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| Indonesia |  Review on June 13, 2023: |
Vickys_Mom
Rating:  | Review Topic: IR-5 Visa
My mother-in-law reported that the people were nice and she didn't have any issues with them. Her English is poor and she did not have a translator with her.
She received a 221(g) for
* A copy and translation of her original birth certificate (1952). She had brought her original but no translation to English.
* The original, a copy, and a translation of a name change where her original Chinese name was "converted" to Indonesian. She hadn't brought any of the name change documents with her.
* Copies of our tax transcripts/return/W-2s for 2022 (we submitted 2019-2021 and current pay stubs because 2022 wasn't available at the time).
They asked for scans of the documents to be uploaded to CEAC and then an email sent to the JakIV address letting them know the documents were there.
Her passport was returned and will be sent with the original name change document back to the Embassy through RPX.
They did say another interview will not be required.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #32168