Hello everyone,
My husband emailed me a copy of his income tax return forms. I noticed that there is no signature in the
"Paid Preparer's Use Only - Preparer's Signature" part. I called his attention about it, and he said that we don't need the Preparer's signature and that is the only copy he had. I asked him to let them sign it, and I am having a hard time getting his cooperation because of his work schedule, especially that our interview is a month from now already.
Will this copy (no signature) suffice?
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QUOTE(island_princess @ Jun 30 2007, 10:37 PM) 
Hello everyone,
My husband emailed me a copy of his income tax return forms. I noticed that there is no signature in the
"Paid Preparer's Use Only - Preparer's Signature" part. I called his attention about it, and he said that we don't need the Preparer's signature and that is the only copy he had. I asked him to let them sign it, and I am having a hard time getting his cooperation because of his work schedule, especially that our interview is a month from now already.
Will this copy (no signature) suffice?
My husband emailed me a copy of his income tax return forms. I noticed that there is no signature in the
"Paid Preparer's Use Only - Preparer's Signature" part. I called his attention about it, and he said that we don't need the Preparer's signature and that is the only copy he had. I asked him to let them sign it, and I am having a hard time getting his cooperation because of his work schedule, especially that our interview is a month from now already.
Will this copy (no signature) suffice?
That line is only signed if he had someone else prepare his taxes for him.
I know, that's why I ask him (husband) to let them (tax preparation company) sign it. But husband says, that's the only copy he got.
[color=#4169E1]That line is only signed if he had someone else prepare his taxes for him.
QUOTE(Novelyn & Gragg @ Jul 1 2007, 11:56 AM)
QUOTE(island_princess @ Jun 30 2007, 10:37 PM)
Hello everyone,
My husband emailed me a copy of his income tax return forms. I noticed that there is no signature in the
"Paid Preparer's Use Only - Preparer's Signature" part. I called his attention about it, and he said that we don't need the Preparer's signature and that is the only copy he had. I asked him to let them[/color] sign it, and I am having a hard time getting his cooperation because of his work schedule, especially that our interview is a month from now already.
Will this copy (no signature) suffice?
My husband emailed me a copy of his income tax return forms. I noticed that there is no signature in the
"Paid Preparer's Use Only - Preparer's Signature" part. I called his attention about it, and he said that we don't need the Preparer's signature and that is the only copy he had. I asked him to let them[/color] sign it, and I am having a hard time getting his cooperation because of his work schedule, especially that our interview is a month from now already.
Will this copy (no signature) suffice?
[color=#4169E1]That line is only signed if he had someone else prepare his taxes for him.
pls advise me on the civil surgeon thing...has anyone of you took other shots aside from the shots given here in st lukes? my fiance talked to a civil surgeon and said that i need to take tetmus and RPR shots...i already had varicella and MMR in st lukes...how much the civil surgeon usually costs?
QUOTE(Skeeter211 @ Jun 30 2007, 06:53 PM)
QUOTE(StarProg @ Jun 29 2007, 09:54 PM)
Hi friends,
No time to catch up on the forums right now, but I know you all want to hear, Fely's visa was approved. The CO wrote something on a piece of paper that had the words "Administrative review" printed on it, then she said "now you may go pay for your visa delivery." I asked if there would be further review, and she said they are finished. I asked if we were approved, she said "Yes." So I expect the visa delivery soon. Delbros tracking doesn't seem to be working. I'll post more details later. See ya.
Gary and Fely
No time to catch up on the forums right now, but I know you all want to hear, Fely's visa was approved. The CO wrote something on a piece of paper that had the words "Administrative review" printed on it, then she said "now you may go pay for your visa delivery." I asked if there would be further review, and she said they are finished. I asked if we were approved, she said "Yes." So I expect the visa delivery soon. Delbros tracking doesn't seem to be working. I'll post more details later. See ya.
Gary and Fely
Well whether she wrote AR on a paper or not, the bottom line is she told you that you are approved and you got to pay delbros. I think that means you will get your visa....hopefully soon since I believe you intended to fly back together. Congrats on passing the interview and getting approved!!!
QUOTE(gracy_byron @ Jun 30 2007, 06:24 AM)
I just sent mine today, the packet includes form I-485, I-864, G-325A,I-765(optional). A copy of my I-94 departure record, birth certificate, 2 pictures, certified copy of our marriage certificate, I-693 from the civil surgeon, copy of I-797 notice of action from USCIS, our joint bank account and medical and dental insurance copy that has our names on it. The guide is on the AOS forum, thats what I followed when I was assembling my packet.
WOW! You were quick! We are still waiting on the certified copy of the marriage certificate.
We applied for her SS card so I can add her to my insurance, but it hasn't arrived either. Hope it will get here soon. Take care and God bless!
Scott and Mirasol (Honeyko 4 LIFE!!!!)
Yeah I hope she'll get her SS card soon, I think mine took a week before I got it. Good luck on our AOS applications
We're on the same batch again 
QUOTE(jeng @ Jul 1 2007, 01:07 AM)
pls advise me on the civil surgeon thing...has anyone of you took other shots aside from the shots given here in st lukes? my fiance talked to a civil surgeon and said that i need to take tetmus and RPR shots...i already had varicella and MMR in st lukes...how much the civil surgeon usually costs?
the cost can vary, so it pays to shop around. civil surgeon office locator. https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=of...office_type=CIV
we paid $20 to have vaccination records transcribed to the I-693a and $30 for the TD shot.
Hi Everyone,
My fiance has her interview tommorow, so everyone wish us the best!
Thank you everyone for your support, and I wish the best for everyone else that has their interviews coming up,
take care always,
My fiance has her interview tommorow, so everyone wish us the best!
