitioner and beneficiary will receive a K1-FTP letter via email from NVC once the case has been transferred to the embassy (as long as NVC has both of your email addresses in the case file). @Fatali NVC takes a week to 10 days to respond to PIs normally. If they reply with your case number, do another PI and ask them to update the email addresses for petitioner and beneficiary and give them both addresses. If they reply without a case number, wait 10 days or so and do another PI asking for it and in that PI do the email address update request along with asking for the case number
  35. Edward and Jaycel
    Many, many people (even those NOT from the 75 countries) are facing extended adjudication delays after the interview. Friends of ours just had to wait 126 days after the interview to get a decision and that was after doing a congressional inquiry at the 90 day mark. The new administration has implemented "Enhanced Vetting" across all immigration processes and extended delays are becoming more common. Unfortunately, 22 days waiting at this time is very common and you will probably need to prepare yourself for longer wait times and then be prepared to do case inquiry and congressional inquiry once you are getting to the 120 day mark.
  36. Edward and Jaycel
    Thank you for the update! Jaycel will be doing this through the Centennial office a little over 2 years so it's nice to read this!
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