Zmata92

Hello everyone my wife has finally recieved her Interview date. We are gathering required documents for her Interview and it states she she shall bring all required original or certified Copy of her civil documents. I lost my original birth certificate and only have my Certified copy, my question is will they accept my Certified copy of my birth certificate if asked for it in her Interview? 

4 hours ago, Zmata92 said:

Yup sounds about right, and yeah i Will keep you update forsure.

41 minutes ago, Kuhristy said:

I believe after paying fees and submitting all documents to NVC it can take 3-4 months to receive confirmation that you submitted all your correct documents and 1-2 months after that your interview will be scheduled. The whole process starting from the date you submitted the petition can take 1yr to 1yr and 6 months (if everything is submitted in a timely manner). Please keep me updated I am currently in the same processes as you

Yup sounds about right, and yeah i Will Jeep you update forsure.

19 minutes ago, LilyJ said:

It is. Check the Mexico regional forum, as well as timelines of those immigrating from Mexico, others have been waiting for interviews for 12 months on average. CDJ has one of the highest interview backlogs in the world due to the number of applicants on top of that CDJ is the only US consulate in Mexico with an immigration unit

Soooo explain to me this timeline? 

11 minutes ago, Lady in red said:

Not sure how long it will take, my case itself has been completed since Dec. 26, 2019 and i am still waiting for a response.  Good luck 

What do you mean by case completed?

4 hours ago, LilyJ said:

For Mexico, the current wait time for an interview is about 12 months unfortunately 

Source? That doesn't sound right at all lol

Hey guys, I know every case is different and times vary but how long does it usually take for the NVC to send you an interview date?

can I merge all 10 pages into 1 or do i need to upload each page individually?

Hey guys, I just got an update from the NVC on my I-864 document stating  "This Document is password protected or contains an editable PDF form. Please replace this with a scan that is not password protected/editable." and i'm wondering what do i have to do now in order for my document to be valid? 

I'm the petitioner and the case has gotten approved "Thank you for your interest in immigrating to the United States of America. The Department of State's National Visa Center (NVC) received your approved immigrant visa petition from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). NVC's role is to ensure you are prepared for your immigrant visa interview at a U.S. Embassy/Consulate General, and to schedule your interview appointment."

Now i'm submitting in the supportive documents and affidavit of support and all that good stuff, and now its asking for my wife's (currently in mexico) passport information in which she is in the process of getting. My only concern is all the documents I've submitted prior to the case being approved have been in my wife's maiden name and not her married name. 

So my question is, should my wife get her passport with her maiden name since I've used that name on all her forms or will it be ok if she gets her passport with her married name even though I've been using her maiden name for all her forms I've submitted to the USCIS?

1 minute ago, MrsRamirez said:

No that’s the date that they received your petition. It’s to determine basically your “place “ in line. 

Wow, i just realized the date on their states 2018. Thanks for clearing that up for me i appreciate it.

I had question about the priority date set on top of my visa summary info attached to this post, Is that the dead line I have to submit everything including payments, required documents and the IV Application?? 

is there any way i can also receive the information that the NVC will send to my beneficiary as stated in the notice? Because i'm afraid that information wont get to my beneficiary because she lives in a rural area where its really hidden from the city and doesn't deliver any type of mail even though where she lives that have active domiciles.

I just received in the mail my NOA2 stating that the above petition has been approved and has sent the petition to the NVC, my question is now what? 

Hi everyone I just received an e-notification Receipt Notice (I-797) stating that my CR-1 was approved and is being sent to the USCIS Potomac Service Center for processing, is this considered my NOA1??

47 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Use the name on your passport and use a copy of your passport as your evidence of Citizenship instead of your birth certificate.

On the I-130 checklist #4 it states the following "ALL pages of the US Citizens passport." or can i just submit a copy of pages 2-3 of my passport?

41 minutes ago, Bfree3 said:

I feel like I’ve seen a very similar situation to this recently somewhere on the forum.

 

How are all your other ids setup ?

 

there is space provided for you to explain the situation. 

 

My father was not present during birth so I got my mothers last name. My dad got an affidavit to change shortly after. I now go by my married name which I used but on all forms I also indicated my original name at birth and which is listed on my birth certificate exactly as it appears and my fathers name which I count as my maiden name. I explained the situation in the space provided and gave copy of affidavit.

 

My other id's are set up normaly with my last name being my last name in which in my birth certificate states my last name as my middle name.

Hi everyone here is my issue, i married my wife in mexico this year and obviously had my US Birth certificate apostiled and was used for marriage out there. The civil registration told me that my birth certificate would need to be kept with them (mexico) and i would no longer have it to my posession. Now, i got a copy of my vital birth record only thing is i just realized that my parents registered my last name as a middle name and my last name as my moms last name (Prior to her marriage with my dad). I want to know if i put my last name on forms I-130 and I-130a will it effect anything in the process since my birth record which i will be submitting for proof of us citizenship has my last name under as my middle name? Please any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks alot.

6 hours ago, pushbrk said:

If your spouse speaks and reads English clearly, there is no need to fill out either of those sections, because you worked together to fill it out.  If you needed to "interpret" then you are BOTH the interpreter and preparer.  

That's what i thought just needed someone to clear that up for me, Thank's alot pushbrk you sure are a valueable asset to these forums. I greatly appreciate your helpful responce and look forward to hear from you in the near future.

7 hours ago, LILI&FERRA said:

I filled out the preparer part. No problem my case got approved 

Thanks for the advice.

Hello everyone! i'm currently filling out form I-130a for my spouse beneficiary and im stuck on part 4. Spouse Beneficiaries Statement, Contact information, Certification, and Signature. Since i'm filling out the form for her am i supposed to fill out just the preparer´s section or the interpreter´s section as well? 

Ok, thanks for clearing that up for me. One last thing, the vaccines listed on the clinics page are those all the requiered vaccines needed for my spouse?

Thank's a lot for the information, only thing i don't quite comprehend is the following statement on the clinics page you gave me.  "It’s important NOT to get any vaccinations within 30 days prior to your medical examination, this will alter results."

In other words what vaccinations are required for my spouse for her medical examination which will be taken during her interview? 

I'll be filling for a CR-1 visa for my spouse and i would like to know for future references if the vaccinations listed in the following site https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/vaccinations.html correspond to the CR-1 visa? I also wanted to know if she can get all those vaccinations done in her home country in which she currently resides in? Thanks alot, i would greatly appreciate the help.