Thank you everyone for your support, and I wish the best for everyone else that has their interviews coming up,
take care always,
QUOTE(ElMasGuapo @ Jul 1 2007, 07:39 PM)
Hi Everyone,
My fiance has her interview tommorow, so everyone wish us the best!
Thank you everyone for your support, and I wish the best for everyone else that has their interviews coming up,
take care always,
My fiance has her interview tommorow, so everyone wish us the best!
Thank you everyone for your support, and I wish the best for everyone else that has their interviews coming up,
take care always,
Good luck. You'll have to give us the details of the interview as that is always interesting to everyone.
Take Care,
Charlie
She did not write "Administrative Review" on the paper, it was a form titled Administrative Review. I'm pretty sure there is no AR, but since Delbros tracking is still down, we'll know when we get the visa. I'm optimistic about it, as there are none of the signs others have had with there is a review. I'll keep you informed. Thanks for the congrats.
Fely and Gary (hey its nice to have her here watching me type this)
Fely and Gary (hey its nice to have her here watching me type this)
I want to add congratulations to Gary and Fely also! Way to go.
QUOTE(Roy and Yazi @ Jul 1 2007, 11:30 PM)
QUOTE(jeng @ Jul 1 2007, 01:07 AM)
pls advise me on the civil surgeon thing...has anyone of you took other shots aside from the shots given here in st lukes? my fiance talked to a civil surgeon and said that i need to take tetmus and RPR shots...i already had varicella and MMR in st lukes...how much the civil surgeon usually costs?
the cost can vary, so it pays to shop around. civil surgeon office locator. https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=of...office_type=CIV
we paid $20 to have vaccination records transcribed to the I-693a and $30 for the TD shot.
Thanks Roy. So does it mean that I really dont need to have additional shots from hat were required by SLMEC? The tetmus and RPR shots may cost $250 each shot which I dont like to pay if really not needed. So far what I had in SLMEC are: 1 shot of MMR and 1 shot of Varicella. They told me to take another shot of varicella here or in the US and TD shot in the US since it is not available here in the Phils.
Pls pls advise..thanks.
Update...I just called the embassy and I asked the status of my wife's visa,(she got the 221g paper but nothing was checked) and they said everything was confirmed(paperwork) today and was sent back to the person(consul) handling the case.They said it might take a week or so to get to her case.... oh well, I guess I could wait. She's still waiting for her Nursing Board Exam Results, so she could get her license(anybody got info on that?when the results will come out) 
QUOTE(crambajoy @ Jul 2 2007, 12:47 AM)
Update...I just called the embassy and I asked the status of my wife's visa,(she got the 221g paper but nothing was checked) and they said everything was confirmed(paperwork) today and was sent back to the person(consul) handling the case.They said it might take a week or so to get to her case.... oh well, I guess I could wait. She's still waiting for her Nursing Board Exam Results, so she could get her license(anybody got info on that?when the results will come out)
wishing everything will turn out okay for your wife's visa.
hope she will pass on her nursing board exam. my friend who took the last nursing board said it was difficult.
btw, i checked on your timeline and i saw that me and your wife had the same interview date. what was her appointment time??? mine was 7 am. me and your wife could have sit beside each other then. in my case , i was given a pink slip with visa approved written on it and the consul said CONGRATULATIONS at the end of my interview but until now i have not yet received the visa. my fiance called up the embassy last friday to follow up the status and a lady told him that it is still at the consuls desk and to call back next thursday or friday(means this week) and not monday to wednesday because of the holiday so we concluded that our papers are on parking there at the consul's desk hoping that it wil be released when they are back on office. there is nothing that we can do but sit tight and pray.i will include your wife in my prayers too.
what reason the consul gave to your wife about the 221g???[color="#0000FF"][/color]
Hello everyone! I'm here now with my future husband! Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! 
It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything.
I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month!
And have a happy marriage to those who just got married!
--Mae
Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything. I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month!
And have a happy marriage to those who just got married! --Mae
QUOTE(David-Mae Forever @ Jul 2 2007, 07:32 AM)
Hello everyone! I'm here now with my future husband! Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything.
I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month! And have a happy marriage to those who just got married!
--Mae
Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything. I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month!
And have a happy marriage to those who just got married! --Mae
Congratulations and Welcome to the US!!!
congrats Gary & Fely!!
My big day's coming...I cant wait to get over it! lol it stresses me out thinking about the possible questions to be asked, im thankful, my Dave is here for support. Wish everything will be easy and smooth. Please include us in your prayers too.
Salamat
My big day's coming...I cant wait to get over it! lol it stresses me out thinking about the possible questions to be asked, im thankful, my Dave is here for support. Wish everything will be easy and smooth. Please include us in your prayers too.
Salamat
QUOTE(ElMasGuapo @ Jul 1 2007, 09:39 PM)
Hi Everyone,
My fiance has her interview tommorow, so everyone wish us the best!
Thank you everyone for your support, and I wish the best for everyone else that has their interviews coming up,
take care always,
Goodluck on your fiance's interview.My fiance has her interview tommorow, so everyone wish us the best!
Thank you everyone for your support, and I wish the best for everyone else that has their interviews coming up,
take care always,
QUOTE(crambajoy @ Jul 2 2007, 12:47 AM)
Update...I just called the embassy and I asked the status of my wife's visa,(she got the 221g paper but nothing was checked) and they said everything was confirmed(paperwork) today and was sent back to the person(consul) handling the case.They said it might take a week or so to get to her case.... oh well, I guess I could wait. She's still waiting for her Nursing Board Exam Results, so she could get her license(anybody got info on that?when the results will come out)
Local Board Exam results usually comes out after 1-2 weeks. QUOTE(David-Mae Forever @ Jul 2 2007, 07:32 AM)
Hello everyone! I'm here now with my future husband! Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything.
