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Gracias que amables!

On 28/11/2017 at 10:40 AM, MeliiGo said:

Hola!

Tuve mi entrevista el dia 16 de noviembre, y  a pesar de que yo pedi las dos, la federal y municipal en la ventanilla donde te piden los papeles, te dicen Antecendentes penales, solo te piden una... yo dije que traia ambas y entregue las dos.

 

La carta de antecedentes penales es un tramite gratis, lo tedioso es ir a hacerlo porque es hasta Calzada de Tlalpan.

 

Yo siento que con la del municipio estaras bien.

Saludos

Gracias!!

On 6/11/2017 at 2:05 PM, MeliiGo said:

Hi guys I'm from tamaulipas too

And I asked for a Carta de antecedentes no penales en ciudad Victoria. And just to be sure I got a Carta de antecedentes no penales federales en ciudad de mexico

 

If you guys have more questions let me know

Hola, hablas español? Ya tenemos la carta de antecedentes no penales, pero  es realmente necesaria obtener una a nivel nacional? Y si es asi, serias amable de decirme un estimado en cuanto al precio. Gracias

8 minutes ago, karinaaz said:

I don't think so, I would try not to get it too early before the interview, usually the documents need to be recent.

Ok thanks,  how did you get yours?

23 minutes ago, Trinab80 said:

here is your country's portal - http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=Mexico&cty=Juarez which I found by clicking on Mexico in your profile.

 

I just looked at it and under Packet 3 information - 5. tells you where to obtain your police certificate. it provides a website.

 

 

also you can also ask the question in your country's portal and someone familiar with you process can answer that question for you. but typically you would get it from legal/court office in your country.

 

 Thanks for the info, didn't know i can click on Mexico lol

1 minute ago, karinaaz said:

Hi Mexican beneficiary here as well, you need what is called " carte de no antecedents penates" it's pretty common some jobs here in Mexico ask for that sometimes. 

 Hey there thanks for the info. Are there any k1 visa specifics for getting one?

My fiance and I are trying to find out what we need for police check in Mexico. She lives in Tamaulipas. are there any specifics for getting a police check for a k1 visa?

3 minutes ago, Trinab80 said:

You need a police certificate or certified police records for any country you've lived in for 6 months or more. This document has to be provided to the Embassy.

Thanks, my fiance is saying that there's specific requirements for a visa and I'm trying to convince her otherwise. Anybody from Mexico got a police check? How did you get one?

Are there any specifics for a police check? What do i need for a police check in Mexico?

8 minutes ago, AZSunshine78 said:

Was the RFE an easy fix?

you usually need your number from NVC before being able to book your medical.  Each embassy is different.

 

Good Luck🙂

Easy fix, i didn't provide enough proof for the 2 year period before filling the petition so i got all my tickets and passport stamps and send it up with a letter explaining every year before filing and how my fiance and I visited each other. Thanks for the info, guess i gotta wait for nvc then

Hi guys, so got my rfe 30 oct, replied next day. I'm working on her ds160 now and affidavit of support, what do i need in order to get a scheduled interview date? Gonna try to be proactive to calm my nerves

1 hour ago, K+D said:

 

I have had an RFE is not too bad to be honest. Delayed me by 15 days. Let me know if you have any questions regarding it when you find out what it is for! You should be receiving it in the mail soon.

Here is my timeline with the RFE:

September 25th: email notification and tracker update

September 28th: Received hard copy in the mail (mailed it back same day)

September 29th: email notification and tracker update that USCIS has received the response

October 10th: NOA2 notice date

 

If there is anything you can think of that you would have gotten an RFE for I can recommend preparing it in advance so you can send it back more quickly!  

 

Congrats on the Expedite! 

Thanks for the good info! And yes I'm doing that exactly, prepping everything so that I just pickup the hard copy and resend it. Are there any special instructions that i need to wait for including in the rfe hard copy?

56 minutes ago, TrIndie said:

Correct me someone if I am wrong. But as you’re technically married(legally or religiously, doesn’t matter) the k1 visa essentially becomes the wrong visa to enter The United States in. You’re entering to get married. So, I would think it’s better to put it off until you get married first in the US. You can be denied at the POE too even with the visa in hand if they get to know you have had a church wedding because then you’re committing visa fraud. 

Makes sense, better to play it safe then. Thanks

2 minutes ago, The Squirrel said:

 

It is a sweet thing, but answer is NO. Wait until after the interview, as that act would be considered "lying" in your petition. It gets frowned upon, and it likely may be grounds for denial of your petition.

 Yeah that's the intent, after the interview and we have the visa physically we will do all this. 

