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Hi Yareth, thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it. What about the further procedures that we have to do besides NVC? Also what about medical exam, and documents we have to submit like I asked in this topic? Thank you

Hello, Our I129f application got approved by USCIS. What are the next steps after that especially since we also want to change interview location to his home country. Do we contact NVC and make public inquiry or should we call also the embassy in his home country? Could you please explain how things go after case got approved and what should we do? Should we wait for the letter that case got approved or wait until it moves to NVC? Do we have to submit all police certificates and other documents somewhere online? How fast do you have to submit your documents since my beneficiary is on the vacation and he cannot order police certificate from Germany remotely? When can you go for medical examination? How do you book the interview and when can you do that? I appreciate your help and suggestions and any comments.

Could you please explain this part a little bit more because I didn't understand what you mean that you only have 10 days to book the interview

So if he changes his residence location to his home country in Lithuania, don't we need to inform USCIS? I am just afraid that we might not receive a letter after USCIS approves the I129f application for K1 visa to his residence location in Lithuania after he moves from Germany to his home country.

But If the beneficiary changes not only the US consulate but also the location, is it enough to inform NVC and just file the DS 160 form instead of informing USCIS? Because we might not receive a letter.

Hello, Can you travel to the US to visit with VWP while I-129f is pending? If I did ESTA authorization a few months ago when I was traveling to the US before applying for I-129F K1 do I have to redo it or I can still use the same? I'm from Lithuania. Can you share your experience or what do I have to prepare it?

The home country is Lithuania.

Hello, When USCIS accepts your I129f application for a K1 Visa. Is there a time limit until when you have to do your interview in the US consulate? How much time do you have to do that like to gather documents and everything before the interview? I heard there is a 3-4 month time limit after it is sent to the NVC. Overall, are there time limits or deadlines I have to be aware of when I receive acceptance from USCIS? If someone could explain this entire process I would really appreciate it. Do you know what kind of information they require in the military records document for a K1 visa interview? Is it alright if it is a document from the military stating my name and that you served in the military with dates at this location? Also regarding police certificates. How early can I get police certificates before the interview? Can I take police certificates right now even before the I-129f application got accepted by USCIS? How recent do these documents need to be? Are there requirements for the police certificates I have to be aware of when I request this document?

If I file a public inquiry to NVC, do you need any additional documents to prove that you are resident in the home country? What documents could it be?

Hello, In our I-129f petition, we wrote to do the interview at the US consulate in Germany, however, the beneficiary will go back to his home country and we want to do the interview at the US consulate in his home country. We already received a letter for RFE and we submitted evidence for that. How can we change the US consulate location to his home country to have an interview for a K1 visa? Is there a form or email where you have to inform about that? Do you need any additional documentation? Has anyone experienced this and could help us? Is it better to inform USCIS now before the case gets approved? Or is it better to inform NVC before USCIS accepts the I-129f application for a K1 visa? Or should we wait after we get accepted by USCIS and inform NVC? Should we also contact both the US consulate in his home country and the consulate in Germany? I appreciate any suggestions, help, or advice! Thank you!