--Mae
That's great news! The long wait and the long trip is all worth it! Advance Congratulations adn Best Wishes on your wedding. Don't forget to share your pictures to this forum. Ingatz!
Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything. --Mae
QUOTE(David-Mae Forever @ Jul 2 2007, 08:32 AM)
Hello everyone! I'm here now with my future husband! Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything.
I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month! And have a happy marriage to those who just got married!
--Mae
Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything. I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month!
And have a happy marriage to those who just got married! --Mae
Oh David and Mae, that's great! Congratulations. You'll be married before Mharis and me. Check in and let us know how it's all going.
Rick
Is this for real?
QUOTE(Sheriff Uling @ Jul 3 2007, 04:05 AM)
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR UNITED STATES CITIZEN'S
If you are engaged and planning on marrying a Filipina, please sell, giveaway, or destroy all bicycles before she arrives. Organizations are working diligently to get this message posted on the Department of State website as well as the Manila Embassy Website. A manhunt has started for several missing Filipinas that are 4'9" - 5'6", 100 - 125lbs, black hair, and brown eyes. All last seen riding bicycles. If you have any information, please contact your local authorities immediately. Stay tuned for more details...
If you are engaged and planning on marrying a Filipina, please sell, giveaway, or destroy all bicycles before she arrives. Organizations are working diligently to get this message posted on the Department of State website as well as the Manila Embassy Website. A manhunt has started for several missing Filipinas that are 4'9" - 5'6", 100 - 125lbs, black hair, and brown eyes. All last seen riding bicycles. If you have any information, please contact your local authorities immediately. Stay tuned for more details...
QUOTE(Sheriff Uling @ Jul 2 2007, 07:17 PM)
Your kidding right?
QUOTE(gracy_byron @ Jul 1 2007, 06:48 AM)
Yeah I hope she'll get her SS card soon, I think mine took a week before I got it. Good luck on our AOS applications We're on the same batch again
We're on the same batch again Well she just got her SS Card in the mail today...YIPPEE!!!! Now if the state of Nevada would just hurry up and mail the darn marriage certificate we could get our AOS filed.
I suppose we are on the same batch waiting and waiting again. Mir just wants the EAD cuz she wants to stop being bored at home and go to work. 
QUOTE(David-Mae Forever @ Jul 2 2007, 05:32 AM)
Hello everyone! I'm here now with my future husband! Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything.
I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month! And have a happy marriage to those who just got married!
--Mae
Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything. I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month!
And have a happy marriage to those who just got married! --Mae
Congrats David and Mae!!! I know the feeling of thinking that its all a dream and needing to pinch yourself to make sure its really true. I think that goes for both the USC and the Fiance. We have now been living together in the same house longer than we ever have at one time before cuz I never visited the Phils for longer than 3 weeks at a time before. It's been one month since my sweetie arrived her in the USA as of yesterday. WOW!!!! Time flies when yer having fun!!!!
Take care everyone!!!! Good luck to those that have interviews coming in the near future. Hope all is well with your sweetie's interview ElMasGuapo!!!
Bye for na!
Scott and Mirasol
QUOTE(crambajoy @ Jul 2 2007, 01:47 PM)
Update...I just called the embassy and I asked the status of my wife's visa,(she got the 221g paper but nothing was checked) and they said everything was confirmed(paperwork) today and was sent back to the person(consul) handling the case.They said it might take a week or so to get to her case.... oh well, I guess I could wait. She's still waiting for her Nursing Board Exam Results, so she could get her license(anybody got info on that?when the results will come out)
Local Nursing Exam Results(June 2007) will be release in about 1-2 weeks from now.
Just keep on praying.
I wish you goodluck.
I heard that there are more than 70K examinees.
I know that you can do it.
After that register right away.Nurse ID card takes 2 months to be release then the professional certificates takes 3 months.
My advice is gather all the documents(school credentials), and be ready for NCLEX_RN.Gapuz ABC OF pASSING THE fOREIGN nURSING eXAM REALLY HELPS.
Send me a personal message if you have question.
Ok.
Take care and Godbless
QUOTE(David-Mae Forever @ Jul 2 2007, 12:32 AM)
Hello everyone! I'm here now with my future husband! Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything.
I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month! And have a happy marriage to those who just got married!
--Mae
Boy, it was a long way to be here... 28 hours, Jesus! But thank God, I made it here safe and sound and seeing David at the airport made me forget about the long and tiring trip... and oh, the jetlag. He's worth everthing to me! It seems so surreal that I am here with him. I had to pinch myself till I got bruised just to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Anyway, it's going to be a busy month for me with all the adjustments to make, meeting my future in-laws, some new friends, plus the wedding preparations on top of everything. I wish you all the best for those who will have their interview appointments for this month!
And have a happy marriage to those who just got married! --Mae
it's so nice to know you have arrived safely, goodluck to your new life and we wish you both the best!
goodluck to the july interviewees!!! share your experience to us
Had our interview on Thursday June 7th, and VISA still not released. We were called around 11:30 to see the CO after turning the DS forms, PICS, Tax transcript for 2006 and Affidavit of Support to the pre-screener. As we sat back down, they told everyone to leave for lunch. After lunch we return to our seats expecting to be called, sat for a few hours and decide to see what the problems was. Anyhow they tell us that we were called at 11:58, we certainly didn't hear it. As we were waiting we found out that there was a index finger scan that should have been done at end of CO interview, we informed the woman at window 37(?) that it wasn't done. She went and checked and said it was done, my fiancée said no it wasn't, anyhow they gave us the pink slip and told to pay DELBROS.
Fast forward to the following Monday, my fiancée receives a call from the Embassy to come back and do her index finger scan, she reports to window X and then does finger scan after they locate her file.
