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  1. Yes I had an interview in Sept in the US with Homeland Security. I believe it wasn't necessary as it's not part of the normal I-130 process. I don't know if I was just randomly selected for an interview, or else they really messed up our case-which I believe is the real reason. USCIS couldn't even tell me why I was scheduled for the interview. I tried to see if I could have it in Australia, but no one knew anything. SO yeah, I went back to America for about a week, then came back to Australia.

    I really want to go to Sydney for the interview, do you think they will let me in at the interview? The only reason I was thinking about not going is finanically.. but if it's good for me to be there, I want to be there.

    You can go if you want to, I just had my interview in Sydney yesterday and my hubby went with me, he is USC, nobody said anything stopping him.

  2. The three letter code at the beginning of the case number signifies what embassy/consulate you're going through. If you move to another country though, yes, you can change the case number. You'll just have to contact NVC and it might take a week or two for them to change it.

    Thank you so much.

    My husband is moving from Indonesia and I am moving from China, we are going to Australia at the end of March, but we don't have an Australia address before we settle in there, probably NVC is going to assign the nutcase number before we get the new address, they will mail something to us once the case number is assigned? Then neither of us will get that.

  3. It will depend on how USCIS will see it. In theory USCIS will accept the notarization your ex did the first time. However I know of numerous cases, that USCIS will need a court order to allow immigration. If you want to be 100% sure have a judge sign off on it.

    You mean have a judge sign off on the paper he signed off or on the notarization which has been signed off by a notary officer?

    The notary officer told me it's his right to change his mind, so even I have his letter signed by a judge, does it mean he can't change his mind anymore? If he can still change his mind (because it's his right), he can have a judge to sign off his second letter too, the thing is still the same then.

  4. hi VJ friends

    my situation is both of my daughter's parents have the custody, which means none of us have a sole custody, the court decree says she lives with me. i also have her dad's notarization which says he allows her to live with me in the USA.

    the question is he might change his mind anytime, he is such a person, so what will happen if he will change his mind sometime before our interview in the future and make a new notarization which says he doesnt allow her to go with me and send it to the USA embassy where we will have our interview? or is he able to do all those afterwards? i asked the notary if he can cancel the notariztion he made before, he told me he cant cancel but he can make a new one say disagree, the one he said agree will always be valid, then the question will be both of his notarization which say agree and disagree are valid, which one the officer will take? another question is how can he send the disagree notariztion to them and affect our case, can he just send it to the USA embassy or NVC and they will check my daughter's name in their system without our case number (he doesnt know our case number, he cant provide it)?

    i only want to make sure he cant stop me taking my daughter with me to the USA, thanks for any adice.

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