Hey Ladies and Gentlemen, I have a question hopefully you guys can help me out. So I'm the petitioner and my fiance and I were discussing having a church ceremony in Mexico once we have the k1 visa, that way we have her family there, after we will cross and get married on the court in united states with my family. Will this affect the visa in any way?

Hey guys do you call the uscis number to talk to a tier 2 officer?

3 minutes ago, vml said:

Ur talking about today's approvals.?????

 No, just overall status on cases around mine. 

1 minute ago, Murph4865 said:

I have 3 cases before mine approved then skip me and next one then the next couple was approved

Yeah man its crazy, I see that your country is Philippines. I've been seeing more from there being approved than Mexico, i don't know if country makes a difference but it feels like it. Its all sporadic and i can't even follow their pattern. 

I count 10 cases after mine being approved this is aggravating

Day 170!!! Thanks Shoegum, i check everyday hoping to see my last 4 for my number. Better than the app updates. 

1 minute ago, Loverisaa said:

How is it that you get help from congress rep ? I don’t get that part.. same here I feel like there just skipping around my number 😕

It's so random but I have Congress rep on Facebook. I got desperate for help that i randomly messaged her for immigrating assistance and she's very pro military so she offered to inquire for me. I really hope ill hear something from anywhere next week. I hope the best for you and yours. I've been trying to get my fiance to the United States for a long time

1 minute ago, Loverisaa said:

No none yet, I really wanted to but he doesn’t let me. He has lost all faith but I tell him that faith is the last thing that dies. So I keep praying we here something soon. Oh I hope we get the interview date in December too ! I’m planning to spend the holidays out there with him so hopefully we get a response soon so we can get that scheduled. 

 

Your in the military ? There isn’t a way that maybe you can get yours expedited ? 

Yeah same with my fiance the only way i can help her is for her to not think about it anymore cause we planned a lot for the holidays. As far as being expedited, only if I'm on orders to deploy that they can push to expedite mine. But as far as my Congress rep told me she's gonna try to do something. Were at 165 days and I'm just getting impatient cause all the the cases around mine are getting progress. 

@Loverisaa have you made plans yet? It's hard to do anything lol Im hoping to get a interview date in December since that's my military leave dates but it's taking long for me

1 hour ago, AA&OMAR said:

Brief summary of our experience at the US Consulate in Ciudad, Juarez,

 

Because the whole process can be nerve wrecking, I want to share my experience.

 

Day 1- October 9th, 2017

MEDICAL EXAM, we choose Clínica Médica Internacional, appointment at 7 am

Requirements:

-letter sent by the US Consulate or via mail in some cases

-passport

- Optional; Inmunization records (We decided he shoud get them, because we´ll need them for the AOS )

 

This takes place at their main building, where they perform a visual exam and collect a urine sample

 

After that my fiance was sent to a building across the Street, to take his chest X-rays, and vaccines). This process lasts arround 2 hours, you can pay with a USA credit card the but you will be charged in pesos, we paid approximately $8,000 pesos. Or they also take cash payments ($220 usd plus tax and $215 usd for vaccines)

 

You have to pick-up the results at 2:30 pm, (waiting time around 30 minutes)

 

Day 2.- October 10 th 2017:

ASC for Biometrics, appointment was at 7:00 am, we got there around 6:50 am, they let him in right away(not me L), he was out by 7:10 am

Requirements :

-       letter or email sent by US Consulate

-       DS-160 (printed)

-       passport

 

 

Day 3.- October 11th, 2017:

INTERVIEW DAY!,  our appointment was at 9:15 am, but we got there at 8 am, (they only let him in)

REQUIREMENTS AT THE FIRST WINDOW:

-Passport

-DS 160

-Letter or Email sent by the US Consulate

- I-34 Affidavit Support

- 2016 Taxes (I’m self-employed)

- His Birth certificate (Original and a copy)

 

Questions:

What type of Visa are you applying for ?

What’s the petioner’s name?

Where does she live?

Where does she work?

When did you meet?

 You are approved !

 

He was out by 10 am

 

Everything is at a walking distance, we stayed at Quality Inn, great hotel.

 

Wish u guys the best!!!!

 

Hope this is helpful

 

Hi there, congratulations to you and your fiance and thanks for your helpful information. I have a couple of questions if you don't mind: 

Is it true you can wait a couple of days there in Juarez and manually pick up the visa from the consulate?

Was your fiance given a choice to get shots now or in United States?

Was October the earliest you can schedule your appointment?

Just now, bcoakley06 said:

I wish you all the best. Your day should be soon.

Thank you, to you and yours as well. Almost there