Hi all,

 

I am a newbie to all this, so this may be common knowledge, but for others like me who were not in the know, here is a bit of info. After we had our approval, I contacted the embassy in Hungary to see what I needed to do to keep the process moving forward. They said if I sent them proof of approval, they would sent my fiancee the packet, no need to wait for NVC. I sent them a screenshot of our approval from USCIS and just got a confirmation email from them that the packet went out. We got approved on May 15th and they sent it on the 17th. Like I said, this may be common knowledge, but maybe other embassies will do this as well. I just haven't seen this in anything I have read so far during the process....so, sorry if this redundant, but thought I would put it out there anyway. Cheers!!

I went to check the website like I do every day, more for processing time updates than approval, since my NOA 1 was February 6th 2013. I was so shocked when I saw "Post Decision Activity" May 15th We were approved!! I know there are so many who have been waiting a long time. I wish you luck. Thanks for all the help. I did this myself with no attorney. Just followed what I found on the site. I am caught so off guard, I don't even know what to do next....just sitting here in shock.

I went to check the website like I do every day, more for processing time updates than approval, since my NOA 1 was February 6th 2013. I was so shocked when I saw "Post Decision Activity" May 15th We were approved!! I know there are so many who have been waiting a long time. I wish you luck. Thanks for all the help. I did this myself with no attorney. Just followed what I found on the site. I am caught so off guard, I don't even know what to do next....just sitting here in shock.

Unfortunately I've found out too late that my qualification in English is University Degree instead of Masters Degre I stated on the entry form. Will it lead to me being disqualified?

Hello All I read the immigration discussions on VJ around 3-4 times a day and sometimes people confuse me! We already sent the I-129F package 4months ago and since I'm really precise, I was 100% sure that we didn't miss out anything. But when I saw other people's own checklists, I got confused.

- I am the beneficiary, the foreign fiancée. I didn't have to send my birth certificate, did I?

- What about the petitioner's financial stuff (taxes, bank accounts, etc)? We didn't send anything like that either, I thought we needed it after the NOA2.

- And do you guys know anything about Vermont Service Center? I know it's quite "fast" now, it takes around 5-6 months until the NOA2, is that correct?

- I know it's different in each country but is it okay going to the interview without my fiancé being there?

- Which language do I have to use at the interview? Hungarian or English?

Thanks you so much for the answers. Some of them might be already answered but I found different answers and they confused me. Thanks guys!