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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Haiti
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Hi all!

I just called the NVC & the woman on the line told me she was just working on my case & would have it sent out to the U.S. Embassy in Haiti later today!

She gave me a Case Number. Does this number now replace the Receipt Number on the NOA1? It's what the Haiti office uses to identify us?

I've emailed the embassy in Haiti (per VJ advice) to ask for Packet 3 to be emailed to me. I'm also working on getting paperwork together here.

Can anyone clarify: it's only the following forms & supporting evidence that need to be given to the U.S. Embassy in Haiti PRIOR to the interview?

• Form DS-230 Part I (“Biographic Data”)

• Form DS-156 (“Application for a Nonimmigrant visa”)

• Form DS-156K (“ Nonimmigrant Fiancé (e) Visa Application”)

• Form I-134

Or do we just have to submit the DS-156 & bring the rest with for the interview? Sending paperwork to Haiti is NOT easy, so I'd like to cut down on the number of times I send things down. Since I plan on going down there for the interview, I'd like to bring as much with me as is possible, rather than sending it.

Thanks for your advice! Much appreciated.

2011 - Met online
2012/05/03 - Started "Dating"
2012/06/27-07/16 -
Met in Haiti/got engaged
2012/08/20 - I-129F Sent
2012/08/28-09/05 -
Second trip to Haiti
2012/08/28 - I-129F NOA1
2012/08/29 - Check Cashed
2012/08/31 - NOA1 Hard Copy Received
2012/09/05 - NOA2 (I-129F)
2012/09/10 - Emailed U.S. Embassy in Haiti for Packet 3.
2012/09/10 - NVC Received
2012/09/10 - NOA2 Hard-Copy
2012/09/11 - Called NVC to check status, told fiance's DOB is wrong, but it's right on both application forms. They said send birth cert & passport.
2012/09/13 - Submitted DS-156 online & printed copies (& emailed to both of us).
2012/09/14 - Emailed scanned copies of original application, birth cert & passport to NVC.
2012/09/14 - Called & insisted they fix THEIR mistake. Message forwarded to supervisor. Got an email within 30 minutes; fixed! Called & confirmed.
2012/09/19 - Still in AP (Administrative/Additional Processing)... waiting...
2012/09/25 - Left NVC
2013/01/08/18 -
Third trip to Haiti
2013/01/17 - K1 Visa Denied (he had been given a fake death certificate for his first wife who was killed in the 2010 earthquake)
2013/03/05-20 -
Fourth trip to Haiti
2013/03/14 - Got Married in Port au Prince

2013/08/11-22 - Fifth trip to Haiti

2014/01/26-02/12 - Sixth trip to Haiti

2014/03/12-15 - Seventh trip to Haiti

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Haiti
Timeline
Posted

Yes, from now on, the embassy will identify your case file with the number the NVC provided.

Moved your post to the regional forums, because Packet 3s are consulate specific good.gif

Fantastic! Thanks.

2011 - Met online
2012/05/03 - Started "Dating"
2012/06/27-07/16 -
Met in Haiti/got engaged
2012/08/20 - I-129F Sent
2012/08/28-09/05 -
Second trip to Haiti
2012/08/28 - I-129F NOA1
2012/08/29 - Check Cashed
2012/08/31 - NOA1 Hard Copy Received
2012/09/05 - NOA2 (I-129F)
2012/09/10 - Emailed U.S. Embassy in Haiti for Packet 3.
2012/09/10 - NVC Received
2012/09/10 - NOA2 Hard-Copy
2012/09/11 - Called NVC to check status, told fiance's DOB is wrong, but it's right on both application forms. They said send birth cert & passport.
2012/09/13 - Submitted DS-156 online & printed copies (& emailed to both of us).
2012/09/14 - Emailed scanned copies of original application, birth cert & passport to NVC.
2012/09/14 - Called & insisted they fix THEIR mistake. Message forwarded to supervisor. Got an email within 30 minutes; fixed! Called & confirmed.
2012/09/19 - Still in AP (Administrative/Additional Processing)... waiting...
2012/09/25 - Left NVC
2013/01/08/18 -
Third trip to Haiti
2013/01/17 - K1 Visa Denied (he had been given a fake death certificate for his first wife who was killed in the 2010 earthquake)
2013/03/05-20 -
Fourth trip to Haiti
2013/03/14 - Got Married in Port au Prince

2013/08/11-22 - Fifth trip to Haiti

2014/01/26-02/12 - Sixth trip to Haiti

2014/03/12-15 - Seventh trip to Haiti

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Haiti
Timeline
Posted

You are at the fun stage of the game...Packet 3... Follow the directions in packet 3, fprward the email to your fiance if you can. Since you will be there for the interview bring your full copy of everything with you along with more pics and evidence to be on the safe side.

