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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Hong Kong
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Here is a list of everything I am sending, can you tell me if I forgot anything?

2 notarized copies of passport

Noa1 and 2

Letter of intent handwritten and typed

Chat logs, emails, pictures

copies of letters sent to me

home phone bills and cell phone bills

certified birth certificate plus a copy

copies of boarding passes, copies of anything from my trip to see him

certified copy of divorce decree,

ex-husbands, address, and ss#, and why we divorced

copy of I-129 packet

2 Original notarized I-134

2 original employer letters, with 6 months of check stubs

2 orignal bank letters, with 1 year of bank statements

2 mortgage letters

2 notarized copies of 2004, 2005, 2006 tax statements

I feel like I am forgetting something, let me know please. thanks.

White slip (not a bona fide relationship)K1

Return to Washington 12-24-07

Married 2/23/2008 In Hong Kong

Filed K3 4/28/2009 (my husband had some issues with his Chinese visa)

CSC received May 1, 09

NOA1 May 6, 2009 (received in mail on 5-8)

Sent I29 May 9th, Received May 11th

NOA1 for I129 May 18th, 09

Received in mail on May 26th

I-130 Touch 8/14/2009, approved 9/1/09, 1129 touched 9-1,2,3, approved the 1st.

NOA2 for I-129 not received

Hong Kong Embassy received it on Sept 14th, 09

Packet 3 mailed out on Sept 22,09

I130 at NVC now

Received email Sep 23 about electronic processing for CR1

Packet 3 mailed on Sep 22, received on October 5th

Mailed packet 3 back 10-9 to Hong Kong, awaiting packet 4

Packet 4 mailed 10-15, Interview set for Nov 10th

In AP a little over a month

Got approval notice Dec 17th

Dropped passport off on 12-21

Received visa 12/24.

Flew to St Louis 12/29, now home.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Russia
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Looks pretty good to me :yes:

22 Jun 05 - We met in a tiny bar in Williamsburg, Va. (spent all summer together)

27 May 06 - Sasha comes back for a 2nd glorious summer (spent 8 months apart)

01 Jan 07 - Jason travels to Moscow for 2 weeks with Sasha

27 May 07 - Jason again travels to Moscow for 2 weeks of perfection

14 July 07 - I-129F and all related documents sent to VSC

16 July 07 - I-129F delivered to VSC and signed for by P. Novak

20 July 07 - NOA1 issued / receipt number assigned

27 Sep 07 - Jason travels to Moscow to be with Sasha for 2 weeks

28 Nov 07 - NOA2 issued...TOUCHED!...then...APPROVED!!!

01 Dec 07 - NVC receives/assigns case #

04 Dec 07 - NVC sends case to U.S. Embassy Moscow

26 Dec 07 - Jason visits Sasha in Russia for the 4th and final time of 2007 :)

22 Feb 08 - Moscow Interview! (APPROVED!!!)..Yay!

24 Mar 08 - Sasha and Jason reunite in the U.S. :)

31 May 08 - Married

29 Dec 08- Alexander is born

11 Jan 10 - AOS / AP / EAD package sent

19 Jan 10 - AOS NOA1 / AP NOA1 / EAD NOA1

08 Feb 10 - AOS case transferred to CSC

16 Mar 10 - AP received

16 Mar 10 - AOS approved

19 Mar 10 - EAD received

22 Mar 10 - GC received

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Here is a list of everything I am sending, can you tell me if I forgot anything?

2 notarized copies of passport

Noa1 and 2

Letter of intent handwritten and typed

Chat logs, emails, pictures

copies of letters sent to me

home phone bills and cell phone bills

certified birth certificate plus a copy

copies of boarding passes, copies of anything from my trip to see him

certified copy of divorce decree,

ex-husbands, address, and ss#, and why we divorced

copy of I-129 packet

2 Original notarized I-134

2 original employer letters, with 6 months of check stubs

2 orignal bank letters, with 1 year of bank statements

2 mortgage letters

2 notarized copies of 2004, 2005, 2006 tax statements

I feel like I am forgetting something, let me know please. thanks.

Looks complete to me, though asset data like mortgage, and bank letters are not needed if income exceeds 125% of the povertyline, I did not included this info so that the consular officer would have one less thing to ask my fiancee about.

In our case this what the I-134 included.

  • I-134 signed and notarized.
  • Tax transcripts from the IRS for past 3 years, (Redundant for the (1040,W2,1099) but are free from the IRS
  • Photo copy of IRS form 1040, and W2s for past 3 years
  • Letter from my employer stating annual salary, job responsibility, and that is full time, on company letterhead.
  • Photo copies of past 6 months pay stubs up to a few weeks before the interview.

You may want to go through this FAQ:

http://cflgallery.com/FAQ/CFL_FAQ_Interview_Final1.htm

http://cflgallery.com/FAQ/CFL_Interview_Questions_Final1.htm

Also read this recent interview report from Guangzhou:

http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?...c=26243&hl=

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: India
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Looks complete to me, though asset data like mortgage, and bank letters are not needed if income exceeds 125% of the povertyline, I did not included this info so that the consular officer would have one less thing to ask my fiancee about.

Originally, I wanted to go this route, but after hearing some stories about how consulates can ask for lots of things, I figured I would send her everything but the kitchen sink. Also, I was scared about the wording of Packet 4 for New Delhi - it sounded like even if your income was sufficient, you had to show a backup means of support. Therfore, I used my income and my savings - both of which are sufficient of their own.

Here's what I sent:

6 notorized and signed copies of the I-134 (2 for her to give to VFS, 2 for the Embassy, and 2 in case she needs).

3 Orginal Employer Letters (states income, hours I work, how long i have worked, that they will continue to employ me, my title, on company letterhead)

6 Color Photocopies of the Employer Letter

2 sets of Pay Stubs for the last 18 months.

2 sets of Tax Returns for Federal & State for 2006, 2005, 2004 (all signed by me)

2 sets of W2s for Federal & State for 2006, 2005, 2004

Bank Statements (from multiple accounts) detailing Stocks/Mutual Funds owned and current market value.

Tax History from 2006 through 2000 listing full details of my income, amounts paid to state and federal.

2 sets of full color photocopies of my Passport (including cover and every page, even if blank)

2 sets of full color photocopies of my Birth Certificate (front and back)

Original Certified Copy of my Birth Certificate

Color photocopy of my NJ Drivers License.

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