J.A.G 2016
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Adventine reacted to a post in a topic:
Things to do while waiting for Greencard ---IR-1 Visa
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busyybeee reacted to a post in a topic:
Things to do while waiting for Greencard ---IR-1 Visa
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From my experience here in NY, I had to wait 20 business days for immigration to process my SSN, but unfortunately after that they didn't so I had to apply at a SSA office, it took 1.5 weeks to arrive. For insurance (1199) ssn is required. As for bank account n state id, proof of address is required. I had to post a mail to myself (post marked mail), since I am new and don't have anything in my name (utility bill, lease, vehicle registration etc.). Bank of America is more flexible to open an account. After two weeks I applied for a credit card (secured one) because I don't have a credit history. All of the above was done with my temporary gc. My gc took 1.5 months after I arrived and was paid for before I entered the US.
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TBoneTX reacted to a post in a topic:
Are these insane docs actually required at the interview for U.S embassy in Guyana?
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The CO only asked me two questions, who is my petitioner and how long we have been married and my visa was approved. The entire interview lasted about 7 minutes. Their main focus is to be convinced that your marriage is bona-fide and you are eligible for the visa that you have been petitioned for. A plus for me was due to the fact that we frontloaded our case at uscis stage with enough evidence of our marriage being real and I saw the CO had the same file at my interview. Once your marriage is real and valid there is nothing to worry about, just be honest with the CO.
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HelpNeeded101 reacted to a post in a topic:
Are these insane docs actually required at the interview for U.S embassy in Guyana?
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The CO didn't asked for the petitioner's bc, but I also updated it and took it to my interview to avoid any delay.
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HelpNeeded101 reacted to a post in a topic:
Are these insane docs actually required at the interview for U.S embassy in Guyana?
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Hi, the document that you are referencing to is from a personal review back in 2016 and that's from a different category. I (Guyanese) had my IR1 interview back in August this year and the documents the consulate requested at the interview were:- 1. My birth certificate, NOTED if issued before 2010, updated one needed. 2. Police clearance, valid for one year from date of issuance. 3. Marriage certificate, NOTED if issued before 2010, updated one needed. 4. Divorce absolute 5. Petitioner 2022 tax transcripts 6. Joint sponsor 2022 tax transcripts and proof of domicile. 7. My medical report was uploaded directly to the embassy by St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. As a safety I walked with all the documents NVC requested (hard copies) and even additional proof of our marriage.