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cindi&richard Rookie

cindi&richard   0

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In one post it stated that your fiance could accompany you to the interview. Is that possible, and if so, has anyone done this?

Many Thanks.

January 2001 Met online

August 2001 Met in person

Back and forth a few times

October 2001 Moved to Ireland

June 2002 We had our daughter

December 2005 Moved back to the States

April 27, 2006 I-129F sent to TX Service Center

May 5, 2006 NOA1

June 23, 2006 RFE received from CSC

June 25, 2006 RFE returned to CSC

August 16, 2006 RFE2 received

August 25, 2006 RFE2 returned overnight post

August 29, 2006 RFE2 received at CSC

Sept 11, 2006 Email Update Approved!

Oct 2, 2006 Received at NVC

October 4, 2006 Forwarded to Embassy (at least someone is fast)

October 10, 2006 Embassy Received

October 11, 2006 Packet 3 sent from Embassy

October 17, 2006 Packet 3 received

October 17, 2006 Packet 3 overnighted back to Embassy

October 26, 2006 Interview scheduled

November 2, 2006 Interview rescheduled

November 2, 2006 VISA APPROVED (issued same day)

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YuAndDan Grand Master

YuAndDan   153

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Absolutely! You can have fiance accompany you at the interview, in fact it is recommended and helps. Because it shows the consular officer see that the fiance cares enough to go to the expense of traveling to be with their loved one at this time.

I plan to travel to China to be with my fiance for OUR interview!

Good luck! :D

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kitkat1   5

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In one post it stated that your fiance could accompany you to the interview. Is that possible, and if so, has anyone done this?

Many Thanks.

Check to see what the rules are at your consulate before you make plans. Some consulates do not allow fiances at the interview and they have to wait outside all day.

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Milka Proficient

Milka   0

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Sure, this is not problem at all. When I was there I have seen lots of couples. Good luck.

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02/23/2006 - sent I 129 to VSC (first step done!) 07/13/2006 - received Visa!
09/22/2006 - civil marriage in New York City
10/05/2006 - sent AOS papers to VSC
12/11/2006 - Welcome Letter and GREEN CARD in Mail!!!!!! Lets' party!!!!!
09/24/2008 - sent Removal of conditions package to VSC
07/02/2009 - received 10 year Green Card! YEAH!!!!! Finally!
2014 - Citizenship

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rosyanne   0

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In one post it stated that your fiance could accompany you to the interview. Is that possible, and if so, has anyone done this?

Many Thanks.

Check to see what the rules are at your consulate before you make plans. Some consulates do not allow fiances at the interview and they have to wait outside all day.

Thats true...

In China, you have to wait outside...

But hey... it never hurt to show your fiance(e)'s passport at the interview ... :D

Steve (WA,US) & Anne (SH,CN)

P1..............2004/10/04

P2..............2005/01/10

P3..............2005/04/07

P4..............2005/08/02

Interview.....2005/09/19

Married.......2005/10/29

Filed I-485...2005/12/17

RFE submit...2006/02/27

Interview......2006/08/31

Fingerprint....2006/09/07

wel letter......2006/09/19

I-551...........2006/10/02

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bebop + rocksteady Proficient

bebop + rocksteady   0

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Depends on what consulate/embassy you are going to.

Click on the "Embassy Info" link up top and find your embassy. It'll tell you in the info listed there.

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K-1

Service Center: California (transferred from Nebraska)

Consulate: Vancouver, Canada (transferred from Montreal)

06.17.2006 — Engagement!

08.23.2006 — NOA1

11.01.2006 — NOA2

01.25.2007 — Interview—APPPROOOVVEEEDD!!

02.12.2007 — Entry date!

03.01.2007 — Applied for SSN.

03.08.2007 — Social Security Card arrives! :)

03.17.2007 — Wedding day! Happy St. Patty's Day! YAY! :D

AOS/EAD

04.30.2007 — AOS/EAD Mailed off (No AP)

05.02.2007 — Arrives in Chicago.

05.08.2007 — NOA1 for AOS/EAD

06.01.2007 — Biometrics (and EAD Touch)

06.14.2007 — AOS Touch

06.17.2007 — AOS Transferred to CSC

06.19.2007 — AOS Touch

06.20.2007 — AOS Touch

06.21.2007 — AOS Touch (They must be doing something!)

07.25.2007 — EA Card Arrives. YAY! :)

09.03.2007 — AOS Touch, something finally!

09.05.2007 — AOS Touch

09.07.2007 — AOS Touch

09.09.2007 — AOS Touch

09.10.2007 — AOS Touch

09.11.2007 — AOS Approval without interview

09.17.2007 — Welcome to America! Letter arrives

09.29.2007 — Green card arrives! WOOO! No more USCIS until 06/09.

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