alcuin's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Eric Beneficiary's Name: Sopha VJ Member: alcuin Country: Thailand Last Updated: 2021-05-10 |
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Timeline Comments: 7
IsItLekker on 2020-01-30 said:Have you guys heard anything back on your petition?
Alcuin on 2020-01-30 said:not yet. should be hearing soon.
Cbudd1989 on 2021-02-10 said:How did the interview go?
Alcuin on 2021-02-10 said:It went well, but a week before the interview they sent me an email asking to upload wife's birth certificate and marriage certificate with english translations. I had already submitted the marriage certificate translation so I had to hurry and get the birth certificate translated through translation service. The interview according to my wife was 3 questions long; how long have you known your husband, what does he do for a living, and is he the father of the stepchild. According to my wife, she passed the interview but they gave her a paper with additional document requests for the stepdaughter; stepdaughter's birth certificate with translation, stepdaughters surname change with translation, and another copy of our marriage certificate with translation, which I uploaded to CEAC same day,then my wife mailed her and stepdaughter's passports to the embassy for review and visa stamp.
Hopefully the embassy will approve the uploaded documents and return the passports in one or two weeks.
Cbudd1989 on 2021-02-11 said:Good luck, I hope they are quick for you.
Mimipimpaporn on 2021-06-09 said:Just wondering if you expedited at NVC. Your case moved from NVC to the embassy really fast.
Alcuin on 2021-06-09 said:didn't do anything for expedite, maybe because of the covid shutdown they are going through applications quicker to catch up with the backlog.
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