Jump ahead a week and I call the embassy to see why VISA still is not released. Either Lorraine or Sandy tells me that my Fiancée's father is a Naturalized American, LOL. They said she was told at interview to report to American Citizen Service to apply for USA Passport. I said no she wasn't, I was there. I get off the phone with the Embassy and called her. She checks with her family about this, you see her father has been deceased for twenty years. Both her mom and Lola assure her that her father has never been to the United States. So I call the Embassy back and inform them.
Another four or five days later I call again, now the file has been transferred back to the CO. I asked if they need anything more from us, no they say, its just waiting for approval. I call every few days to check, still no change, nothing needed, and it's at CO's desk. I have spoken to Lorraine and Sandy a few times now, no help. My legal representation that touts having a professional working relationship with the Embassy in Manila and full Embassy support are of no help, they suggest if it goes on like this I contact my Senator, Thanks.
So I fax the Privacy Release Act form to both my Senators and my US Representative. No reply from them, I will be calling their offices to follow up and calling back the Embassy again in the next day or two. It is also nice that DELBROS can't keep their database up and running.
There, I feel better now. Just that the summer is passing away and I will be celebrating Independence Day without out the woman I love. I know others have had to wait a lot, lot longer than us. So its not a pity party, just a wake up call. Uncertainty is certainly a test of the strength of a couple's relationship.
Moral of the story, if everything isn't spot on the day of the interview, then be prepared to wait. Pink slip or not. Regardless of what they tell you. Even if you try your best and meet all the requirements, things can still go astray. So the Visa Journey continues.
Good luck to upcoming interviews, I hope you the best. Congratulations for those we met at the Embassy, who had success, and a quick review process for the others we met there.
Fast forward to the following Monday, my fiancée receives a call from the Embassy to come back and do her index finger scan, she reports to window X and then does finger scan after they locate her file.
Jump ahead a week and I call the embassy to see why VISA still is not released. Either Lorraine or Sandy tells me that my Fiancée's father is a Naturalized American, LOL. They said she was told at interview to report to American Citizen Service to apply for USA Passport. I said no she wasn't, I was there. I get off the phone with the Embassy and called her. She checks with her family about this, you see her father has been deceased for twenty years. Both her mom and Lola assure her that her father has never been to the United States. So I call the Embassy back and inform them.
Another four or five days later I call again, now the file has been transferred back to the CO. I asked if they need anything more from us, no they say, its just waiting for approval. I call every few days to check, still no change, nothing needed, and it's at CO's desk. I have spoken to Lorraine and Sandy a few times now, no help. My legal representation that touts having a professional working relationship with the Embassy in Manila and full Embassy support are of no help, they suggest if it goes on like this I contact my Senator, Thanks.
So I fax the Privacy Release Act form to both my Senators and my US Representative. No reply from them, I will be calling their offices to follow up and calling back the Embassy again in the next day or two. It is also nice that DELBROS can't keep their database up and running.
There, I feel better now. Just that the summer is passing away and I will be celebrating Independence Day without out the woman I love. I know others have had to wait a lot, lot longer than us. So its not a pity party, just a wake up call. Uncertainty is certainly a test of the strength of a couple's relationship.
Moral of the story, if everything isn't spot on the day of the interview, then be prepared to wait. Pink slip or not. Regardless of what they tell you. Even if you try your best and meet all the requirements, things can still go astray. So the Visa Journey continues.
Good luck to upcoming interviews, I hope you the best. Congratulations for those we met at the Embassy, who had success, and a quick review process for the others we met there.
QUOTE(Ano @ Jul 2 2007, 11:57 PM)
Had our interview on Thursday June 7th, and VISA still not released. We were called around 11:30 to see the CO after turning the DS forms, PICS, Tax transcript for 2006 and Affidavit of Support to the pre-screener. As we sat back down, they told everyone to leave for lunch. After lunch we return to our seats expecting to be called, sat for a few hours and decide to see what the problems was. Anyhow they tell us that we were called at 11:58, we certainly didn't hear it. As we were waiting we found out that there was a index finger scan that should have been done at end of CO interview, we informed the woman at window 37(?) that it wasn't done. She went and checked and said it was done, my fiancée said no it wasn't, anyhow they gave us the pink slip and told to pay DELBROS.
Fast forward to the following Monday, my fiancée receives a call from the Embassy to come back and do her index finger scan, she reports to window X and then does finger scan after they locate her file.
Jump ahead a week and I call the embassy to see why VISA still is not released. Either Lorraine or Sandy tells me that my Fiancée's father is a Naturalized American, LOL. They said she was told at interview to report to American Citizen Service to apply for USA Passport. I said no she wasn't, I was there. I get off the phone with the Embassy and called her. She checks with her family about this, you see her father has been deceased for twenty years. Both her mom and Lola assure her that her father has never been to the United States. So I call the Embassy back and inform them.
Another four or five days later I call again, now the file has been transferred back to the CO. I asked if they need anything more from us, no they say, its just waiting for approval. I call every few days to check, still no change, nothing needed, and it's at CO's desk. I have spoken to Lorraine and Sandy a few times now, no help. My legal representation that touts having a professional working relationship with the Embassy in Manila and full Embassy support are of no help, they suggest if it goes on like this I contact my Senator, Thanks.
So I fax the Privacy Release Act form to both my Senators and my US Representative. No reply from them, I will be calling their offices to follow up and calling back the Embassy again in the next day or two. It is also nice that DELBROS can't keep their database up and running.
There, I feel better now. Just that the summer is passing away and I will be celebrating Independence Day without out the woman I love. I know others have had to wait a lot, lot longer than us. So its not a pity party, just a wake up call. Uncertainty is certainly a test of the strength of a couple's relationship.
