hii..

Want to make sure what requirements i need to get ready.. for my 2 kids getting their passport..as i read from DFA site..BC authenticated by NSO..and 3 pictures..is there any you know needed..? because i want to get them passport before i leave..so it all ready for getting their visa soon..

Helpful info. again to all of you here Vj members we will apprecited much..thanks..!!




AshjOhn

I had my citizenship interview today, and I thought that I'd share my information with anyone who might be interested in knowing how it was. My appointment was at 7:40, and I arrived at 7:15. There were A LOT of people there, so I had to wait until 8:30 to be called back for my interview. The man who interviewed me was very nice, and he asked me for my green card, DL, and passport. He started sorting through the papers in my file, and then asked me a couple of questions from the N-400. He asked if I had been arrested, if I was associated with terrorists, and asked me if I had copies of certain papers (he was really happy that I had my own copies, so it's a good idea to take copies of everything). The papers he needed were the selective service paper, my wife's birth certificate, and our wedding certificate.

He had me read the sentence, "How many Senators do we have?" Then he had me write, "We have one hundred Senators." After that, he asked me these questions (obviously he asked them the same way you find them in the book -- I just summed them up)...

1. What do the stripes on the flag represent?
2. What happened on September 11, 2001?
3. What is Abraham Lincoln famous for?
4. Who does a Senator represent?
5. Which state borders Mexico?
6. What is a right that only a U.S. citizen has?

The entire interview took only 20 minutes, and he asked me if I wanted to do the oath the same day (which I accepted).

Very happy that it went well! I hope this helps anyone who is having their interview in Irving!

Hi all, I have a question for my Aunt who is a USC. She filed an I-130 for her sons and daughter and one of them received a letter saying that the files has already been transferred to NVC and that he has to send the DS-3032. When my aunt filed the petition, her son was still single but he is now married and have a son

My questions is:

1. Will the wife and son be able to immigrate with him?
2. Does my aunt need to provide I-864 for his son's wife and son too?
3. Is the processing at NVC for this category as fast as the IR-5?

Thanks!

hey everyone, i am about to send the k-1 petition, but i have a question about translations.

we have phone bills from my dutch fiancée judith, where it states that she calls me. obviously its in dutch, but there are just some words like date time durations of call etc, so i just wrote those words next to the dutch words. we have the same with some of her bank transactions and some dutch receipts of hotels, train tickets, restaurants etc. is it really neccesary then to certify the translations? (http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?autocom=custom&page=translations). there are just some words and it is very easy to understand.


and how did you guys sort the pictures? i put 10 photos in a little plastic picture folder with the dates and location on the back of the folder..is that okay?

thanks guys

- jake