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  1. Congratulations....

    Awwww yayy! Congrats....so happy for u. Pray for me too...

    Congratulations friends who got their IL s this month ? so happy for u magdy n myone n only ?

    Well congratulations to you, but im curious now why did it take that much and long time to receive an IL when ur p.d is Dec 2012? Can u please explain more about your case? why such a long delay? Almost 4-5 months after the P.D was current

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    Finaly "El hamd llah" I receive my IL today :)
    With date 5 JAN 2014.

    My PD: 03-April-2014

    Hi Everybody. Congratulations to Magdi and those of you who've received Interview Letters today. I wish U all the best of luck :)

    My heart also goes out to those still waiting to hear the good news. Since we've been asked by the topic starter to post any news we may receive, I felt obliged to update our case as well. So, here it goes ......

    ..... we finally received our IL TODAY!!! :dancing:

    It's been scheduled for late January!!! :crying:

    Our PD was Dec. 2012!!! B-)

    Thank you all for your support and feel free to wish us good luck!!! :help:

  3. Hello
    VB is apparently only move three weeks, I think the next court date will be April 15. :ranting::protest::ranting:
    I've seen people with PD April 17 and 18 and no IL
    Sorry for my english.

    That could be due to many reasons. Honestly, there's no one formula that could make the correlation between PD and IL predictable. NVC's workload on top all that makes it a very complex issue, as we've been recently seeing the 2-4 week processing time turning into 60 days or longer.

    Being patient is all we can do at this time.

  4. @MayOnenOnly

    I am talking abt this guy....

    Actually, his priority date is April 25,2013 and the current VB PD is March 22,2013. So, there's almost a one- month gap, which explains why he still has to wait. Mine is already current and can't possibly retrogress much due to class preference being F2A.

    Your own priority date is around the corner. Hopefully, by the time it gets current, you'll get an IL as well.

    Thanks :)

  5. Hello!

    So if my dad has a B1/tourist visa (and has had it for years, and has visited the US a million times), can he fly with me to the US when I get my K1 to help me move? He wouldn't be staying, obviously, just coming with me to help us out with the transition for a couple of weeks. Do any of you guys know if there would be any problem with that?

    Why should there be any problems? Everyone travels on his/her own merit and/or paper.The fact that he's your Dad doesn't make any difference as long as he's legally allowed to visit the US independently. Good Luck with your moving. :)

  6. Hi Everyone. I am the petitioner for my daughter and we have a joint sponsor who already exceeds the I-864p Guidelines. When I filed my AOS back in early 2014, I anticipated to continue making money working for a research company and placed this amount in "My Current Income and Employment" box along with my 2013 Tax Return info. Shortly after, I had to quit that job to reunite with my kid in anticipation of getting her IV soon so that she could travel back with me. But it dragged on forever it seems, and now, I have received a "combo" email (case complete & checklist combo, I mean!)

    They have completed our case review but have asked the petitioner to fill out a NEW I-864 Form (with some minor corrections made) along with PROOF of employment, to be taken to the interview by the applicant.

    Now, I'm confused as to what to do! I'm obviously no longer employed with the company so I can't ask for an Employment Letter, nor can I report the same "anticipated" current income as circumstances have now changed!

    I shouldn't have reported any current income in the first place as we already had a joint sponsor, but that statement was true at the time!

    Any suggestions as to how I should proceed with this issue? I was thinking about withdrawing and/or amending the old I-864 and replacing it with a new one that applies to my current situation.( "zero" current income and unemployed since I quit my job).

    Your insights, suggestions or similar experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

  7. Hi Lakehouse! Thanks for your thoughtful reply.

    I had stapled the Extension Form to the last page of the AOS Form along with Form 1040 and applicable Schedules. If they have seen the "page 9 of 9" missing, I'm pretty sure they've also seen the Extension Form I had filed with the IRS. Btw, page 9 was asking if someone had helped me fill out the AOS Form and the answer was "NO" which is probably why I didn't include it in the first place and yes; I definitely should have!

    My 2013 Fed tax return is almost done and ready to hit the road. This time, I will redo the entire AOS based on my newest Return excluding the 2012 Return altogether. I will also MAIL the new AOS, as opposed to e-mailing it, since the Checklist instructions could be general and not "specific to my case". Do you think I should wait for the 2013 Federal tax return to be posted to my account by the IRS first, before I sent the NVC a copy of it along with Form I-864?

    I wish they had asked for the new AOS to be taken to the interview session instead, that would have saved us a bunch of time too!

    Again, thanks!

  8. Hi everyone. I received the following email from NVC today:


    I-864, Affidavit of Support Checklist

    [x] The Affidavit of Support is an important legal contract between you and the U.S. government. During our review,

    we identified one or more sections that were either incomplete or contained incorrect information. Please review the

    additional instructions below then complete and submit a new Affidavit of Support. You can download the I-864

    form and instructions at http://www.uscis.gov/i-864.