Moral of the story, if everything isn't spot on the day of the interview, then be prepared to wait. Pink slip or not. Regardless of what they tell you. Even if you try your best and meet all the requirements, things can still go astray. So the Visa Journey continues.
Good luck to upcoming interviews, I hope you the best. Congratulations for those we met at the Embassy, who had success, and a quick review process for the others we met there.
Fast forward to the following Monday, my fiancée receives a call from the Embassy to come back and do her index finger scan, she reports to window X and then does finger scan after they locate her file.
Jump ahead a week and I call the embassy to see why VISA still is not released. Either Lorraine or Sandy tells me that my Fiancée's father is a Naturalized American, LOL. They said she was told at interview to report to American Citizen Service to apply for USA Passport. I said no she wasn't, I was there. I get off the phone with the Embassy and called her. She checks with her family about this, you see her father has been deceased for twenty years. Both her mom and Lola assure her that her father has never been to the United States. So I call the Embassy back and inform them.
Another four or five days later I call again, now the file has been transferred back to the CO. I asked if they need anything more from us, no they say, its just waiting for approval. I call every few days to check, still no change, nothing needed, and it's at CO's desk. I have spoken to Lorraine and Sandy a few times now, no help. My legal representation that touts having a professional working relationship with the Embassy in Manila and full Embassy support are of no help, they suggest if it goes on like this I contact my Senator, Thanks.
So I fax the Privacy Release Act form to both my Senators and my US Representative. No reply from them, I will be calling their offices to follow up and calling back the Embassy again in the next day or two. It is also nice that DELBROS can't keep their database up and running.
There, I feel better now. Just that the summer is passing away and I will be celebrating Independence Day without out the woman I love. I know others have had to wait a lot, lot longer than us. So its not a pity party, just a wake up call. Uncertainty is certainly a test of the strength of a couple's relationship.
Moral of the story, if everything isn't spot on the day of the interview, then be prepared to wait. Pink slip or not. Regardless of what they tell you. Even if you try your best and meet all the requirements, things can still go astray. So the Visa Journey continues.
Good luck to upcoming interviews, I hope you the best. Congratulations for those we met at the Embassy, who had success, and a quick review process for the others we met there.
i think those who have their interview in june are going through the same agony.
we are on the same boat. my interview was on june 20. like your fiancee i also got the pink slip and the consul even said CONGRATULATIONS at the end of the interview but up to now i am still waiting for the VISA. my fiance called up the embassy last friday and a lady told him that it is still at the consul's desk and to call back thursday or friday this week and never to call back on monday(yesterday) to wednesday because it is holiday. maybe all june interviews have no visa yet.
hope our visas will be released soon.
QUOTE(Ano @ Jul 3 2007, 12:57 AM)
Had our interview on Thursday June 7th, and VISA still not released. We were called around 11:30 to see the CO after turning the DS forms, PICS, Tax transcript for 2006 and Affidavit of Support to the pre-screener. As we sat back down, they told everyone to leave for lunch. After lunch we return to our seats expecting to be called, sat for a few hours and decide to see what the problems was. Anyhow they tell us that we were called at 11:58, we certainly didn't hear it. As we were waiting we found out that there was a index finger scan that should have been done at end of CO interview, we informed the woman at window 37(?) that it wasn't done. She went and checked and said it was done, my fiancée said no it wasn't, anyhow they gave us the pink slip and told to pay DELBROS.
Fast forward to the following Monday, my fiancée receives a call from the Embassy to come back and do her index finger scan, she reports to window X and then does finger scan after they locate her file.
Jump ahead a week and I call the embassy to see why VISA still is not released. Either Lorraine or Sandy tells me that my Fiancée's father is a Naturalized American, LOL. They said she was told at interview to report to American Citizen Service to apply for USA Passport. I said no she wasn't, I was there. I get off the phone with the Embassy and called her. She checks with her family about this, you see her father has been deceased for twenty years. Both her mom and Lola assure her that her father has never been to the United States. So I call the Embassy back and inform them.
Another four or five days later I call again, now the file has been transferred back to the CO. I asked if they need anything more from us, no they say, its just waiting for approval. I call every few days to check, still no change, nothing needed, and it's at CO's desk. I have spoken to Lorraine and Sandy a few times now, no help. My legal representation that touts having a professional working relationship with the Embassy in Manila and full Embassy support are of no help, they suggest if it goes on like this I contact my Senator, Thanks.
So I fax the Privacy Release Act form to both my Senators and my US Representative. No reply from them, I will be calling their offices to follow up and calling back the Embassy again in the next day or two. It is also nice that DELBROS can't keep their database up and running.
There, I feel better now. Just that the summer is passing away and I will be celebrating Independence Day without out the woman I love. I know others have had to wait a lot, lot longer than us. So its not a pity party, just a wake up call. Uncertainty is certainly a test of the strength of a couple's relationship.
Moral of the story, if everything isn't spot on the day of the interview, then be prepared to wait. Pink slip or not. Regardless of what they tell you. Even if you try your best and meet all the requirements, things can still go astray. So the Visa Journey continues.
Good luck to upcoming interviews, I hope you the best. Congratulations for those we met at the Embassy, who had success, and a quick review process for the others we met there.
Fast forward to the following Monday, my fiancée receives a call from the Embassy to come back and do her index finger scan, she reports to window X and then does finger scan after they locate her file.
Jump ahead a week and I call the embassy to see why VISA still is not released. Either Lorraine or Sandy tells me that my Fiancée's father is a Naturalized American, LOL. They said she was told at interview to report to American Citizen Service to apply for USA Passport. I said no she wasn't, I was there. I get off the phone with the Embassy and called her. She checks with her family about this, you see her father has been deceased for twenty years. Both her mom and Lola assure her that her father has never been to the United States. So I call the Embassy back and inform them.
