K1 visa Inquiry Verification?

[Casey&Titi 14]

Ahh ok.

I see in your signature - " :Fiancée applied for single status certificate" . Can you let me know where/how she did that? I was always under the impression that if youre not married, then youre listed in your parents house book or something. Thanks

I was under the same impression too, but my fiancee told me she needed it and they made her do an interview to get it. I'll ask her later where she had to go and get it.

[HungNhi 9]

I was under the same impression too, but my fiancee told me she needed it and they made her do an interview to get it. I'll ask her later where she had to go and get it.

You guys truly are awesome! If anyone is ever in western NY, i'll buy you a round of drinks.

Thanks a ton

[Casey&Titi 14]

You guys truly are awesome! If anyone is ever in western NY, i'll buy you a round of drinks.

Thanks a ton

I may have to take a trip, lol. I extend you the same invitation to Vegas.

She also said the interview was good practice and helped calm her for the upcoming consulate interview.

Edited April 11, 2015 by incon3037r

[luukee 18]

I ran into the same problem as you. If you're on a laptop or desktop it won't show the box to write the 500 characters, but it appears on your smart phone. I also didn't resubmit anything, just my last 4 of my social. When I inquired on my laptop, I just put a few spaces after my email and wrote my last 4 after that. When I submitted an inquiry a second time, because they spelled my fiancee's name incorrectly, I used my smart phone and typed in my last 4 in the message box that's available.

I know this isn't exactly related, but I just wanted to give a thumbs up to incon3037r for doing the last 4 ssn, the site for submission is not secure, so very cool man (keep your info safe).

[Casey&Titi 14]

I know this isn't exactly related, but I just wanted to give a thumbs up to incon3037r for doing the last 4 ssn, the site for submission is not secure, so very cool man (keep your info safe).

I agree with you luukee, but I had no other choice at the time. I tried calling and they would not help me in anyway over the phone. I wasn't going to let their mistake keep me and my girl apart any longer than we already have. Seeing each other 2 to 3 times a year is not enough. On another note, I did not label my last 4 as a SS#, so it could be any number. I also have access to do background checks, check police records and I review my credit report almost every other day to see if anyone has applied for anything in my name. I know this is not a compete fail safe, but I do try to be careful the best I can.

Edited April 12, 2015 by incon3037r

[luukee 18]

I agree with you luukee, but I had no other choice at the time. I tried calling and they would not help me in anyway over the phone. I wasn't going to let their mistake keep me and my girl apart any longer than we already have. Seeing each other 2 to 3 times a year is not enough.

oh I was complementing you for just doing your last 4 instead of your full, wish you guys the best on your upcoming interview.

[Casey&Titi 14]

oh I was complementing you for just doing your last 4 instead of your full, wish you guys the best on your upcoming interview.

LOL, I misread it. Yeah I would never input my entire social on any website if it wasn't secure. Thanks man

[Casey&Titi 14]

Ahh ok.

I see in your signature - " :Fiancée applied for single status certificate" . Can you let me know where/how she did that? I was always under the impression that if youre not married, then youre listed in your parents house book or something. Thanks

My fiancee said that 1st she needs to go to Khu Pho to meet with the chief. She will write a paper to prove she is hasn't been married.

2nd that paper will be given to the Phuong, who will have her complete a form.

3rd she will give that form to the So Tu Phap and they will set a date for the interview.

4th she will then wait approximately 10 days and return to Phoung to get the single certificate.

My fiancee can't remember the price, but believes it was 200.000vnd

She also said that if you have been together for a short time, the So Tu Phap may deny her.

I hope this helps.

[HungNhi 9]

Double post. sorry

Edited April 12, 2015 by HungNhi

[HungNhi 9]

My fiancee said that 1st she needs to go to Khu Pho to meet with the chief. She will write a paper to prove she is hasn't been married.

2nd that paper will be given to the Phuong, who will have her complete a form.

3rd she will give that form to the So Tu Phap and they will set a date for the interview.

4th she will then wait approximately 10 days and return to Phoung to get the single certificate.

My fiancee can't remember the price, but believes it was 200.000vnd

She also said that if you have been together for a short time, the So Tu Phap may deny her.

I hope this helps.

Interesting, i wonder if its different depending on provinces. My fiancee said when her elder sister got married, she just had to go to some place called quy bang and request for it. After that, the people just signed off on it without an interview or anything.

Is this paper needed or is it more like a precaution? Would they deny or give a blue slip for it? Weve known and have been dating for 2 years, hopefully thats not considered a short time.

[Casey&Titi 14]

Interesting, i wonder if its different depending on provinces. My fiancee said when her elder sister got married, she just had to go to some place called quy bang and request for it. After that, the people just signed off on it without an interview or anything.

Is this paper needed or is it more like a precaution? Would they deny or give a blue slip for it? Weve known and have been dating for 2 years, hopefully thats not considered a short time.

Two years is far from a short time. I'm not sure if it is different in each province. I think they may have changed, because she told me they just recently started doing the interviews.

[HungNhi 9]

Two years is far from a short time. I'm not sure if it is different in each province. I think they may have changed, because she told me they just recently started doing the interviews.

I see. My fiancee is going to do it tomorrow (monday in vietnam). Thanks for the info. I wouldnt have known or thought to do it otherwise.

But that brings me back to my question: Do they check for it? Because i havent seen it mentioned anywhere from previous k1 people when telling people what to gather. Perhaps we should start mentioning it in the posts suggesting what to get for the interview.

[Casey&Titi 14]

I'm trying to find where I read it.

[Casey&Titi 14]

This is what I read

"Each Embassy requires that your fiancee bring her passport, birth certificate and police record. If your fiancee was previously married, she must bring an original document showing the marriage was terminated. In some countries it is the practice of the "local government" to issue a Certificate of No Marriage. This document shows that your fiancee has always been single. If your fiancee's country issues such a document the consulate will want to see it".

[Anonymous885 44]

I dont remember whether they asked for it but I did obtain it for precautions. I went to Uy Ban Nhan Dan ( People of Committee) to obtain it. They just write you a letter that states you have never married before and then sign/seal it. That is like 10 min. or so and there is no interview whatsoever.