Strumf
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10 hours ago, cusco10 said:
(603) 334-0700 nvc phone number
Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight EST
Hi, I see now... that is a number for the immigrant visa, I have to call 603-334-0888 for non-immigrant visa (K1). Thanks!
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On 2/28/2017 at 5:19 AM, cusco10 said:
Ive been in NVC since December and its about to be 9 weeks in 2 days. When I call they tell me is still in review. Does anyone know how much more time they can take? All they tell me is that is still in review and thats it
Thanks for the info
Hi what number did you call?
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Have they given you a reason as to why you were denied?
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9 hours ago, Selma and Nermin said:
Hi everyone, maybe someone can answer this. My fiance and I will be coming to the U.S together once approved. Are we able to stop in a different country and vacation there, then fly over to the U.S? I am not sure how strict the guidelines for a K1 visa are. I do however know that once he enters, he is not allowed to exit and come back in until he gets his green card.
Thanks in advance.
Hi, I don't see reason why not, couple weeks long layover in Paris maybe :)? Hell yeah!
But personally I would not risk it. What if there is an unforeseen delay in the layover country? My suggestion is to get the US papers, then travel anywhere you want.
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Yeeeahh! We just got APPROVED, after 101 day of painful wait!!!!
Next step NVC!!
For everyone else waiting, just be patient, you will get the answer!
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42 minutes ago, VinceKath said:
I believe they assign the numbers in the order the cases were received. Other than that, I don't think it holds any specific meaning.
Do you think they skip cases? I've seen cases getting the second letter after ours, which makes me think if they are even going by "first come, first serve" as they say.
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23 minutes ago, Quenbee said:
No didn't send any photos I will now.. tons of em, do they have to be on photo paper, was planning on printing them on my computer
So what I did was, I've created the album. I've used about 15 color developed photos, for example when we were in church, when we went out to see the city where my fiance grew up, conservative type photos, smiling, hugging and such. I wrote on the back of each photo when and where we were at the time. Then I've used a transparent 8.5x11" sleeve and taped 3 to 4 pictures inside each. I've also included pictures of any relatives that we visited as an additional proof. Its just easier for them to review. The person that helped us put together petition said they don't need ton of pictures, just the ones important to you and your fiance, none of those overly exposed pictures "sexy" pictures.
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20 minutes ago, Quenbee said:
Okay so I received my RFE today and it's asking for proof that we have met in person, but I already provided them with that proof of my passport, boarding pass etc..should I just submit it all over again!!
Have you provided photographs? Maybe that is what they are asking for.
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She is married to a US citizen, that is it. Go to court if they give you trouble.
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On 2/15/2017 at 4:48 PM, geowrian said:
***Yesterday's comprehensive update***
Date: 2/14/2017
Scan ran: 4:45 PM EST, 2/15/2017
Scan finished: 5:39 PM EST, 2/15/2017
Records: 5000Cases updated yesterday: 195
Approved: 111
RFEs: 54
Other: 30Yesterday's Data: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8es4j04tzi2ajN6NUNIMnlXbVE
All data: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1B_oR3Imoi-dVhQSG02YkFhVjg
MS Access Database: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8es4j04tzi2WndWWDFpM2gxVm8*Keep in mind I'm only counting WACs from WAC1790048000 onward. Records untouched prior to this are not included.*
14-Feb
13-Feb
# Touched
10/20/2016
1
1
0
10/31/2016
10
17
7
11/1/2016
11
19
8
11/2/2016
6
7
1
11/3/2016
36
43
7
11/4/2016
15
21
6
11/7/2016
33
39
6
11/8/2016
15
20
5
11/9/2016
38
39
1
11/10/2016
33
43
10
11/14/2016
148
169
21
11/15/2016
87
97
10
11/16/2016
65
71
6
11/17/2016
102
106
4
11/18/2016
2
2
0
11/21/2016
244
291
47
11/22/2016
137
151
14
11/23/2016
125
142
17
11/25/2016
174
176
2
11/26/2016
0
11/28/2016
296
296
0
11/29/2016
121
121
0
11/30/2016
98
98
0
12/1/2016
91
91
0
12/2/2016
107
107
0
12/5/2016
343
343
0
12/6/2016
172
172
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Seems like CSC may have overloaded the system.
Lots of work done yesterday! Good job, men & women.
As for today, there's 15 RFEs, 1 denial, and 1 bounced mailing so far.
Hi, I'm just wondering where is the data coming from? Is it from VJ user data or USCIS database API? Thanks
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Yeah, I did that a week ago and got the same thing. I don't think you can do anything until it passes their time frame, probably 4 - 5 months. If you get the same thing again, they contact your state congressman and ask for help. I'll do the same thing if I don't get anything in the new few weeks. Its past three months for me.
Papa Strumf
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Thank you all for suggestions and sharing the experience
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I have a nephew that currently lives in Bosnia, we are looking into two future college student options. One is starting the college in Bosnia for a year or two then applying to come to US for undergrad college though some program. Another option we were looking at is starting the undergrad college in US. He would also look into getting the Graduate/Doctorate as he is a A+ student and eventually stay in US permanently. What kind of visa we should be looking at? Can he work while in US while studying? Can he stay the entire time while in college in US or does he have to travel back in between sessions? Does anyone have any experience with this? Where do we start?
PS. I realize I might have posted this in the wrong forum. I'm not sure how to move it to appropriate forum.
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Unless they indicate that they want the original, send a color copy of what they are asking for. Is the her birth certificate card the official gov issued document? If so make a color copy of front and back and mail it back to them. If she has a passport, the easiest is to make a color copy of the pages that have her information and mail it back to them.
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I've lived in St. Louis for the last 17 years. There is a lot to do in midwest, people are friendly, with a lot of immigrants from all over the word. Its cheaper to live than on the coast and there is a lot of job opportunities.
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If you have already submitted the form and there is no way to edit it, if asked about it tell the truth, don't give more details than asked. Tell them that you could not find the documentation in police records to support the claim, perhaps they were not cited since you were children.
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Yes! Ask for a police report from local or county police station a report everything that you got such as tickets, convictions to the best of your knowledge.
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If she has a tourist visa already and she is in US, go get married. She needs to carry marriage certificate with her anywhere she goes in case they stop her. Then file for Green Card on the basis of the marriage. You have better chances if you are a citizen.
If she is not in US, the safest way would be to file petition I-129F and go through the process. Seems to be safer option but it could take up to 6 months before she get the fiance visa.
In either case you will need to prove that you have a true relationship and evidence that your have met physically in the last two years of filing the petition.
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Don't take what people say as your guide. Embassy will call the number you put in the I-129F to let you know. They will email you instructions on how to fill out DS-160, how to pay for it. In my country we could not setup an appointment until we followed the instructions on how to pay, the way we paid was we had to go to the bank they instructed us and deposit the money, we got a receipt from the bank. Then after few days we got an email receipt from embassy that we paid and we could continue to setup an medical and interview, but every country is different.