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  1.    appleblossom reacted to a post in a topic: How to get Interview waiver for Visit Visa renewal for parents applying from Pakistan
  2. KayEss
    yes thats exactly the case. Thanks for your help
  3. KayEss
    They still have a valid visit visa and they are senior citizens. Reason looking waiver is that its kind of unnecessary travel for them for over 400 miles. in their last interview they only asked basic questions. nothing changed since then so lets see what happens. thank you every one.
  4. KayEss
    I believe step 2 makes more sense that you answer the waiver questions and then probably system will decide if you qualify for it or not before scheduling an appointment.
  5. KayEss
    Yes this was my initial thought but there seems to be a different process in place for pakistan but I am not sure.
  6. KayEss
    Yes I read some where where it says if you have scheduled an appointment and want to apply for waiver cancel it and apply for waiver..was not sure If I read it correctly.
  7.    KayEss reacted to a post in a topic: How to get Interview waiver for Visit Visa renewal for parents applying from Pakistan
  8. KayEss
    yes - i thought someone would know the process here.. visa wavers now but interview waivers are something they are offering in pakistan
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    Hi My parents are applying to going to apply for renewal of their visit visa (they still have a few months visa left). I was wondering if someone can suggest how to get an interview waiver for them? does it ask in DS160 application before submitting it or is there any other process they would need to follow. Thank you.
  11.    Visitor User reacted to a post in a topic: How soon should I prepare to apply for Naturalization? (Merged threads)
  12. KayEss
    Yes I believe For 5 year, you would need to complete required number of days in US without any stay over 6 months outside US. Last time I checked you can apply 3 months before 5 years are completed. Decisions depend upon the case also on work load. You can check for timelines here https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/
  13.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: n400 taking too long at field office
  14. KayEss
    Thanks for every ones input. My case is very simple and it does makes sense with pending i751 , it takes more time.
  15. KayEss
    Thanks.
  16.    KayEss reacted to a post in a topic: n400 taking too long at field office
  17. KayEss
    Right. Thank you for your input. Does it require me to be present there for her interview. Is it tougher/ trickier than usual n400 interview for us?
  18. KayEss
    Makes sense. Yes we did file under 3 year rule.
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  20.    Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: n400 taking too long at field office
  21. KayEss
    Thank you. Yes its better to wait.
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    Boston.
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