    [x]

    In Part 1. Basis for Filing Affidavit of Support, please correct the following...

    [x] Item 1. You must enter your full name in the box.

    [x]

    In Part 2. Information on the Principal Immigrant, please correct the following...

    [x]

    In Part 3, Information on the Immigrant(s) You are sponsoring, please correct the following...

    [x]

    In Part 4. Information on the Sponsor, please correct the following...

    [x]

    In Part 5. Sponsor's Household Size, please correct the following...

    [x]

    In Part 6. Sponsor's Income and Employment, please correct the following...

    [x] Item 10. The current annual household income must equal the sum of items 5, 6.c., 7.c., 8.c., and 9.c.

    [x] Item 13.a. You must include your 2013 tax and income information.

    [x] Items 13.a.1. The income you enter must match the total (gross) income reported on your most recent Federal

    income tax return. If you filed Form 1040EZ, use the adjusted gross income instead.

    [x]

    In Part 8, Sponsor's Contract, please correct the following...

    [x]

    The Form I-864 we received was missing the following page(s). Please ensure you include all nine pages when you

    resubmit the form.

    [x] Page 9 of 9.

    [x]

    You must submit the following financial evidence:

    [x] A written statement indicating why you did not file 2013 Federal income tax returns.

    [x] 2013 Federal income tax returns, IRS printout, or Letter 1722 issued by the IRS.

    [x]

    NVC Special Instructions

    [x]


    I had sent them the entire package 52 days ago, so it took them close to 60 days to review my case. Here are my questions:


    ***At the time, I had filed an extension with the IRS for 2013 tax year and I had included that extension in the NVC package! I had sent them my most recent Federal tax return which was for 2012. Now, they're asking for the 2013 Federal tax return which will be available in 3 days due to the extension coming to an end. Why asking for the 2013 tax return, and at the same time, ask for a reason for not filing for the very same year?


    ***My case number was NOT originally eligible for e-processing, yet the instructions on the checklist I have received today indicate both addresses for e-mailing as well as postal mailing of the new I-864 to the NVC. Do you think I would be safe if I just e-mailed the new AOS instead? Which way would it be processed faster?


    ***Am I correct to assume that the [x]s without an explanation should be disregarded altogether?


    Thank you so much for taking the time to read and respond to my call for advice.














  9. Hi. Here are the DOS contact info you were looking for:

    (202) 647 6575 (public relations)

    (202) 647 4000 (main switchboard)

    asknvc@state.gov (re:immigrant visas)

    Some Embassies are simply more efficient than others when you have a choice. You should have chosen the right one to begin with (or switched over to the right one if it was assigned to you, while your case had not left the NVC)!

    At this stage, however, you just need to be a bit more patient for the transfer to go smoothly. Be prepared to be ignored all the way though, 'til your case actually shows up in the RIGHT Embassy's System.

    Try Hard, Panic Less!

    Good Luck,

    :)

  10. Hi ,

    I am about to send my package IV to NVC I was wondering do I have to include the police record or military letter in that one or not ..

    Thank you in advance for your help .

    Hi Bahar. I'm almost certain that you don't need to! It's not required of Iranians since they've always questioned its legitimacy. Besides, it would only be required at the Embassy -if any- not the NVC! Best way to know for sure is to go to Embassy's Site that your case has been assigned to. They would have a specific list of requirements for certain nationals; yours included. There you should find your answer for sure. Anyways, at this point it's not required at all!!!

  11. .... Hello Everyone!

    As the petitioner of an F2A case, I mailed the AOS Form along with supporting documents on July 19,2014 after I had completed the online DS-260. My packet was received by the NVC on the 22nd of July according to an e-mail sent to me on August 5,2014. Along with that e-mail came the recent infamous 60-day processing warning!

    Having thought it would take its normal course of 2-4 weeks as indicated by the NVC, I took a one-month vacation time and left the US to join my daughter at our home country to make all necessary preparations for her departure including but not limited to school/medical/vaccination records that would either be needed at the Embassy or for school registration with the school year being right around the corner! Again, I didn't anticipate such a long delay for processing of forms and setting up our interview date at the Consulate.

    Now after almost 5 weeks, we're both stuck in this unforeseen situation where I can't go back to the US and strand my very young kid here, nor can I receive sympathy from the NVC or any other authority. Her morale, and mine alike, are fading away by the hour and we're both in a difficult situation. I can really sense the hopes diminishing. This is supposed to be an exciting milestone throughout her life and mine, is it not?

    Though I understand that we're not the only ones on the same boat, I was compelled to reach out to those who may currently be experiencing the same type of dilemma in one form or another. What do you suppose we should do? How much longer should we wait assuming no checklists are sent out our way? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank you all for reading, especially those who decide to respond. We support you all and hope to see everyone gets this difficult task accomplished.

    :bonk::help:

    :goofy:

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