US Immigration from Poland

My case has been sent from NVC to Warsaw - around start of March 2023. Has anyone else had this in recent weeks and is till waiting on the initial email from the embassy with instructions on next steps?

Thanks!

The docs elsewhere on this site says:

*This will be sent out within a week (typically less) from when the embassy processes the received petition. This package will include a checklist of items and paperwork that must be collected.

do we know what is in the package or does it depend on the embassy? If we know, what is it? Our embassy will be Warsaw.

thanks!

hello all,

i was just seeking some advice or experience from others who have been in this situation. my fianc and i are gay and they currently live in a country that is homophobic. i have a trip in march scheduled to visit for two weeks. i can just say i m visiting a friend when going through customs and staying at their place. however, we are planning for me to stay there for 3 months end of this year, trying to wait out some of this long waiting approval process since their country is apart of the esta program, but i m nervous about them denying such a long visit since it s not usual to visit a friend for so long.

im hoping that there is someone out there who can share some experience or advice about traveling to visit your fianc while they live in a homophobic country.

I did some searching in the forums but didn't see any current info on this. We just got our NOA2 so we'll be having an interview in Warsaw, Poland this year. I saw some posts mentioning that you can schedule an interview with just a WAC number. I looked at the Poland embassy page here but didn't see anything like that mentioned. I see there's a few people listing recent NOA2 dates for Poland.

Is there a reputable information source for interview scheduling experiences at Warsaw, maybe an FB group someone knows about, or a long running thread on here?

Thanks!

Just wondering if anyone else has encountered this. My local PNC branch (the person I spoke to said PNC is the 5th largest bank in the US) said they cannot provide on bank letterhead paper the info from bullet point B below for legal reasons.

1. Statement from an officer of the bank or other financial institutions with deposits, identifying the following details
regarding the account:
A. Date account opened;
B. Total amount deposited for the past year; and
C. Present balance.

Has anyone else every encountered anything like this? Given this is a long-standing government form, my mind is boggled with this situation.

It's been two weeks since I requested the info. If you encountered something like this, how did you work around it?

Thanks!