Another four or five days later I call again, now the file has been transferred back to the CO. I asked if they need anything more from us, no they say, its just waiting for approval. I call every few days to check, still no change, nothing needed, and it's at CO's desk. I have spoken to Lorraine and Sandy a few times now, no help. My legal representation that touts having a professional working relationship with the Embassy in Manila and full Embassy support are of no help, they suggest if it goes on like this I contact my Senator, Thanks.
So I fax the Privacy Release Act form to both my Senators and my US Representative. No reply from them, I will be calling their offices to follow up and calling back the Embassy again in the next day or two. It is also nice that DELBROS can't keep their database up and running.
There, I feel better now. Just that the summer is passing away and I will be celebrating Independence Day without out the woman I love. I know others have had to wait a lot, lot longer than us. So its not a pity party, just a wake up call. Uncertainty is certainly a test of the strength of a couple's relationship.
Moral of the story, if everything isn't spot on the day of the interview, then be prepared to wait. Pink slip or not. Regardless of what they tell you. Even if you try your best and meet all the requirements, things can still go astray. So the Visa Journey continues.
Good luck to upcoming interviews, I hope you the best. Congratulations for those we met at the Embassy, who had success, and a quick review process for the others we met there.
I know, Ano. It's tough to wait, but you're closer now than you ever were before and getting closer every minute. My honeyko and myself needed to make some concrete plans for a celebration we're having in the Philippines, and we needed to do it before we had our interview date, so basing it on my best guess, and factoring what I thought could be a certain amount of AR time, I came up with August 4. Well, she had her interview June 5 and her visa a week later and I still have a month to go!!!!!! But it's all in God's hands, I know that. In ways I haven't completely realized, we are using the time for the best.
I know things will work out well for you, hang in there.
Ano -> I wish you'll receive good news from them any time now. Looks like USEM is overwhelmed with visa applicants and are taking too much time to grant this applicants their visas. You fiancee will receive her visa soon. Just don't give up on following up your case. You are a very "patient" man and you will reap good rewards from all of this. Good Luck and Congrats (in advance).
Hi everyone! Evan here.. just asking for your prayers, ill be having my interview tomorrow, wish me luck!
Just a quick question about "advanced parole". I understand that a K-1 cannot leave the US while the AOS is pending without an "advance parole" being filed, right? What if my wife has no plans to go back before then? If there is an emergency, can she still go back and request "forgiveness" to come back due to the family emergency? I'm just trying to justify the extra expense in my head when she has no plans to go back for at least a year or two...barring an family emergency. Can someone please explain or give some advice?
Thanks.
Scott
Thanks.
Scott
Ano and sweethoney, you both hang in there we will pray that your visa will be in your hands sooner than later...love can make us all strong despite the distance and the long journey to join together..so keep the faith...
dave&evan, goodluck to your interview tomorrow
dave&evan, goodluck to your interview tomorrow
Hi everyone!
I would just like to let everyone that my girl got approved at her interview yesterday!!!
I am so happy now, we have been waiting for so long and thanks to the True God's power and love, our journey has finally ended...
I want to thank everyone for their support, and I pray that she recieve her visa very soon.
I have a question though, is there anyway I can track the visa from DELBROS?
Thanks again,
and for those who are still waiting, I pray for everyone that you are united with your loved ones very soon
I would just like to let everyone that my girl got approved at her interview yesterday!!!
I am so happy now, we have been waiting for so long and thanks to the True God's power and love, our journey has finally ended...
I want to thank everyone for their support, and I pray that she recieve her visa very soon.
I have a question though, is there anyway I can track the visa from DELBROS?
Thanks again,
and for those who are still waiting, I pray for everyone that you are united with your loved ones very soon
QUOTE(dave&evan @ Jul 4 2007, 12:42 AM)
Hi everyone! Evan here.. just asking for your prayers, ill be having my interview tomorrow, wish me luck!
Good Luck to you!
QUOTE(ElMasGuapo @ Jul 4 2007, 03:17 AM)
Hi everyone!
I would just like to let everyone that my girl got approved at her interview yesterday!!!
I am so happy now, we have been waiting for so long and thanks to the True God's power and love, our journey has finally ended...
I want to thank everyone for their support, and I pray that she recieve her visa very soon.
I have a question though, is there anyway I can track the visa from DELBROS?
Thanks again,
and for those who are still waiting, I pray for everyone that you are united with your loved ones very soon
I would just like to let everyone that my girl got approved at her interview yesterday!!!
I am so happy now, we have been waiting for so long and thanks to the True God's power and love, our journey has finally ended...
I want to thank everyone for their support, and I pray that she recieve her visa very soon.
I have a question though, is there anyway I can track the visa from DELBROS?
Thanks again,
and for those who are still waiting, I pray for everyone that you are united with your loved ones very soon
Congratulations!!!
QUOTE(dave&evan @ Jul 3 2007, 11:42 PM)
Hi everyone! Evan here.. just asking for your prayers, ill be having my interview tomorrow, wish me luck!
Im sure you're in everyone's prayers here in VJ. Good luck and god bless.
QUOTE(ElMasGuapo @ Jul 4 2007, 02:17 AM)
Hi everyone!
I would just like to let everyone that my girl got approved at her interview yesterday!!!
I am so happy now, we have been waiting for so long and thanks to the True God's power and love, our journey has finally ended...
I want to thank everyone for their support, and I pray that she recieve her visa very soon.
I have a question though, is there anyway I can track the visa from DELBROS?
Thanks again,
and for those who are still waiting, I pray for everyone that you are united with your loved ones very soon
I would just like to let everyone that my girl got approved at her interview yesterday!!!
