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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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My husband and i have only taken a few pictures together. He visted me 4 times in '08 once in '09 but will visit again b4 interview. We don't email each other expect to forward stuff, we talk many times a day, we have the wedding pictures but only with the ceremony since that's all we had. we don't have anything together with both our names. we stayed in a hotel the very first time he visited in '08.

I'm just wondering if we will be o.k.

Any suggestion of other things we could take to the interview?

Mother and MIL

02-13-2013 - I-130
02-21-2013 - NOA1
10-21-2013 - Sent to another office
10-23-2013 - Sent to NSC (60 days the most to approval) (praying)
11-13-2013 - NOA2. Approved!!!!!!??????

11-19-2013 - NOA2 hardcopy receved

NVC
11-18-2013 - Shipped to NVC

12-09-2013 - Received by NVC

12-23-2013 - Entered in system

01-07-2014 - DS-261 completed online

01-08-2014 - AOS paid

01-16-2014 - Expedite service requested

01-19-2014 - Paid IV bill

01-23-2014 - NVC requested phone number for applicant to complete expedite request

01-23-2014 - IV paid

01-30-2014 - Expedite request approved (awaiting email instructions)

02-03-2014 - Expedite approval received in the mail

02-04-2014 - AOS and IV package sent to supervisor (MIL's sent for regular processing)

02-06-2014 - Package received and signed for at NVC

02-10-2014 - Called NVC and was told I-864A not signed by me

02-12-2014 - Signed I-864A sent

02-24-2014 - Case complete for mom per NVC rep

02-27-2014 - Case shipped to Kingston

03-01-2014 - Hard copy of transfer received

03-04-2014 - Interview scheduled over phone by consulate

03-06-2014 - Packet 4 shipped per consulate

03-21-2014 - Medical done

04-04-2014 - Interview passed

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Bermuda
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Hey is this interview for your AOS??

From what I gather, you need to bring proof of valid relationship from the time when of your marriage upto the point when your interview is.. the evidences prior to marriage wouldnt matter because they want to see what happens AFTER the marriage.. so any pictures of the wedding, any occasions thereafter, correspondence with both your names/address, joint bank statements, etc...

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
Timeline
Posted

posted in the wrong thread,,,,this is for cr1

Mother and MIL

02-13-2013 - I-130
02-21-2013 - NOA1
10-21-2013 - Sent to another office
10-23-2013 - Sent to NSC (60 days the most to approval) (praying)
11-13-2013 - NOA2. Approved!!!!!!??????

11-19-2013 - NOA2 hardcopy receved

NVC
11-18-2013 - Shipped to NVC

12-09-2013 - Received by NVC

12-23-2013 - Entered in system

01-07-2014 - DS-261 completed online

01-08-2014 - AOS paid

01-16-2014 - Expedite service requested

01-19-2014 - Paid IV bill

01-23-2014 - NVC requested phone number for applicant to complete expedite request

01-23-2014 - IV paid

01-30-2014 - Expedite request approved (awaiting email instructions)

02-03-2014 - Expedite approval received in the mail

02-04-2014 - AOS and IV package sent to supervisor (MIL's sent for regular processing)

02-06-2014 - Package received and signed for at NVC

02-10-2014 - Called NVC and was told I-864A not signed by me

02-12-2014 - Signed I-864A sent

02-24-2014 - Case complete for mom per NVC rep

02-27-2014 - Case shipped to Kingston

03-01-2014 - Hard copy of transfer received

03-04-2014 - Interview scheduled over phone by consulate

03-06-2014 - Packet 4 shipped per consulate

03-21-2014 - Medical done

04-04-2014 - Interview passed

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Filed: Timeline
Posted

We filed for K1 Visa. My husband (fiance then) only visited me twice prior to the interview at the embassy. We even have like 7 pictures that we brought and e mails (we e mailed a lot before we met but after we got engaged he called me everyday not much on e mails anymore). But he was there with me during the interview and the consul only asked me 3 questions and the rest was for my husband, and we got approved. I think I got lucky that the one who interviewed me was friendly and in a good mood, so he didn't ask too many questions, because my friend who went to the interview was asked by so many questions and her fiance was not allowed to talk or to answer.

 
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