Hi to all!!!
As you can see on my timeline my I-130 was approved but unfortunatly my 1_129 not yet.. but its ok... but im to confuse right now with all this, I was preparing myself for the K3 ...
I have some questions im sure I will find some answers here on this great forum
1) about james shortcut works without problems?
2) my agent will be my husband, shopul we expecte all docts to the US?
3) on Ds-230 ... do I have to sign before I send to my hubby the part I and part II no sign?
4) and about the documents like birth certificate, marriage certificate, police reports etc. .... All this must be original or certified copies and translated right?
But here its kind confusing ... example police reports ... should i get certified copies directly from them only or should I get certified or notorized on any place who officialy does this...would be valid?
Thanks
Kev&Fabi
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1. Many of us have used James' shortcuts and they work very well if you know how to follow instructions well.
2. If your Choice of Agent is your husband (the US citizen), then he should get ALL correspondence and fees. The only thing you should be getting is Packet 4 which is the interview letter with other details.
3. You, the beneficiary, need to sign form DS-230 Part I, NOT Part II since you'll sign that one in front of the CO the day of the interview.
4. All documents that you send to the NVC need to be originals or certified copies with translations, including the police certificate.
Diana
2. If your Choice of Agent is your husband (the US citizen), then he should get ALL correspondence and fees. The only thing you should be getting is Packet 4 which is the interview letter with other details.
3. You, the beneficiary, need to sign form DS-230 Part I, NOT Part II since you'll sign that one in front of the CO the day of the interview.
4. All documents that you send to the NVC need to be originals or certified copies with translations, including the police certificate.
Diana
Did your I-130 make it to NVC already?
Thank you very much Mononoke28 ....I saw a topic form you another day, you was saying that you or you spouse did the Ds-230 month before and sent to the US...let me ask you this...you did the br code with james shortcut?? or u left the barcode in blank?
Thanks again!
Fabi
YES...FINALLY ...THEY ASSIGNED CASE # ON NOV/23 ...
Thanks again!
Fabi
QUOTE(Mononoke28 @ Nov 28 2007, 07:46 PM) 
1. Many of us have used James' shortcuts and they work very well if you know how to follow instructions well.
2. If your Choice of Agent is your husband (the US citizen), then he should get ALL correspondence and fees. The only thing you should be getting is Packet 4 which is the interview letter with other details.
3. You, the beneficiary, need to sign form DS-230 Part I, NOT Part II since you'll sign that one in front of the CO the day of the interview.
4. All documents that you send to the NVC need to be originals or certified copies with translations, including the police certificate.
Diana
2. If your Choice of Agent is your husband (the US citizen), then he should get ALL correspondence and fees. The only thing you should be getting is Packet 4 which is the interview letter with other details.
3. You, the beneficiary, need to sign form DS-230 Part I, NOT Part II since you'll sign that one in front of the CO the day of the interview.
4. All documents that you send to the NVC need to be originals or certified copies with translations, including the police certificate.
Diana
YES...FINALLY ...THEY ASSIGNED CASE # ON NOV/23 ...
QUOTE(Haole @ Nov 28 2007, 09:00 PM)
Did your I-130 make it to NVC already?
No, we genereated the barcode for the DS-230 following James' shortcuts but the NVC failed to let me know if they had mailed/generated it so we ended up using the real DS-230 coversheet that the NVC sent us.
Diana
Diana
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