I am so happy now, we have been waiting for so long and thanks to the True God's power and love, our journey has finally ended...
I want to thank everyone for their support, and I pray that she recieve her visa very soon.
I have a question though, is there anyway I can track the visa from DELBROS?
Thanks again,
and for those who are still waiting, I pray for everyone that you are united with your loved ones very soon
CONGRATULATIONS! I hope everyone here in VJ will have their own happy endings as well.
QUOTE(rea @ Jul 4 2007, 03:01 AM)
Ano and sweethoney, you both hang in there we will pray that your visa will be in your hands sooner than later...love can make us all strong despite the distance and the long journey to join together..so keep the faith...
dave&evan, goodluck to your interview tomorrow
dave&evan, goodluck to your interview tomorrow
thanks alot rea!!!
i keep on praying!!!
GOD BLESS US ALL HERE AT VJ!!!!
QUOTE(dave&evan @ Jul 3 2007, 10:42 PM)
Hi everyone! Evan here.. just asking for your prayers, ill be having my interview tomorrow, wish me luck!
Good Luck!!!
Charlie
big day today july 4!! we drove to reno nevada for applying the sss they said after 2 weeks il be getting the number through mail. i had tdp shots now and i am still little bit sore after that. i would like to ask regardign the civil surgeon do they have their own i-693a or it is our job to download it and bring it there for transferring the vaccination record? congrats to those who are getting marry and goodluck for all of us.god bless u all!!
QUOTE(jackieadam @ Jul 4 2007, 05:04 AM)
big day today july 4!! we drove to reno nevada for applying the sss they said after 2 weeks il be getting the number through mail. i had tdp shots now and i am still little bit sore after that. i would like to ask regardign the civil surgeon do they have their own i-693a or it is our job to download it and bring it there for transferring the vaccination record? congrats to those who are getting marry and goodluck for all of us.god bless u all!!
You may want to get a TB skin test at your local health department and take the results of the TD and skin test to your DSC.They normally have their own Supplemental I-693 form. Doesn't hurt to take a blank of your own tho!
Try and get a copy of what the DCS puts in the sealed envelope!
Congrats on the recent approvals.
getting close for us, July 11 interview. I am flying down to Manila on July 8 to be with her.
Quick question on DS-156
Are you bringing the visa photos seperately and giving them when requested or are people attaching them to both copies of the DS-156 in the space provided?
Thankyou
Carl & Ginovie
getting close for us, July 11 interview. I am flying down to Manila on July 8 to be with her.
Quick question on DS-156
Are you bringing the visa photos seperately and giving them when requested or are people attaching them to both copies of the DS-156 in the space provided?
Thankyou
Carl & Ginovie
Oh one more quick question,
For the DS-156K, it states that the following documents be attached ... Does that mean we staple or somehow attach all the required documents like BC, Evidence of Engagement and I-134 plus supporting documents to this form?
My evidence of engagement alone is a couple of flexible binders full and I-134 and supporting is another flexible folder full.
Your experience is appreciated.
Carl & Ginovie
For the DS-156K, it states that the following documents be attached ... Does that mean we staple or somehow attach all the required documents like BC, Evidence of Engagement and I-134 plus supporting documents to this form?
My evidence of engagement alone is a couple of flexible binders full and I-134 and supporting is another flexible folder full.
Your experience is appreciated.
Carl & Ginovie
QUOTE(trakon2002 @ Jul 4 2007, 06:17 PM)
Oh one more quick question,
For the DS-156K, it states that the following documents be attached ... Does that mean we staple or somehow attach all the required documents like BC, Evidence of Engagement and I-134 plus supporting documents to this form?
My evidence of engagement alone is a couple of flexible binders full and I-134 and supporting is another flexible folder full.
Your experience is appreciated.
Carl & Ginovie
No you have them seperate as the [2] DS 156, DS 156K [K1] and [2]DS 157 are the first things they take at the interview.For the DS-156K, it states that the following documents be attached ... Does that mean we staple or somehow attach all the required documents like BC, Evidence of Engagement and I-134 plus supporting documents to this form?
My evidence of engagement alone is a couple of flexible binders full and I-134 and supporting is another flexible folder full.
Your experience is appreciated.
Carl & Ginovie
Believe they mean DS 156K attached to DS 156
QUOTE(Skeeter211 @ Jul 4 2007, 01:19 AM)
Just a quick question about "advanced parole". I understand that a K-1 cannot leave the US while the AOS is pending without an "advance parole" being filed, right? What if my wife has no plans to go back before then? If there is an emergency, can she still go back and request "forgiveness" to come back due to the family emergency? I'm just trying to justify the extra expense in my head when she has no plans to go back for at least a year or two...barring an family emergency. Can someone please explain or give some advice?
Thanks.
Scott
Thanks.
Scott
If she leaves the US without advance parole prior to approval of the AOS, there will be no forgiveness. You will have to file a I-130 petition for spouse and start over again.
hi fellow vj'ers i have a question, we are now in the stage of our visa journey where we already got our packet 4 and is scheduled for medical and interview soon...my fiance (USC petitioner) just moved (as in last month, June) to the house he and his sister bought and will also be our home soon...in the forms submitted I129F it is his old address because we filed it in Feb 2007, my questions are the following:
=>in our form I-134 (Affidavit of Support) should it be still old or new address?
=>when i fill out my DS156, DS157 and DS156K which address, old or new?
=>forms to fill up during medical, what address should we use?
=>do we need to inform any office of this change in address?
we are worried on the consistency of the address used in the forms we submitted..would appreciate your replies...please..thanks...
rea
=>in our form I-134 (Affidavit of Support) should it be still old or new address?
