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  1. Hey VJ members! I hope to find all of you doing well. My husband's interview is on April 17th in Mumbai. I would like to know if all the documents including pictures that needs to be brought to the interview should be put into a clear cover sheet? Or what type of things can you bring into the embassy that can carry the documents or perhaps albums? If anyone can help me with this, it will be appreciated. Thank you.

  2. Hey VJ members! I hope to find all of you doing well. My husband's interview is on April 17th in Mumbai. I would like to know if all the documents including pictures that needs to be brought to the interview should be put into a clear cover sheet? Or what type of things can you bring into the embassy that can carry the documents or perhaps albums? If anyone can help me with this, it will be appreciated. Thank you.

  3. Thank you so much for sharing. It really helps. The only document I haven't submitted is the Passport Police Clearance. I ws told by NVC that it should be brought to the interview and not sumbitted at NVC. So does my husband have to sumbit the PCC to VFS on the day of interview or a few days before or do you just bring it to the interview and give it to the Immigration Officer when they ask for it? Do you have anything missing that you need to sumbit as well?

  4. Awesome news from all of you :) Glad to see all of us get April interviews.

    RR136: Thank you and congrats to you as well =). I've actually been trying to read upon about the passport pick up options. I hope we have the option to pick it up from VFS. It wouldn't hurt to show up at VFS and ask I guess. Would anyone here know the answer to that?

  5. Hello VJ Members:

    My husband's interview has been scheduled for April 17, 2013 at the Mumbai Consulate. Our case was completed a week and a half ago (9 business days) and we received the email just a few hours ago. I hope everyone else waiting for an April interview gets it soon :). Thank you all for everything. I'll keep all of you guys posted on how my husband's interview goes.

  6. You've been waiting a very long time. You should definitely contact USCIS as much as you can and figure out why there's so much delay. I know VSC is really backlogged hence the fact they send out a lot of petitions to NBC or local offices. Do you know if your case has ever been transferred? You shouldn't have to wait this long and it is very unfair. I know a few cases that have been waiting the same amount of time and longer too. Call them and see what happens.

  7. Thank you for your advice :) I also emailed them. How long to get a response back?

    It depends on how busy they are. Responding back with an email might actually take longer. The best would be to call them everyday. I hated calling them b/c for a good two weeks, I had to hear the same thing "No we haven't put it in the system yet. It will take 15-20 business days". Argh lol so annoying. But you're getting closer and you will get it soon. My case is complete so no more calling them. If you need help with anything, you can message me.

  8. Yes it does take about 20 business days. It could be less or more than that. I suggest you call NVC everyday. Before you know it, you will get it. At NVC, you have to always call them to get information on your case whether it be about your DS-3032, AOS and/or IV Packets. Best of luck :)

  9. You have 2 options.

    1. Amend it for "Married Filing Separately" and write "NRA" (non-resident alien) in the foreign spouse's Social

    Security Number box. Not recommended because your refund will be smaller. Yes this is a legal method and is listed on form 1040's instructions, page 13.

    2. Amend it for "Married Filing Jointly". You need to send in a form W-7. The form and tax return (amendment) needs to be sent to the address in the form W-7 instructions. This will get your foreign spouse an ITIN. Follow the instructions for form W-7. You need to send in more evidence documents also.

    Form W-7: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw7.pdf

    Form W-7 instructions: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/iw7.pdf

    I just finished filing my federal return using the W-7 option. It will take 1 to 2 months longer to get processed, but you'll get a much larger return. (unless your foreign spouse made a lot of money)

    This is very helpful. Thank you for posting the links. I will go with the first option as I don't know if all this will be finished before my interview date (April, if I'm lucky otherwise May). Again, thank you :)

  10. Hello VJ Members,

    Recently, my father filed his taxes as well as mine. Because I don't have a steady income and haven't worked since living aboard with my husband, my father is the co-sponsor. I worked from 01/2012 - 05/2012 and I was engaged at that time. I am sure when I get my interview scheduled, the embassy will ask for both my father's and my recent taxes. I filed as single since my husband doesn't live in the US nor has a SSN. Is that the right route to have gone? I heard about the ITIN but I didn't really look into it until now. What do you VJ members think? Feedbacks will be appreciated. Thanks!

