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Manutd10

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  1. Thank youu!! Lol thank god! Yes, we're both from Kosovo.

    The questions were..

    Where does your wife live.

    What does she do.

    Does she like it.

    How did you meet.

    Did did we meet face to face for the first time.

    When did she come visit.

    When did we get engaged.

    And what he plans on working when he gets here.

    I think thats all. And she looked at pictures. Super easy stuff! And he said they were really nice!

    that was super easy congratulations again and all best :)
  2. I found this in one of the previous posts: (Hope it helps :))

    Chargeability refers to the rules which are used to determine under which country you will be counted for green card purposes.There are certain categories under which you can obtain a green card (i.e., U.S. Permanent Residency) which do not have any limit on the number of green cards that are issued each year. For example, immediate relatives of U.S. Citizens (i.e., spouses of U.S. citizens, parents of U.S. citizens, and unmarried children under 21 years of age) are not subject to numerical quotas.

    However, most categories under which you can obtain a green card are only allocated a limited number of immigrant visas (green cards) each year, and there are country limits imposed as well (in order to prevent having all of the years green cards going to a few countries). For these types of categories, it is often important to determine under which country you will be counted because it could make a big difference in terms of how long you will have to wait for a green card. Normally, you are counted under the country in which you were born, subject to certain exceptions. The State Department explains these rules in general as follows:

    Ordinarily an immigrant is chargeable for visa purposes to the numerical limitation for the foreign state or dependent area in which the immigrant's place of birth is located. Exceptions are provided for a child (unmarried and under 21 years of age) or spouse accompanying or following to join a principal to prevent the separation of family members, as well as for an applicant born in the U.S. or in a foreign state of which neither parent was a native or resident. Alternate chargeability is desirable when the visa cut-off date for the foreign state of a parent or spouse is more advantageous than that of the applicant's foreign state.

    it's really helpful thank u so much :)
  3. That's the default answer for Supervisor Review...can take up to 42 days; however, if you get a hold of a supervisor that knows what she/he is doing you could get CC in a week. In my experience, once the Supervisor requests your case specifically, it can take 2-3 days to get a your actual case file and then they can update your case.

    I asked to talk to a supervisor but the representative told me it's still in the timeframe of 30-45 days my scan date was April 11
  4. you should wait till friday call after 6.30 pm to nvc . i prefer to call evening time they much nice then day time ...good luck

    I always call 7.10 am once they open it takes 3-4 min for answer I called this morning rude ladie told me wait up to 45 days

    last I seen on fb was April 11 on the vj group ... My scan date is April 11 but still nothing[/quote

    My scanned April 12th but when I called yesterday they said they review my document from Tuesday but I get a checklist. so they should review yours soon maybe today

    hopefully because this is my second scan date
  5. I think initially everyone was supposed to get this email but they had a delay in actually sending it. It's the only justification for people with scan dates in April getting it until now. I also had not gotten anything and I just got it today.[/quote

    Update I call nvc just now, I got a checklist. The say my document was reviewed yesterday. My scan date was 4/12

    what u got checklist for ?
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