joanamber

I hope you'll get better soon. Mine got approved after 25 days and I have a friend who got their approval at the 30th day. I am still waiting for the case number, can't do anything yet. Let's just be patient and focus on your healing first. Good luck to our visa journey.

Not yet. I'm still waiting for the case number. But receiving the notice of approval is a big relief!

Hi!
 
I just filed for my husband and daughter's I-130 via DCF in US Embassy Manila and now we are just waiting for the approval and case number of my petition. While I am waiting for it I want to prepare the documents that we need for the interview. Can you give me an idea on what documents to prepare on the interview day? What should we keep in mind and what's the process of the interview? I want everything to go by smoothly so I want to prepare everything well. I hope you can give me some ideas based on your experience.
 
Thank you so much! Wish us good luck on our application.

I tried to buy my daughter wasn’t qualified since my length of stay in the US was usually shorter than a year. 

Thank you! I will prepare our wedding pictures and lots of proof. ☺️

Thanks! Do you have an idea how much is the updated fees for the visa application and green card this 2018?

I filed a petition for my family this February 12, still waiting for the approval. I'm hoping for a smooth process for all of us!

LOL I take that back. I just received an email from them. Approved! No case number yet though. What an irony that I just replied 22 minutes ago to this post about them not emailing us yet. 

Congratulations! I’m so happy for you and your family. ❤️

Hi! I’ve read some posts that the embassy is quite strict regarding the proof of domicile. So I changed my plan and I’ll go there ahead of my family to arrange things. I sent you a private message please check it. Thanks!

Just want to share with everyone that my family's (husband and two kids) application for immigrant visa was approved yesterday!
 
Surprisingly, they did not ask too much about my proof of domicile.
 
Thank you to everyone in this forum for all your help! Especially to @Haltom Family, @joanamber, @Laleh, @ysai and everyone else who took their time to answer all my inquiries. 
 
Your suggestions really helped us with our application process! Again, thank you!
 
 

Thank you so much! I have watched your video and it's a big help for all of us looking for some advice. Once the I-130 got approved, what documents should I prepare for the interview? Again, thanks!

Excited for you! goodluck.

marriage certificates, certificate of marriage on record(CENOMAR/CEMAR), birth certificates, and NBI clearance/police clearances in any countries the beneficiaries have lived in for atleast 1 year since the age of 16

On top of that bring pictures wedding pictures are a must if you petitioned your husband, my tita brought her whole wedding album

Thank you! I will prepare our wedding pictures and lots of proof. ☺️

Unexpired passport valid for six months beyond your intended date of entry into the United States and a photocopy of the biographic page (where your name and photo are located). Two color passport photographs measuring 2 inches by 2 inches (5 cm by 5 cm) with a white background. Required civil documents on the list below (the original version and a photocopy), police certificate. Translations of any document not written in either English or the official language of the country in which the interview will take place.  Translations must be certified by a competent translator. Medical exam results if the physician gives you these results.  In that case, bring them to your interview in the envelope sealed by the medical office.  Do not open this envelope. Confirmation page from Form DS-260, Immigrant Visa and Alien Registration Application, that you submitted on ceac.state.gov. Family-based visa applications:  - A signed Affidavit of Support from your petitioner and any additional financial sponsors who submitted a Form I-864 on behalf of your visa application.  Applicants may bring photocopies and scanned versions of signed Forms I-864 and associated documents. (Please note that the form must still be signed; typed names and electronic signatures will not be accepted.)
- Financial evidence showing your petitioner’s income, such as federal tax returns or forms W-2.  If you have any additional financial sponsors, you must bring the same type of financial evidence for them, along with proof of their legal status in the United States.
- Proof of the U.S. petitioner’s status and domicile in the United States (photocopy of a U.S. passport, naturalization certificate, or legal permanent resident card)

Hi!
 
I just filed for my husband and daughter's I-130 via DCF in US Embassy Manila and now we are just waiting for the approval and case number of my petition. While I am waiting for it I want to prepare the documents that we need for the interview. Can you give me an idea on what documents to prepare on the interview day? What should we keep in mind and what's the process of the interview? I want everything to go by smoothly so I want to prepare everything well. I hope you can give me some ideas based on your experience.
 
Thank you so much! Wish us good luck on our application.

Any updates here? Can I ask how did you provide proof of domicile? Same situation here too. 

hi
 
the co sponsor, yes, the joint sponsor no. the joint sponsor doesn't live in the same household, they can live anywhere In the US, as long as they are USC or LPR and make enough to cover the beneficiary/beneficiaries
 
where are they now, in their country or here in the US? Are you a USC or a LPR, a citizen or a resident?/