GingerZebra

I don’t see how that is obvious at all. If that was obvious I wouldn’t be asking the question. To me it is obvious to get answers before I even leave home.

I am not looking for legal advice, I have a lawyer for that. I have complicated personal things, including a physical health related matter about getting to/ having the interview that I need to discuss with someone before.

It’s not related to the medical I have completed that.

I always include all information and my lawyers have also tried emailing and received no response

It’s regarding my interview. I need to discuss a few things personal, some health related and it’s complicated which is why I really want to discuss it with someone on the phone

Londoninfounit@state.gov it’s the only one that comes up.

There must be something if they are not responding to emails

Does anyone have a number to talk to an actual person at the London US embassy? I don’t mean the one that goes to the switchboard and then automated messages and then nothing. We need to discuss something important and we are not getting replies by email! Thanks in advance

Thanks, it looks awesome! Unfortunately we really don't have much money so this probably isn't a possibility now

We sent everything in September 2024 and got NOA2 in March 2025 - around 6 months wait. It has only just arrived at the Embassy so another 2 months. You probably have some waiting to do still.

Neither one changes what is shown, our daughter was 2months old when we filled the initial forms in and now has her crba and us passport so she doesn't need a visa and we never did an application for her.

It's the bottom part that confuses me

It say's ready.. Any reason why there's 2 numbers though?

Will the tracking message change when the embassy receives the application? So far all it says is 'in transit'

We included the stamps in my fiancé's passport (USC) but I didn't have any stamps in my passport so we included my CBP travel history which you get online. To back all this up we included air bnb confirmations, flight related information and car rental information. We also included moral statements - a couple of letters from people willing to swear they have seen us in person and we have stated our wish to be married etc. Out Statements for intent to marry were separate and both notarised. They were both a bit different in the fact that my fiancé kept his short and to the point like the one that has been shared before. I however included some information about how our relationship started, key moments from the point like first meeting, meeting family, visits, our daughters birth.. and what I think is more likely to occur - for example "If a k-1 Visa is granted to me, we intend to marry within the 90 days after I enter the United States. I would just want to make sure my immediate family could be there for the ceremony as it's important to both of us that out parents and other family members be present and they look forwards to seeing us married. I would get myself and my daughters dresses in the UK so that my family and friends can be part of something in case they cannot make it over to the US in the 90 day timeframe. We will do a simple ceremony to save money and make it easier to have a more flexible date considering all of his." You can 100% keep it simple, but I had read giving a little more information in a notarised statement can be useful. It probably depends on circumstances - but we didn't get any RFE's and it's now at the NVC.