=>when i fill out my DS156, DS157 and DS156K which address, old or new?
=>forms to fill up during medical, what address should we use?
=>do we need to inform any office of this change in address?
we are worried on the consistency of the address used in the forms we submitted..would appreciate your replies...please..thanks...
rea
Hi everyone:-)
My address is Oregon but soon i'll be in Washington because my fiance will get back to work there. I don't have my TD shot yet...is it okay if i get my shot in washington and also get my ssn there?
thanks a lot.
My address is Oregon but soon i'll be in Washington because my fiance will get back to work there. I don't have my TD shot yet...is it okay if i get my shot in washington and also get my ssn there?
thanks a lot.
QUOTE(john_and_marlene @ Jul 5 2007, 03:27 AM)
QUOTE(Skeeter211 @ Jul 4 2007, 01:19 AM)
Just a quick question about "advanced parole". I understand that a K-1 cannot leave the US while the AOS is pending without an "advance parole" being filed, right? What if my wife has no plans to go back before then? If there is an emergency, can she still go back and request "forgiveness" to come back due to the family emergency? I'm just trying to justify the extra expense in my head when she has no plans to go back for at least a year or two...barring an family emergency. Can someone please explain or give some advice?
Thanks.
Scott
Thanks.
Scott
If she leaves the US without advance parole prior to approval of the AOS, there will be no forgiveness. You will have to file a I-130 petition for spouse and start over again.
Thank you for the response. I guess we'll have to talk about it together more, but I guess for the $170 its not worth the risk.
Scott
hi peeps!!!
we'll be having an AOS interview this coming monday, july 9th, and i know they have listed about what to bring during the interview which on this case we've had already send it to them when we applied for AOS right? now my question lol, what should we exactly bring, or what did you guys bring during your AOS interview? we have the copies on things that we sent to them, meaning we'll just have to bring it anyways? and yea some photos of our travels too, together with families and friends? noa2, passport, and the appoitment letter itself?
anything else??? im back to cramming again
God bless you guys and good luck to all
ronmay
we'll be having an AOS interview this coming monday, july 9th, and i know they have listed about what to bring during the interview which on this case we've had already send it to them when we applied for AOS right? now my question lol, what should we exactly bring, or what did you guys bring during your AOS interview? we have the copies on things that we sent to them, meaning we'll just have to bring it anyways? and yea some photos of our travels too, together with families and friends? noa2, passport, and the appoitment letter itself?
anything else??? im back to cramming again
God bless you guys and good luck to all
ronmay
With the end of this phase in sight and the upcoming fee increase for the next stage of this process...
I would like to get some thoughts from all of you on how far in advance to purchase plane tickets...
I vaguely recall reading that Delbros delivers visas in the Metro Manila area in 7-10 business days (or I may be engaging in wishful thinking!)
With an interview date of August 13, would it be safe to buy plane tickets for Sept. 1?
Thoughts, ideas, suggestions will be gladly and graciously accepted!
I would like to get some thoughts from all of you on how far in advance to purchase plane tickets...
I vaguely recall reading that Delbros delivers visas in the Metro Manila area in 7-10 business days (or I may be engaging in wishful thinking!)
With an interview date of August 13, would it be safe to buy plane tickets for Sept. 1?
Thoughts, ideas, suggestions will be gladly and graciously accepted!
Visa received!!!!!
Shortly after my last post, Fely received a text message from the Delbros courier telling us to stay home and wait for delivery. That was at about 1:30 pm. We waited what seemed like forever. At 5:30 pm he rode up on his bike. Apparently ours was his last visa delivery of the day, our of a total of 58 from Manila to Olongapo to Palauig. We fed him soda and cookies, and I even gave him a tip. I figured it out--one delivery every 12 minutes from early morning.
I will post an interview review shortly if I have time before Fely and her sister return from the bank. Good luck to those still waiting for their visas from their June interviews.
Gary and Fely
Shortly after my last post, Fely received a text message from the Delbros courier telling us to stay home and wait for delivery. That was at about 1:30 pm. We waited what seemed like forever. At 5:30 pm he rode up on his bike. Apparently ours was his last visa delivery of the day, our of a total of 58 from Manila to Olongapo to Palauig. We fed him soda and cookies, and I even gave him a tip. I figured it out--one delivery every 12 minutes from early morning.
I will post an interview review shortly if I have time before Fely and her sister return from the bank. Good luck to those still waiting for their visas from their June interviews.
Gary and Fely
QUOTE(StarProg @ Jul 5 2007, 02:19 PM)
Visa received!!!!!
Shortly after my last post, Fely received a text message from the Delbros courier telling us to stay home and wait for delivery. That was at about 1:30 pm. We waited what seemed like forever. At 5:30 pm he rode up on his bike. Apparently ours was his last visa delivery of the day, our of a total of 58 from Manila to Olongapo to Palauig. We fed him soda and cookies, and I even gave him a tip. I figured it out--one delivery every 12 minutes from early morning.
I will post an interview review shortly if I have time before Fely and her sister return from the bank. Good luck to those still waiting for their visas from their June interviews.
Gary and Fely
Shortly after my last post, Fely received a text message from the Delbros courier telling us to stay home and wait for delivery. That was at about 1:30 pm. We waited what seemed like forever. At 5:30 pm he rode up on his bike. Apparently ours was his last visa delivery of the day, our of a total of 58 from Manila to Olongapo to Palauig. We fed him soda and cookies, and I even gave him a tip. I figured it out--one delivery every 12 minutes from early morning.
I will post an interview review shortly if I have time before Fely and her sister return from the bank. Good luck to those still waiting for their visas from their June interviews.
Gary and Fely
wow that was fast!
8 days from interview date you got your visa! congratulations gary and fely!
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