Best of luck

Chynna

Mrs. Gapamix

3/21/11 Made the decision to file...
4/26/11 Sent Package-----7/30/13
5/16/11 recieved NOA-1-----8/06/13
5/18/11 date on NOA-1------8/02/13
5/20/11 Touched --------------10/16/13--Alien # changed???
7/15/11 Received blue notice/RFE evidenvce of meeting with in two years...
7/20/11 Received email notification from USCIS.
7/20/11 Received text message from USCIS.
7/20/11 Touched
8/02/11 Mailed RFE with evidence required to Vermont
8/04/11 Confirmation from USPS RFE package delivered to Vermont @ 1:30pm
8/05/11 USCIS updated by text and email RFE package received.
8/05/11 Touched
8/18/11 Approved date
8/19/11 EMAIL and TEXT NOTIFICATION APPROVED
8/22/11 official hard copy received
9/08/11 NVC has received our petition
9/19/11 Embassy in Haiti recieves petition
9/20/11 Packet 3 emailed to Petitioner/Beneficiary
10/03/11 Fiance has completed Medical
10/08/11 Fiance picks up Medical results
10/10/11 Packet 3 Completed and sent
10/20/11 packet 4 pick-up and interview date given
10/31/11 Interview day on Halloween
10/31/11 Admin Processing
1/19/12 AP completed Visa Denied

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Haiti
Timeline
Posted

Your fiancé will send all required documentation to the embassy via Haiti Messenger BEFORE the interview. The only thing you and he will bring to the interview are passports and any additional evidence you want to submit as proof of ongoing relationship. Of course, you should have copies (or originals, if applicable) of everything you submitted as part of the I-129F petition and K-1 visa application with you also.

In addition to the forms you listed, there's a form DS-157 that will need to be completed.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Haiti
Timeline
Posted

Your fiancé will send all required documentation to the embassy via Haiti Messenger BEFORE the interview. The only thing you and he will bring to the interview are passports and any additional evidence you want to submit as proof of ongoing relationship. Of course, you should have copies (or originals, if applicable) of everything you submitted as part of the I-129F petition and K-1 visa application with you also.

In addition to the forms you listed, there's a form DS-157 that will need to be completed.

So you mean he will send all 4 forms & financial evidence BEFORE the interview? SO I do have to send that down to him?

2011 - Met online
2012/05/03 - Started "Dating"
2012/06/27-07/16 -
Met in Haiti/got engaged
2012/08/20 - I-129F Sent
2012/08/28-09/05 -
Second trip to Haiti
2012/08/28 - I-129F NOA1
2012/08/29 - Check Cashed
2012/08/31 - NOA1 Hard Copy Received
2012/09/05 - NOA2 (I-129F)
2012/09/10 - Emailed U.S. Embassy in Haiti for Packet 3.
2012/09/10 - NVC Received
2012/09/10 - NOA2 Hard-Copy
2012/09/11 - Called NVC to check status, told fiance's DOB is wrong, but it's right on both application forms. They said send birth cert & passport.
2012/09/13 - Submitted DS-156 online & printed copies (& emailed to both of us).
2012/09/14 - Emailed scanned copies of original application, birth cert & passport to NVC.
2012/09/14 - Called & insisted they fix THEIR mistake. Message forwarded to supervisor. Got an email within 30 minutes; fixed! Called & confirmed.
2012/09/19 - Still in AP (Administrative/Additional Processing)... waiting...
2012/09/25 - Left NVC
2013/01/08/18 -
Third trip to Haiti
2013/01/17 - K1 Visa Denied (he had been given a fake death certificate for his first wife who was killed in the 2010 earthquake)
2013/03/05-20 -
Fourth trip to Haiti
2013/03/14 - Got Married in Port au Prince

2013/08/11-22 - Fifth trip to Haiti

2014/01/26-02/12 - Sixth trip to Haiti

2014/03/12-15 - Seventh trip to Haiti

 
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