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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Gambia
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Hi all.

My hubby is scheduled for his interview on thursday and I'm wondering what he needs to bring with him.

I already sent the originals to the marriage, his birth certificate and his police certificate to NVC and they sent it DHL express to the embassy in Dakar. Soooo, since THEY have the originals to everything, what exactly would he need to bring with him?

Also, my case was an expedite all the way through, so when would he possibly get his visa to travel here?

Thanks for any info.

FYI: if I have to give anything to my husband, i would have to scan everything and email it to him. (due to the interview being so fast). Would they possibly accept the scanned and printed version of whatever they might need?

Thanks,

Leedah

12/25/2004 - Met my future hubby while on trip to Gambia

12/13/2006 - Married my hubby in Gambia (West Africa)

12/08/2007 - Sent I-130 to Chicago Lock box. USPS Express Mail December 08,'07, 7:44 pm

02/05/2008 - I-130 NOA1 Hardcopy Received in mailbox

05/27/2008 - Filed Expedite Request by phone with CSR

06/01/2008 - Received Denial Email

06/05/2008 - Filed 2nd request

06/23/2008 - Expedite Approved

07/27/2008 - NOA2

10/21/2008 - Case complete at NVC (Technically was expedited to embassy)

11/06/2008 - Interview at Dakar Embassy

11/06/2008 - Notice (show more income evidence from petitioner)

11/07/2008 - Case on hold

11/18/2008 - 2nd Interview Date

11/18/2008 - Notice (Show even more income and ORIGINAL docs now from 1st cosponsor

12/23/2008 - Received email for 3rd Interview scheduled for March 25th, 2009. Bring Pics

01/23/2009- In Gambia with hubby

03/25/2009- Interview

04/09/2009- POE Atlanta (CR-1 Status until 2011)

04/13/2009- husband arrested for domestic violence (Aggravated Assault-Felony)

05/19/2009- Filed for divorce

06/02/2009- Letter sent to immigration detailing abuse & fraud

09/08/2009- Divorce Hearing

09/10/2009- Divorce Trial (Continued)

03/11/2010- Notice To Appear issued

03/22/2010- Divorced

05/18/2010- Deportation Master Hearing

05/18/2010- Deportation Ordered

06/17/2010- Appeal Time Over. ICE picked him up. In Jail

08/10/2010- Another Master Hearing Scheduled. Out of jail.

05/31/2012- Individual Hearing Scheduled

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Filed: Other Country: Japan
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You should have received a list of everything needed along with your interview notice.

I don't know how this works with an expedited case...most of us aren't in your position...and I'm sure we wouldn't envy whatever the case is.

Glad for you that you were able to get the expedite.

Usually originals or certified copies are required. I doubt that a scanned document would be sufficient if anything is missing.

Check the guides and Wiki to make sure your spouse has everything in hand that they need, or that it's already been sent to NVC or the consulate.

Your spouse will absolutely need to bring their medical report, passport, and a good attitude.

Good luck.

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Using this guide may allow you to fly through NVC in as little as 11 days.

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2006-11-01: Met online through common interest in music - NOT Dating Service

2007-01-28: Met in person in Paris

2007-10-02: Married in Tokyo

2008-07-05: I-130 Sent

2008-08-13: NOA2 I-130

2008-10-02: Case Complete at NVC

2008-11-04: Interview - CR-1 Visa APPROVED

2008-12-11: POE - Chicago

2009-01-12: GC and Welcome Letter

2010-09-01: Preparing I-751 Removal of Conditions

2011-03-22: Card Production Ordered

2011-03-30 10 Year Card Received DONE FOR 10 YEARS

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Gambia
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everything has already been sent to NVC. NVC sent everything to embassy by DHL.

I just keep seeing on other forums where it says the spouse must bring original documents. I don't get why the spouse must give the consular the exact same items that NVC already sent in the packet by DHL.

Any idea's?

