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i had my interview last january 6,2012 which went well.but i was given a 221g white paper because i have to pass my childs CRBA/us passport.so now after 6 months of waiting for that CRBA because we needed to go through DNA testing,we are ready to pass the document they were asking from me.my questions are:

What are the possible documents will the embassy ask again?like Aff.of support.itr,w2s and medical.I am so depressed.please help me.thanks

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i had my interview last january 6,2012 which went well.but i was given a 221g white paper because i have to pass my childs CRBA/us passport.so now after 6 months of waiting for that CRBA because we needed to go through DNA testing,we are ready to pass the document they were asking from me.my questions are:

What are the possible documents will the embassy ask again?like Aff.of support.itr,w2s and medical.I am so depressed.please help me.thanks

Which embasy location are you interviewing with? You should go to that forum and/or topic area and see who may have been through this? Good luck.

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5/17/2012 -- I -130 Approved

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6/18/2012 -- VISA Interview - Approved

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7/03/2012 -- Fly to the States

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Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Philippines regional forum; OP's questions are Embassy specific.

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Manila US embassy.I tried to.but didnt find any.thanks

:time: and your profile, makes it a lot easier to answer questions. From the main forum page scroll down, country specific forums are down there.

If you got a 221g asking for the passport and nothing else, that is it. If the embassy had wanted other documentationt they would have requested it. Once they have what they requested the will review everything once more before issuing the visa. Remember the visa validity date is tied to the medical date.

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Well if her visa interview was six months ago, the medical must have been before that, which means she's going to have to take the medical again.

Also I would expect they might want to see an updated Affidavit of Support, since it has been six months.

Only they will be able to tell you what documents you are going to need again.

You must contact the US Embassy directly.

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