April 2018 NOA2 ----> NVC

[RickyD 51]

5 hours ago, Kat123 said:

 

 

 

Kat123, I stand corrected.  I actually found the information on the first page where you sign in to start the DS-160 online.  It says, "Other people can assist you with your visa application. Note that under U.S. law (22 C.F.R. 41.103) you must electronically sign and submit your own application unless you qualify for an exemption. Even if someone else helped you complete the application, you (the applicant) must click the “Sign Application” button, or your application may not be accepted."  

 

So, it would seem all the beneficiary has to do is click "Submit".  I have already prepared the document, so all I have to do is save it and then have my fiance sign in with the password I have created...then, she can go through each page and verify with information with me on a video chat and click the submit button when she is finished.  The way I read it, that would satisfy their requirements.  What do you think?

[Kat123 97]

5 hours ago, RickyD said:

Kat123, I stand corrected.  I actually found the information on the first page where you sign in to start the DS-160 online.  It says, "Other people can assist you with your visa application. Note that under U.S. law (22 C.F.R. 41.103) you must electronically sign and submit your own application unless you qualify for an exemption. Even if someone else helped you complete the application, you (the applicant) must click the “Sign Application” button, or your application may not be accepted."  

 

So, it would seem all the beneficiary has to do is click "Submit".  I have already prepared the document, so all I have to do is save it and then have my fiance sign in with the password I have created...then, she can go through each page and verify with information with me on a video chat and click the submit button when she is finished.  The way I read it, that would satisfy their requirements.  What do you think?

Yes that's true,i was reading that too,even they say if picture is not with good resolution they will need to take it with them,im gonna do it same as you,i know everything about him it will be easy to do it 

[jeyster12 110]

Hello!!! 

 

So happy to be joining this thread 

 

Are there any documents that we can start gathering/filling up while waiting for NVC#? Thanks lots!!

[Naes 12,205]

5 minutes ago, jeyster12 said:

Hello!!! 

 

So happy to be joining this thread 

 

Are there any documents that we can start gathering/filling up while waiting for NVC#? Thanks lots!!

Police certification and I-134 and financial proofs can be done to start with.

[Calidas 69]

51 minutes ago, Naes said:

Police certification and I-134 and financial proofs can be done to start with.

We started the police certification, takes about a month in Bangkok. Starting to do the vaccinations too for the medical. Dropped off the I-134, the financial proofs, and a copy of what was sent to the uscis when I went to visit in January. She also picked up her single status certificate from the government building. Next week we'll make sure to have the birth certificate & single status certificate translated.

 

For now its just a waiting game for us.

[jeyster12 110]

15 minutes ago, Calidas said:

We started the police certification, takes about a month in Bangkok. Starting to do the vaccinations too for the medical. Dropped off the I-134, the financial proofs, and a copy of what was sent to the uscis when I went to visit in January. She also picked up her single status certificate from the government building. Next week we'll make sure to have the birth certificate & single status certificate translated.

 

For now its just a waiting game for us.

Holyyy you're on top of it all  

[streanor 405]

Am I correct in saying it's not required to have all the vaccines before the medical exam? (I believe I'm missing 1 or 2)

I've heard in different places that A. You can arrange missing vaccines at the medical exam, and B. They are not strictly required to have until the AOS application.

 

If anyone can shine some light on this I'd really appreciate it, thanks! 

[Naes 12,205]

1 minute ago, streanor said:

Am I correct in saying it's not required to have all the vaccines before the medical exam? (I believe I'm missing 1 or 2)

I've heard in different places that A. You can arrange missing vaccines at the medical exam, and B. They are not strictly required to have until the AOS application.

 

If anyone can shine some light on this I'd really appreciate it, thanks! 

Exactly. Not much more light I can shine as all correct  

 

because these vaccination are for immigration and k1 is a non immigrant visa... you know the rest..

Edited April 10, 2018 by Naes

[streanor 405]

Just now, Naes said:

Exactly. Not much more light I can shine as all correct  

Excellent, thanks Naes!! 

[Naes 12,205]

Just now, streanor said:

Excellent, thanks Naes!! 

But,

 

it is better to do it at the home country. (Insurance coverage prices.....)

[Calidas 69]

4 hours ago, streanor said:

Am I correct in saying it's not required to have all the vaccines before the medical exam? (I believe I'm missing 1 or 2)

I've heard in different places that A. You can arrange missing vaccines at the medical exam, and B. They are not strictly required to have until the AOS application.

 

If anyone can shine some light on this I'd really appreciate it, thanks! 

We decided to start them before, because her local hospital charges between 300 to 1000 baht per a shot ($9.37 to $31.25). While the hospital for the medical exam the prices are between 977 to 7521 baht ($30.53 to $235.03). Other than that the wording in the packet 3/4 information we downloaded from the embassy in Thailand states that the vaccines are required in order to receive a visa.

[streanor 405]

1 hour ago, Calidas said:

We decided to start them before, because her local hospital charges between 300 to 1000 baht per a shot ($9.37 to $31.25). While the hospital for the medical exam the prices are between 977 to 7521 baht ($30.53 to $235.03). Other than that the wording in the packet 3/4 information we downloaded from the embassy in Thailand states that the vaccines are required in order to receive a visa.

Interesting! It's pretty expensive to have them done here in Ireland, but probably not quite as much as they charge in the US.

[Mr & Mr 101]

Guys,i have a question.

Ive made single certificate when we have been applying our i129f (september 2017) is it still valid for the interview or i should make new one? Cause for me is a bit difficult to make it,cause i live not in the country of origin. Same with police certificate. I have it from Ukraine since september 2017. But i dont live there,so i guess i dont need new one.

Dont know what to do about it.

[Bianca89 166]

I am soooo glad I will be joining this thread as well! I am beyond excited 

 

Received date NOA1: 09/25/2017

NOA2: 04/09/2018

 

And I already have a few questions  :

 

1. Does the digital passport picture have to match the passport pictures I will use for the medical and interview appointment?

 

2. So after we get a NVC Case # and they forward it to the embassy the embassy will send me information about the packet 3 automatically? Via email or via mail? Or do I have to request that  ?

[Jaeveyap 22]

April 2 noa 1 here started calling NVC already but no luck yet 🙈