Leedah

12/25/2004 - Met my future hubby while on trip to Gambia

12/13/2006 - Married my hubby in Gambia (West Africa)

12/08/2007 - Sent I-130 to Chicago Lock box. USPS Express Mail December 08,'07, 7:44 pm

02/05/2008 - I-130 NOA1 Hardcopy Received in mailbox

05/27/2008 - Filed Expedite Request by phone with CSR

06/01/2008 - Received Denial Email

06/05/2008 - Filed 2nd request

06/23/2008 - Expedite Approved

07/27/2008 - NOA2

10/21/2008 - Case complete at NVC (Technically was expedited to embassy)

11/06/2008 - Interview at Dakar Embassy

11/06/2008 - Notice (show more income evidence from petitioner)

11/07/2008 - Case on hold

11/18/2008 - 2nd Interview Date

11/18/2008 - Notice (Show even more income and ORIGINAL docs now from 1st cosponsor

12/23/2008 - Received email for 3rd Interview scheduled for March 25th, 2009. Bring Pics

01/23/2009- In Gambia with hubby

03/25/2009- Interview

04/09/2009- POE Atlanta (CR-1 Status until 2011)

04/13/2009- husband arrested for domestic violence (Aggravated Assault-Felony)

05/19/2009- Filed for divorce

06/02/2009- Letter sent to immigration detailing abuse & fraud

09/08/2009- Divorce Hearing

09/10/2009- Divorce Trial (Continued)

03/11/2010- Notice To Appear issued

03/22/2010- Divorced

05/18/2010- Deportation Master Hearing

05/18/2010- Deportation Ordered

06/17/2010- Appeal Time Over. ICE picked him up. In Jail

08/10/2010- Another Master Hearing Scheduled. Out of jail.

05/31/2012- Individual Hearing Scheduled

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Filed: Other Country: Japan
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If you sent original documents to NVC, your spouse does NOT have to bring them to the interview.

If you sent COPIES, they MAY have to bring the originals.

NVC should have let you know by now...or you can call them to confirm what they are missing (if anything).

LingChe NVC Guide

Using this guide may allow you to fly through NVC in as little as 11 days.

visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/LingChe_NVC_ShortCut

--------------------

Our Visa Journey

2006-11-01: Met online through common interest in music - NOT Dating Service

2007-01-28: Met in person in Paris

2007-10-02: Married in Tokyo

2008-07-05: I-130 Sent

2008-08-13: NOA2 I-130

2008-10-02: Case Complete at NVC

2008-11-04: Interview - CR-1 Visa APPROVED

2008-12-11: POE - Chicago

2009-01-12: GC and Welcome Letter

2010-09-01: Preparing I-751 Removal of Conditions

2011-03-22: Card Production Ordered

2011-03-30 10 Year Card Received DONE FOR 10 YEARS

Standard Disclaimer (may not be valid in Iowa or Kentucky, please check your local laws): Any information given should not be considered legal advice,

and is based on personal experience or personal knowledge. Sometimes there might not be any information at all in my posts. Sometimes it might just

be humor or chit-chat, or nonsense. Deal with it. If you can read this...you're too close. Step away from the LingLing

YES WE DID!

And it appears to have made very little difference.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Peru
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Ling is right, if any of the documents you sent were copies, then the originals would have to be presented at the interview, we chose to send the originals like you...when we recieved our appointment letter, (4-5 pages), on the last page (i think) listed documents needed for the interview with letter codes on the side on each item...refer to that list and read the correstponding letter code...in our case, NVC acknowledged recieving the original documents and that they meet the "post" requirements...you will also see documents listed that will not pertain to your particular case that will have a letter code indicating that the document isn't needed....good luck

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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If I have read everything correct.

He would have to bring his medical, 2 passport photos, passport, any docs that they wanted him to fill out.

He should also bring with him all the evidence that your marriage is still valid.

Phone records, emails,letters, joint bank account statements, evidence of trips you made to see him, pictures (wedding and others)

I hear they sometimes don't ask for it, but you want him as armed and ready as possible. :thumbs:

Make sure he knows when your b-day is and other possible questions about you. :star: I would view the interview forums. They are really helpfull.

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