williamle216

Coffee money? I do not think it would work with this situation.

Last 3 years and that includes most recent.

I left mine blank when I did my wifes 864 back in December 2015.

It's not important, it can be left blank.

You must send photocopies of all required civil documents to the NVC.

You must submit the originals (or certified copies) and a photocopy of each of your required civil documents to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate at the time of your interview.

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process/documents/Supporting_documents.html

Yes, its very frustrating and time consuming. Even after you submit the documents they are asking, noone can tell you how long the wait will be for them to even let you know the results.

Dont give up. I think theyre just making your case difficult since they said they do not believe in your relationship. Its a cat and mouse game now.

My wife arrived safely. We are together!

Yes you do. I dont think you will be able to move forward with that paper.

Yes you do. I dont think you will be able to move forward without that paper.

I made it easier on myself and paid already. Thanks

I meant the 165 fee for green card can be paid later correct? Does not have to be paid in a year? Thanks

Thank you Dave, it should be smooth ??

Hey, guys. My wife is flying from Vietnam to U.S.A. this upcoming Friday (January 8,2016). As far as I know, all she needs is her Passport with visa ( plus brown package), Medical Packaged (Vaccine/Xray) correct? And the green card (USCIS Immigrant Fee) fee of $165 can be paid later? Any other tips when traveling here to make it easy for her (non-english speaking). Thanks guys.

It wasnt that long, gave me time to find a decent place to settle down and a stable job. Lol

that's long, but did you need to resubmit any paperwork?

yeah, I had to provided additional papers because the person who was handling my case did not do a perfect job. I had requests for additional documents twice before the interview, plus 1 week delay due to 221g. hehe

Once they are done and got all the information they need, they moved on. Understandable. Happy new years!

yeah it was long, I thought it was just going to be less than a year. but yeah. TODAY my visa has been issued. my wife was approved on the 28th of December. Woohoo.

Started in september 2014, interviewed in December 2015.

I just want to thank website for such useful information and to the nice people who actually tries to help people who want to bring their love ones to the US. I was so stressed out before my wife's interview with all the paperwork and even worse after receiving a 221g blue paper for not providing a i864A. I had my brother helped me as a joint sponsor, but did not providing a i864A for his wife. After a week, I had his wife i864, my wife was approved on the spot.

P.S. my case was CR1, they did not NEED a timeline of relationship.

Thank you, I had it taken care of. Thanks for your advice and reply.

Thank you, I told my wife to go get a written statement from her governments office just in case and get it stamped. Process will take a week, just in case they want it at the interview.

A few weeks...

CR-1. My wife's birth certificate and household registration has all her information correct. The only thing is her fathers year of birth is 7 years off with same date and month. I asked my lawyer and he says is ok? Any one with the same experience? I was not worried before, but as the interview dates coming soon (December 2016), makes me a little stress. Any advice?

Really? Are you sure? Can you give me any links to this fact? Because that is that I'm worried about.

CR-1. My wife's birth certificate and household registration has all her information correct. The only thing is her fathers year of birth is 7 years off with same date and month. I asked my lawyer and he says is ok? Any one with the same experience? I was not worried before, but as the interview dates coming soon (December 2016), makes me a little stress. Any advice?