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yes we got it two days ago alhamdulilah!

your welcome and good luck

Hi all! My husband had his interview yesterday and was approved ❤️❤️❤️ Good luck to all those still in the process.

No, those are things you would show at the interview itself, not upload to CEAC. the only required thing to upload is your marriage certificate and any divorce certificates if either of you have been married.

you should receive it within a week or two at most.

Also keep in mind the context. Some items of relevance:
The OP is going through Canada, a very low fraud country. They already sent evidence. How much? We don't know. Are there any red flags? We don't know. How much time have they spent together in person? We don't know. For instance, if there were no red flags, they see each other in person monthly, and they sent all kinds of good, quality evidence initially, then sideloading at NVC is just a waste of time for everybody.
If they were going through a high fraud embassy like Nigeria (not picking on Nigeria...just an example!) and only met once, then it is very highly recommended to provide more evidence at every opportunity.
 
Also note that there is no need to send evidence that was already provided with the I-130 or any subsequent RFEs for it. They already have it.
 
While not asked or likely particularly relevant here, the CO only has to consider evidence provided at the I-130 stage. Anything sent to NVC or provided at or after the interview is considered at their discretion.

Highlighting on supporting docs is fine, make sure you use light color shades. Dark colored highlights may appear as black on the scans they make.
 
2 hole punch is fine in all including the form.
 
 

So are the spouses of everyone else in AP. 
 
The AP is unlikely to be anything to do with you, it’s about the spouse. Men from MENA countries typically experience longer-than-average AP times. 

Congrats

Congratulations!!!

Congrats 

Hi all! My husband had his interview yesterday and was approved ❤️❤️❤️ Good luck to all those still in the process.

they still have to add your joint sponsor it takes a few hours. or day depending on when you add them. the person's name will show up and you will be able to click on their name to add all of the supporting documents.
 
also i would do more research about the sponsor having a household member. you are the primary sponsor and i believe only you can have the household member? another sponsor would just be a sponsor not household member unless they are your direct relative who you reside at the same address as.

Trust me, hiring a lawyer will not do you any good. You will waste thousands of dollars and it won’t change anything in your case. Take the advice of people here, all currently in or have been through the CR-1 process. No two cases are the same, but the process is, as is the denial process. Just my opinion.

I would bring updated documents to the interview.

Congrats!!! 🎊🎉 

Congrats!!!!!

thank you so much, i am praying the interview part goes smoothly!! will keep everyone updated on when we get an interview. good luck to everyone

thank you so much, i am praying the interview part goes smoothly!! will keep everyone updated on when we get an interview. good luck to everyone

It seems like NVC is reviewing pretty fast! We submitted our documents to NVC for approval on Monday Dec 3 and got a response today. Unfortunately there was an item missing for i-184, but I re-submitted today and we should be case complete soon (all other items were approved)! 

Wow! I'm so happy for you 

We finally got our CC today with NVC! Now waiting on an interview date.

After 10 months of waiting and submitting we finally got approved! My husband had his interview this morning, we are still waiting for the medical exam but anticipate zero problems. Good luck to everyone and hopefully everyone will be approved soon!!

They will be closed on Thursday for Thanksgiving holiday and open on Friday again. 
 
 

do you guys recommend the US spouse attend the interview with the Egyptian spouse? Were there any benefits or cons to doing so vs. not doing so?