IndiaAnnie's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Annie Beneficiary's Name: Prasad VJ Member: IndiaAnnie Country: India Last Updated: 2019-12-12 |
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Timeline Comments: 14
IndiaAnnie on 2019-01-01 said:Withdrawn and married in India on November 24, 2018
A_R on 2019-05-06 said:Hi IndiaAnnie,
Congratulations on finally getting ahead. I am very happy for you. It has been very tough for you guys and I hope all goes fine now and it sails through very quickly. I know you still have the processing part left in India but that will go by quickly. All the very best to you!! And when you are in US if you have any questions you can message me.
Richa Stevin on 2019-06-18 said:Yaa..I saw your timeline.Will definitely pray that together let's go through this phase easily as we both have gone through a lot in K 1.
Dmoney1 on 2019-07-12 said:any update about case completion?
Dmoney1 on 2019-07-12 said:any update about case completion?
IndiaAnnie on 2019-07-12 said:@dmoney1 - Just updated with CC date of July 11
Richa Stevin on 2019-07-12 said:Congrats. When did mail arrived??
IndiaAnnie on 2019-07-12 said:Email at 12pm PST notifying that all documents and fees were accepted and case was being scheduled for interview with Mumbai/Bombay. The next hurdle is that there seems to be a 2-3mth backlog for interviews at the embassy based on others waiting.
Dmoney1 on 2019-07-12 said:all documents accepted at first attempt?
Dmoney1 on 2019-07-12 said:Between congrats and hope out wait wont be longer like others
IndiaAnnie on 2019-07-13 said:@Dmoney1 Yes, first attempt all accepted but I did add extra files, title everything and include notes (for example that Mumbai embassy accepts Andhaar card in place of birth certificate when none exists BUT we have filed for official certificate through courts and would produce original at interview). I suspected as a possible concern so i attached separate individual files in the extra section. They rejected my husband's divorce decree from first marriage due to poor quality but I had attached it below in four independent files of higher quality just in case and that passed us through first round.
Tg2018 on 2019-11-23 said:Congratulations. Can you tell me in what language you guys conducted the interview and more about the interview?
IndiaAnnie on 2019-11-23 said:Thank you. He took the interview in English.
Note: He took our K1 interview in Kannada and the officer at the time seemed "annoyed" with him and the interpreter...and he speaks good English so we opted differently this time.
Question asked in interview (keep in mind we are both divorced, blended family/children in both countries and had a failed K1 in 2017):
1.who is calling you?
2.when I met you? How many times she visits India?
3. Why your K1 visa went to AP?
4. Current address of your wife?
5. How many people attended your marriage?
6. Why less people attended your marriage?
7. What your wife do for living?
8. Did you meet her daughter? Where and when? What is her name and what she do?
9. What did your father do? And what he think about our marriage?
10. Did her daughter go to school? Which subject she likes? Where she go to school?
11. Why she didn't attend your marriage?
12. How do you communicate with your wife? What you talk on calls?
13. Why was your US visitor visa rejected?
14. Tell me about her first visit to India?
15. How many kids do you have?
16. When did you get divorced?
17. How many times has your wife been divorced?
18. Show me your tattoo. What does it mean?
Tg2018 on 2019-12-15 said:Wow it is a lot of questions. But thank you for your reply. Congratulations again.
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