US Immigration from United Arab Emirates

Do we need to include paystubs of petitioner? or the US Citizen? We don't need to show sponsorship for this right? TIA!

I applied for an F-1 visa with group handling through my university (we send a couple hundred students every semester, the uni is well-known by the Embassy). I was placed in AP (date of interview May 19th), and they asked me to fill a DS 5535 form (questionnaire on travel history, document history, emails, phones, social media, family members and employment history). I sent it back on the evening of the 19th. They also told me to keep my passport and wait for an email from the Embassy that tells me to deliver it to them once they're done processing me.

My status tracker showed "Rejected" and the text that mentions you were either rejected or put in AP. The status was also updated on May 27th, but still shows the same text. It's been 41 days, the Embassy replied to zero emails and the consular office can't be contacted by phone.

I'm rather worried, anyone has some similar experiences or can give some advice?

Hi All,

I need advise, so I discovered that my petitioner has not been honest with anything he has ever said. I have been contacted by several people about all sorts of matter about him and it has taken a toll on our relationship we decided to end it. We were in the process of waiting for NOA2, my question is if he does not withdraw the petition and if in the future I am ever petitioned will this affect the future petition?

Be kind in your replies the situation is already hard as it is.

Thanks

Hi, in early 2020 we submitted police clearance certificate for our daughter, she acquired from the Indian consulate in the US and we submitted it on the NVC portal. We got DQ and due to covid interview got cancelled and just got the rescheduled interview in Mumbai now.

The pcc is more than 2 years old, but since my daughter has not visited India till now. She will visit India just for the interview. Will she need a new pcc. As per the NVC website, we don't think she will as she never visited India in the last 3 years.

From NVC website:

Important: Police certificates expire after one year, unless the certificate was issued from your country of previous residence and you have not returned there since the police certificate was issued. If at the time of your interview the following three items are all true, you must bring a new police certificate to your visa interview:

• You are more than 16 years old;
• The police certificate submitted to NVC was obtained more than one year ago; and
• You still live in the country that issued the certificate.

When is a good time to start looking for work? What exactly do you need before you are considered 'employable' in the US? I'm waiting for my IL so got lots of time on. my hands; thought I'd get a head start on applications but don't want to start too early where it'd be an issue if I get an offer before my local embassy interview.