Jeruslam embassy

[♥Muslimqueen♥ 2]

I'm posting this on behalf of my brother and sister in law. My sister in law had her cr1 interview last month they requested she sends i864A from co sponsors wife which we sent 3 weeks ago. They said as soon as they get it the visa will be issued. Well it been 3 weeks and nothing my sister in law told me she never wrote down her number at the embassy, she only gave it to wasel which is there where she sent the mail to the Embasy and were she'll send the passport, they have emailed and no answer. And the jeruslam embassy has no number what should we do should we just send the passport? Since they might want to contact them but have no way to do so? They also tOld her that her papers expire December. Which I don't understand

[Darnell 8,478]

re: expiring, probably the police clearance certificate and/or the medical exam.

why she not have this stuff in hand on interview day, or even at NVC?

With all of the issues you had with Jerusalem, you not prep her on what to expect ?

Edited November 15, 2012 by Darnell

[arabianprincess 5]

Muslim Queen this doesnt relate to your question but I have read about some of you old topics and wanted to ask you about beneficiaries from Pali that is where my husbands from, the Israeli pcc how long before your husbands interview did he apply for it and also will u give me a short review on his interview?

[arabianprincess 5]

Also how long has it taken yours brothers petition from start to.interview. Sorry about all the questions but there arent many people on here from pali

[♥Muslimqueen♥ 2]

She had everything only they needed the i864a from co sponsers wife

[♥Muslimqueen♥ 2]

I think It was like a month before the interview for the police report

It took about 1 year for my brothers papers

And his interview the just asked him a couple questions looked at are texts letters and pics abs that's it then they approved him but put him in AP for 8 months

Hope that helped if u need more help pm me

[Darnell 8,478]

She had everything only they needed the i864a from co sponsers wife

then she not have everything required.

[OriZ 3,157]

Arabianprincess, has your husband been able to check with the DCO yet?

Muslimqueen, is your sister in law able to get to the consulate again for that? IE permits etc. maybe she'll be able to inquire about it there being there is no phone number, and it shouldn't be a far drive.

[arabianprincess 5]

Arabianprincess, has your husband been able to check with the DCO yet?

Muslimqueen, is your sister in law able to get to the consulate again for that? IE permits etc. maybe she'll be able to inquire about it there being there is no phone number, and it shouldn't be a far drive.

He checked with them and is able to apply for it but they dont know when the best time would be. I just dont want the pcc to be a reason to make this process longer. Also do you think my husband will be put in AP he is 24 has lived in Palistine all his life he has only traveled outside of it to Amman, Jordan twice once for his sisters wedding then again to visit her. And he has absolutly nothing on his record no arrests tickets or anything.

[OriZ 3,157]

Well I figured he would be able to apply but did he ask them how long it takes? If they are the ones issuing it they should know if it's 1 day or 2 months. AP is very tricky no one really knows who gets put in it and why, where exactly in the west bank is he? Ramallah, Jericho, Nablus, anywhere else? If he has nothing on his records I wouldn't worry too much about being approved but AP could still happen.

[arabianprincess 5]

He just takes the applicatiin to them and they send it to isreal but after that they dont know a sure answer I guess it juat depends on when isreal sends it to them they said to apply atleast 4 Weeks before. He is in Ramallah.

[arabianprincess 5]

I cant find anywhere where it says Ramallah is at.high risk of AP and I know someone who is from there who was put in AP but he had an arrest record so I dont know if that had something to do with it or just most males from there get put on it

[OriZ 3,157]

Well then I would probably apply once I start sending in the forms to the NVC(which is what I'm actually gonna do myself, too)...that gives you time till approval and then interview scheduling, not too early, not too late.

I, myself, being in Israel am taking into account the possibility of being put on AP cause you just never know.