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    December Cases Waiting on Interview:

    NAME....................COMPLETE.......INTERVIEW....VISA TYPE.....EMBASSY

    Gringa Chapina..........12/11/12.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Guatemala

    January Cases Waiting on Interview:

    NAME....................COMPLETE.......INTERVIEW....VISA TYPE.....EMBASSY

    ik2011..................01/13/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....India

    ndu26...................01/28/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Nigeria

    Mirick..................01/29/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Philippines

    olumides_wife...........01/31/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Nigeria

    February Cases Waiting on Interview:

    NAME....................COMPLETE.......INTERVIEW....VISA TYPE.....EMBASSY

    2HeartR1................02/04/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Nigeria

    dwheels76...............02/05/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1..........Nigeria

    PARISS..................02/12/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Morocco

    M&C.....................02/12/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Nigeria

    Carlos1986..............02/12/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Colombia

    papiakumi...............02/14/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Venezuela

    sugarbritches...........02/14/13.......xx/xx/13.....CR1...........United Kingdom

    wellensky/denise........02/15/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Nigeria

    Carry...................02/15/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Canada

    elicearea...............02/18/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Romania

    EmilyS..................02/19/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Canada

    bluetina................02/19/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....EGYPT

    RFQ.....................02/24/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Egypt

    God's mercy.............02/25/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Nigeria

    sonineni................02/26/13.......xx/xx/13.....CR-1..........INDIA

    PerthtoMass.............02/28/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Australia

    Aladlhassan.............xx/xx/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....Morocco

    flamgirl................02/27/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....India

    Sangita.................02/23/13.......xx/xx/13.....IR-1/CR-1.....India

    March Cases Waiting on Interview:

    USCIS

    08/20/2012 - Sent I-130

    08/22/2012 - NOA1

    12/31/2012 - NOA2 (131 Days)

    NVC

    01/07/2013 - NVC Received

    01/23/2013 - Received Case # along with INN #, gave e-mail addresses

    01/24/2013 - Emailed DS-3032 from Beneficiary's e-mail address

    01/28/2013 - AOS Bill Invoiced and paid

    01/31/2013 - AOS Bill Status Changed to "PAID"

    02/04/2013 - AOS Package sent

    02/06/2013 - DS-3032 accepted

    02/07/2013 - AOS Package Received at NVC

    02/07/2013 - IV Bill Invoiced and Paid

    02/11/2013 - IV Bill Status Changed to "PAID"

    02/12/2013 - IV Package sent

    02/14/2013 - IV Package Received at NVC

    02/14/2013 - AOS Package Accepted

    02/23/2013 - Case complete at NVC

    xx/xx/2013 - Medical

    xx/xx/2013 - Interview

    xx/xx/2013 - APPROVED

    xx/xx/2013 - POE New York

  12. Hi there! I know this topic has been beat to death, but I'm just trying to make sure I have all the correct information so that the process can go smoothly. I have read the instructions for the forms, but I think I'm just confusing myself even further...even though I'm sure this is a simple thing.

    I am filling out the form sponsoring my husband, who is Canadian. I am having my mother file as a joint sponsor since I am currently unemployed. The part I'm confused about is whether I can count my mom as a household member and have her fill out an I-864A form or if she needs to fill out a separate I-864 form. I am currently living temporarily in Canada with my husband, but intend to move back to the house my mother lives in as soon as his visa is approved(where all my current ties are). Does she count as a household member even though I am not currently living there, but lived there before coming to Canada and plan on moving back there after leaving here?

    Thanks in advance!

    Yes your mom is considered a household member therefore she will fill out the I-864A.

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