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> I emailed NVC Oct .29 in BKK, but THIS
Posted by thongd4me - 11-20-09 08:12 PM - 0 comments
Message received today (November 20, 2009) from NVC,
3 days after we got the packet4 letter:


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Good Afternoon,

Your inquiry has been received at the National Visa Center (NVC). The
NVC has completed its processing of the visa petition you mentioned in
your letter and has forwarded the petition to the assigned US
Embassy/Consulate General for further processing.

Any further inquiries should be directed to the assigned US Embassy or
Consulate General.

The assigned case number is BNK-YadaYayaYada

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Our tax dollars at work...anyway at least they replied.
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> A little help to get off the ground
Posted by spi9959 - 11-20-09 07:47 PM - 1 comments
My wife just became a U.S. citizen. Now that this long and difficult journey is over with, we want to begin another one: bringing my wife's daughter and the daughter's son to the U.S. My wife's daughter is 29 years old, divorced, a citizen of Russia, but living in Israel with her son and intending to become an Israeli citizen. The son is 5 years old.

Questions:

1. Do we need to file separate I-30s for the daughter and son? If so, how do we go about doing this?

2. Will my wife's daughter need a release from her former husband in order for the son to come to the U.S. --- is it a U.S. requirement?

3. Will the fact that my wife's daughter is not yet an Israeli citizen interfere with the process?

Thank you so much. Your answers will save us a little time.
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> Interview questions
Posted by angelandash - 11-20-09 07:47 PM - 2 comments
I'm new here and have a couple questions. Our interview is coming up Dec. 22nd. I'm stressing so much I'm sick. Here is a quick overview of our situation. We met in 2004, married in 2006, have two kids, and started this process about 8 or 9 months ago. We have lost and been denied a copy of my husbands I-94. They say they don't have it on file. We don't have it at all for the interview. My husband came here at 16 on a temporary passport and overstayed obviously by many years. So here is my questions.

Can he be deported if at the interview he is denied the green card? Is it likely they will take that action?

And could he be approved for the green card without the I-94?

Thanks a lot~
Ashley
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> I-864 Questions
Posted by metro420 - 11-20-09 07:09 PM - 3 comments
Hello VJers,

As some of you knows, we were approved last weekend. Been completing my documents for the DS-230 package for the whole week and hopefully done until next week. However, my husband cannot start anything with the AOS package papers (don't know if he can start something else). I asked him to call IRS like a month ago or maybe so to get the W2s and tax transcripts for the past 3 years and he received them like few days before he went to Philippines for 3 weeks vacation. After 3 days back to WY, we were approved and checking on his tax transcripts, 2006 is empty and he called IRS why it happened and IRS said he did not file taxes for 2006 as well as 2005. First question is, Will it be a problem if these 2 years were not filed before? According to him, the lady from IRS will send him papers to take care of that then they will send the Tax transcript. Does anyone knows how long will it take?

Thank you in advance guys!
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