layce's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: layce Beneficiary's Name: carlos VJ Member: layce Country: Jamaica Last Updated: 2021-03-26 |
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Timeline Comments: 2
Dreamin Black Boy on 2020-03-06 said:Hey, how did yesterday go?
Layce on 2020-03-08 said:We were late for the interview as i forgot i had chapstick and had to rejoin the line from the end. When we got inside, it was around 1020 for our 0900 appointment 😔. There was quite a lot of people still waiting for another i-130 or i-129f visa interview. you could overhear a lot of the questions being asked to the Visa applicants. My fiance and i were very much prepared however. We were called to a window where they collected our paperwork. Affidavit of support, birth certificate, no impediment, police record and he got his fingerprints taken.
We sat back down and were the last couple called back up, naturally since we were late i assume. We went to this really polite gentleman. He asked How we know each other
When we started dating
When did we make it official
What kind of job do you do
It was all pretty simple then he said we will get the visa in a week or two. And i asked if he'd like to see the folder i prepared and he said no reason to as he can see that we were well prepared and also when the petitioners attend the interview, it shows that the relationship is more valid. The interview itself lasted less than 5 minutes. When we were done at 1159, we were the only ones left
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