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tanveersaleem   1

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Filed: FB-4 Visa Country: Pakistan
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MY visa category is f4. we are 4 family members. But my sister(petitioner) unable to arrange a joint sponsor for our family. we have paid the visa fee for all members. Now i want to withdraw my faimly members from the case.



At that time it is possible to withdraw my family member from the case? So that i can olny appears in the interview.

Dec 17, 2002: I-130 Send

Dec 21, 2002: I-130 NOA1 [Enter in computer + Priority Date]

Oct 12, 2009: NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER ask for evidence
Nov 13, 2009: NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER receive evidence response

Nov 18, 2009: I-130 NOA2 [Approve on the base of evidence]

Nov 23, 2009: Shipped this approved case to National Visa Center

Dec 25, 2009: NVC Assign Case Number

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Feb 25, 2015: Received DS-261/AOS Bill
Mar 05, 2015: DS-261 Submitted
Mar 06, 2015: AOS Fee Pay
Mar 09, 2015: AOS Fee Paid

Apr 29, 2015: Family addition document send
Jul 31, 2015: Family addition document send again
Aug 19, 2015: Family Added and IV Fee enable for reset of family members
Aug 20, 2015: Pay IV Fee
Aug 21, 2015: IV Fee Paid
Oct 02, 2015: DS-260 Submit
Oct 19, 2015: Send AOS and IV Package

Oct 22, 2015: NVC Scan Date (NVC receive Package)

Dec 02, 2015: Case Completed Email Received

Dec 30, 2015: Interview Email Received

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Jan 16, 2016: Medical

Jan 25, 2016: Medical Report Received

Jan 27, 2016: Visa Status Updated on Website As "Ready" [Mean Ready For Interview]

Feb 10, 2016: Interview Date

Feb 15, 2016: Visa in hand

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Penguin_ie   5,994

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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yes, you can.

Have you actually been called for an interview? Sibling petitions take a long time, and if your interview is not imminent, your sister's circumstances may change for the better before the I-864 is needed...

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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tanveersaleem Contributor

tanveersaleem   1

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Filed: FB-4 Visa Country: Pakistan
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Thanks for your reply. Still i have to submit the supporting and financial documents. But before submitting the documents i want to withdraw my family members. If yes then what will be the procedure. Please help me in this regards.

yes, you can.

Have you actually been called for an interview? Sibling petitions take a long time, and if your interview is not imminent, your sister's circumstances may change for the better before the I-864 is needed...

Dec 17, 2002: I-130 Send

Dec 21, 2002: I-130 NOA1 [Enter in computer + Priority Date]

Oct 12, 2009: NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER ask for evidence
Nov 13, 2009: NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER receive evidence response

Nov 18, 2009: I-130 NOA2 [Approve on the base of evidence]

Nov 23, 2009: Shipped this approved case to National Visa Center

Dec 25, 2009: NVC Assign Case Number

------------------

Feb 25, 2015: Received DS-261/AOS Bill
Mar 05, 2015: DS-261 Submitted
Mar 06, 2015: AOS Fee Pay
Mar 09, 2015: AOS Fee Paid

Apr 29, 2015: Family addition document send
Jul 31, 2015: Family addition document send again
Aug 19, 2015: Family Added and IV Fee enable for reset of family members
Aug 20, 2015: Pay IV Fee
Aug 21, 2015: IV Fee Paid
Oct 02, 2015: DS-260 Submit
Oct 19, 2015: Send AOS and IV Package

Oct 22, 2015: NVC Scan Date (NVC receive Package)

Dec 02, 2015: Case Completed Email Received

Dec 30, 2015: Interview Email Received

------------------

Jan 16, 2016: Medical

Jan 25, 2016: Medical Report Received

Jan 27, 2016: Visa Status Updated on Website As "Ready" [Mean Ready For Interview]

Feb 10, 2016: Interview Date

Feb 15, 2016: Visa in hand

 
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