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Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Adriana,
Good luck tomorrow!! I'm sure it will go just fine.
Best wishes,
Mary
Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good luck tomorrow!! I'm sure it will go just fine.
Best wishes,
Mary
QUOTE(JODO @ May 28 2007, 06:43 PM) 
Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks 
GOOD LUCK!!! I'm sure it will be fine!
p.s. really cute dog pic!
p.s. really cute dog pic!
QUOTE(girlafraid7 @ May 28 2007, 12:07 PM)
GOOD LUCK!!! I'm sure it will be fine!
p.s. really cute dog pic!
p.s. really cute dog pic!
thanks
that's my dog...congratulations for the visa
Congratulations and good luck on your further journey!
Visa approved!
Finally this day came for me too. I left the house early in the morning (4:30 am) because I was afraid of the traffic, a lot of rain and trucks on autobahn 5 but all good, I arrived to the Consulate in Frankfurt at 6:00 am. I parked in front of the Consulate and I was the second in line..but first person was for a work visa so....and the third in line was a VJ friend, Diana (John&Diana)-approved too
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Inside, first you pass the security, then you go to the visa building.
Window 22 pay the fee, window 23 give the number from the entrance, visa application (DS-230 part 2), 1 photo (I showed her a bunch of pictures and she picked the correct one lol) and I received a list with the order they want my documents at the next window and an envelope to put stamps on it (value of the stamps 4.25 euro).
Window 18, the lady (very nice lady) took the requested documents and explained me about the POE and removing the conditions...plus she noticed that my passport will expire in December so she advise me to keep the expired passport too when I get the new one.
Window 17: interview. I signed DS-230 part 2 in front of the Officer, he asked me where we are going to live in the States, he took my fingerprints and.... APPROVED. He said they have everything they need and they are ready to issue my visa so in maxim a week i will get the visa in the mail.
The end.
Thank you very much to all of you for your support!
Finally this day came for me too. I left the house early in the morning (4:30 am) because I was afraid of the traffic, a lot of rain and trucks on autobahn 5 but all good, I arrived to the Consulate in Frankfurt at 6:00 am. I parked in front of the Consulate and I was the second in line..but first person was for a work visa so....and the third in line was a VJ friend, Diana (John&Diana)-approved too
.Inside, first you pass the security, then you go to the visa building.
Window 22 pay the fee, window 23 give the number from the entrance, visa application (DS-230 part 2), 1 photo (I showed her a bunch of pictures and she picked the correct one lol) and I received a list with the order they want my documents at the next window and an envelope to put stamps on it (value of the stamps 4.25 euro).
Window 18, the lady (very nice lady) took the requested documents and explained me about the POE and removing the conditions...plus she noticed that my passport will expire in December so she advise me to keep the expired passport too when I get the new one.
Window 17: interview. I signed DS-230 part 2 in front of the Officer, he asked me where we are going to live in the States, he took my fingerprints and.... APPROVED. He said they have everything they need and they are ready to issue my visa so in maxim a week i will get the visa in the mail.
The end.
Thank you very much to all of you for your support!
Congrats, Adriana! That's great news. I hope that your trip to the States comes quickly and that you're very happy there!
Mary
Mary
QUOTE(MaydayDas @ May 29 2007, 07:03 PM)
Visa approved!
Finally this day came for me too. I left the house early in the morning (4:30 am) because I was afraid of the traffic, a lot of rain and trucks on autobahn 5 but all good, I arrived to the Consulate in Frankfurt at 6:00 am. I parked in front of the Consulate and I was the second in line..but first person was for a work visa so....and the third in line was a VJ friend, Diana (John&Diana)-approved too .
Inside, first you pass the security, then you go to the visa building.
Window 22 pay the fee, window 23 give the number from the entrance, visa application (DS-230 part 2), 1 photo (I showed her a bunch of pictures and she picked the correct one lol) and I received a list with the order they want my documents at the next window and an envelope to put stamps on it (value of the stamps 4.25 euro).
Window 18, the lady (very nice lady) took the requested documents and explained me about the POE and removing the conditions...plus she noticed that my passport will expire in December so she advise me to keep the expired passport too when I get the new one.
Window 17: interview. I signed DS-230 part 2 in front of the Officer, he asked me where we are going to live in the States, he took my fingerprints and.... APPROVED. He said they have everything they need and they are ready to issue my visa so in maxim a week i will get the visa in the mail.
The end.
Thank you very much to all of you for your support!
Finally this day came for me too. I left the house early in the morning (4:30 am) because I was afraid of the traffic, a lot of rain and trucks on autobahn 5 but all good, I arrived to the Consulate in Frankfurt at 6:00 am. I parked in front of the Consulate and I was the second in line..but first person was for a work visa so....and the third in line was a VJ friend, Diana (John&Diana)-approved too
.Inside, first you pass the security, then you go to the visa building.
Window 22 pay the fee, window 23 give the number from the entrance, visa application (DS-230 part 2), 1 photo (I showed her a bunch of pictures and she picked the correct one lol) and I received a list with the order they want my documents at the next window and an envelope to put stamps on it (value of the stamps 4.25 euro).
Window 18, the lady (very nice lady) took the requested documents and explained me about the POE and removing the conditions...plus she noticed that my passport will expire in December so she advise me to keep the expired passport too when I get the new one.
Window 17: interview. I signed DS-230 part 2 in front of the Officer, he asked me where we are going to live in the States, he took my fingerprints and.... APPROVED. He said they have everything they need and they are ready to issue my visa so in maxim a week i will get the visa in the mail.
The end.
Thank you very much to all of you for your support!
Thank you Mary, hopefully I fly on June 9th and life is beautiful again next to my husband.
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