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221g for delayed medical (merged)
4:59 am November 19, 2021

Freefall5657



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Hi everyone,

My Fianc had his medical exam 10/20/21. They said that they would send the results to the embassy in 1-3 weeks. My fianc had his interview 11/9/21. At his interview they said they still had not received the medical results and they refused our visa.
We called the facility where my fianc had his exams and they said that they hand delivered my fianc s results to the embassy on 11/10/21. As of 11/18/21 the CEAC says this: A U.S. consular officer has adjudicated and refused your visa application. Please follow any instructions provided by the consular officer. If you were informed by the consular officer that your case was refused for administrative processing, your case will remain refused while undergoing such processing. You will receive another adjudication once such processing is complete. Please be advised that the processing time varies and that you will be contacted if additional information is needed. For more information, please visit TRAVEL.STATE.GOV or the website for the Embassy or Consulate at which you made your application. What should we do? I had my heart set on the idea that we would be together for Thanksgiving but it is now looking to be impossible. WHAT ARE OUR OPTIONS HERE? Do we just keep waiting? When we call the embassy they won t check our case to make sure they have the results and they just tell us to wait. How can we be sure that the medical exam results are there and that our case is being reviewed? I am fearful that our case will be sent back to the US please help!



 
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Bringing my nephew to US
6:04 pm September 30, 2021

rheibss

Rheibss

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Hello everyone,

I'am a US resident and my husband is a citizen. Last month my sister passed away and my husband and I would like to bring her son who is 8 years in the US

Can you please tell me what is the best and legal way to take ?

I will appreciate your help, thanks



 
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Awaiting DQ
1:40 am September 30, 2021

LoveWins2021

LoveWins2021

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Hi,

I submitted the below documents however didn t get to submit the Transcript because I didn t have it yet. I just received it however I was wondering if its worth resetting my wait time. Does anyone recommend me submitted anything else.

I have submitted

I864

2020 Tax Return

2020 W2

2019 W2

Marriage Termination

Employment letter

Passport

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Help - F4 Interview Help - I-864 + IRS transcripts
5:18 am September 8, 2021

Evishka

Evishka

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Hello and thank you for your help. My sister is having her F4 IV interview in a few days and today, the embassy sent us a list of documents to be either submitted to the CEAC or brought to the interview.

I have pasted the part where I have some doubts and to give you some background, all the required documents were uploaded and approved by NVC in November 2019, then everything came to a halt.

Based on the embassy's email below, here are my questions and concerns:

1. Do I keep the forms I-864 & I-864A as is, do I start from scratch? or do I add new ones? (it says: "most recent federal IRS tax Transcript). The forms uploaded have our 2018 tax information and the 2 years prior to that.

2. Do I upload new IRS transcripts in addition to the ones uploaded? (similar question)

3. We made about 75K because I was unemployed most of 2021, 30% less than the previous year.

4. Do I need to get health insurance for my sister? (unrelated question)

Below is a portion of the email. Thank you so much for the help.

"The following documents must be uploaded to the CEAC at https://nvc.state.gov/ceac:

o Financial documents from the Petitioner, including: Form I-864 Affidavit of Support, most recent federal IRS Tax Transcript, W-2s, and if applicable, Form I-864A Contract between Sponsor and Household Member.

o If the Petitioner does not meet the financial guidelines, the Petitioner must find a Joint Sponsor, and upload the financial documents including: Form I-864 Affidavit of Support, most recent federal IRS Tax Transcript, W-2s, and if applicable, Form I-864A Contract between Sponsor and Household Member. The Joint Sponsor must also provide proof of legal status as a U.S. citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident.



 
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May 2021 i130 Petition ❤️
1:10 pm May 26, 2021

LoveWins2021

LoveWins2021

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Creating this group so we can stay connected with our process.

PD: May 24,2021

SC: Nebraska as per NOA1

USC, Spouse, Ghana



 
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