Patrick12

9 hours ago, LilyJ said:

If she has no immunizations or no record of immunization the doctor at the exam will administer to her whatever vaccines she requires for immigration. She will have to pay for these vaccinations 

@lilyj thank you for your reply 

Hi all,

My wife will be going for her medical exam coming week, she does not have Immunization Record. My question now is will the physician just give her the shot that is required or how does work.

Hi all,

Need same advice, my wife got her police certificate but there is errors and to change that will take at least 2-3 weeks. So place of her current residence is not on what’s on the police certificate, so  does not match the address on her visa application. What’s on the police certificate is place where she was born but doesn’t current resident there but her parents do. Will the NVC accept the document and would this cause problem when she goes to interview.

Thank you for taking your time.

8 minutes ago, payxibka said:

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Rwanda.html

 

Follow the link and scroll down to the appropriate section 

Thank you for this link.

Hi all,

Thank you for taking your time. My wife uploaded her birth certificate and police which got rejected was told to replace with acceptable document. Does any one here from Rwanda or anybody else know how we can get the correct document they are asking for.

Thanks,

said 

4 minutes ago, missileman said:

1.  Yes

2.  Yes

Thank you for quick reply. In her home country in each document they use three different language English, French and native language. Just have second  though if I actually do need to translate her birth certificate and police certificate since it’s write in three different language. What do you think.

Hi all,

Sorry  if this this question has been asked before. So my wife and I are at NVC stage upload civil document. I have two questions 

1)Can we use the same marriage certificate with same translation that was done when we were submitting our application I-130.

2) We have to upload her birth certificate and police certificate/ clearance can the translation be any where (for example if she send me the document can it be translated here in U.S or has to be translated in her home country. 

Thank you for taking your time responding.

1 minute ago, Wiseman2878 said:

Wow! You went for the k3 route and it was fast!! Congrats!

Thank you. Hopefully you will get approval soon to wish you good luck.

Just now, Wiseman2878 said:

You said dec 2018 to april 2018 did you mean 2019? What service center were you assigned?

Yes I send my application December 2018 and received approval around April 28/2019.case send to NVC May 9. And service center is Nebraska 

5 hours ago, Wiseman2878 said:

So how long after that did you complete your case?

Have not complete my case yet. I just got approved ,so I think took 4 month.

9 hours ago, Wiseman2878 said:

Did you send the I-130 then the  I-129

Yes that what I did I send I-130 while was still pending.

4 hours ago, Wiseman2878 said:

May I ask you when did you send your application? Also how long did it take to receive that letter?

I send my application on 12/05/2018. I received letter in 04/28/2018.

5 hours ago, JulienR said:

His I-130 application was approved in 4 months by Nebraska ! If applying for I-129 at the same time as for I-130 actually sped the process up, it was definitely not a waste of time nor money and the lawyer knows his job!

 

Patrick12, did you request some form of expedite ?

no there was no any expedite.

26 minutes ago, missileman said:

Yes.  Multiple visits and more time together are always better evidence of a bona fide relationship.  I would certainly make another visit.

26 minutes ago, missileman said:

Yes.  Multiple visits and more time together are always better evidence of a bona fide relationship.  I would certainly make another visit.

Thank you 

2 minutes ago, missileman said:

To be clear, the I-130 petition was approved.......and now, it moves to NVC to start the visa process.

Yes correct. @missileman my wife and I knew each other child hood , we kept contact and we fall in love and our parent arranged marriage for us. And I went to her home county got married which was first time seeing her again after 21 years but we were still talking to each other for 1 years before I asked to marry me . My question is should go visit her again before her interview with US Embassy.

5 hours ago, adil-rafa said:

your topic for the post says  I-129 for fiancee

and that is why i asked

 

seems you are getting poor advice from a lawyer who directed you to do K3 / your case is a CR1

and Nebraska is slow / this will take time

I have already got approved for my case CR1 received approval letter yesterday. So my case should  be send to NVC hopefully. 

3 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

Ignore the I-129F letter, since your I-130 petition was approved, it will go to NVC, this takes two or three weeks.  After it gets to NVC, it takes another four to six weeks to assign an NVC case number, they will send an email with this number and instructions on what to do next, usually uploading documents, completing the visa application form, paying fees, all online via the CEAC website.  After your documents are all uploaded and fees paid, they typically take three weeks after that to review and approve them.  Then there's another wait while they schedule the interview abroad, that can be one or more months later depending on the embassy/consulate and how backed up they are.  Good luck with the rest of the process!

Thank you for info this helps.

7 minutes ago, missileman said:

This is a CR-1 case.  They are already married.  NVC should contact him next......or am I missing something?

Yes I’m married 

3 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

No, the case now moves to the consulate via NVC and they will contact the beneficiary who will then fill out the DS260 to actually apply for the CR1 visa.  You can keep tabs on the progress, but I would wait for the 30 days before doing anything, and if after that time your spouse has not heard from the consulate, you can start looking into what is holding things up.

 

Good Luck!

Thank you so much for taking your time replying.

7 minutes ago, missileman said:

Your lawyer needs to study the current immigration process.......It is not fast....K3 visas are obsolete.  In 2018, only 6 K3s were approved word-wide.  This year, I expect there to be none approved...

This will be a CR-1/IR-1 case.....12-14 months from start to finish........if there are no hiccups.

Do you know what I need to do for next step since now my application is approved. On the letter says to wait 30days for NVC to contact the beneficiary, I thought they will contact the petition first 

1 minute ago, Bill & Katya said:

It sounds like the I130 was approved, so the I129F sort of evaporates.  Hopefully your lawyer did not charge you additional money for filing the I129F as it was most likely a waste of time.

 

Good Luck!

Oh yes she did charge me. So I don’t have to be worried 

3 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

I agree, are you legally married?  If so, why did you file the I129f?  Were you potentially seeking a K3?

 

More information is required.

Yes seeking a k3 after my Lawyer told me it’s fast. And yes I’m legally married 

3 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

I agree, are you legally married?  If so, why did you file the I129f?  Were you potentially seeking a K3?

 

More information is required.

3 minutes ago, adil-rafa said:

I 129 is for a fiancee

the letter says you are applying for a spouse visa ( that is form I 130 )

 

and here your topic says alien fiancee but CR1 (spouse)

so,  which is it?

I applied form I 130 before and My lawyer said I could apply form I 129 to make the process go faster so today I received two letter I-130 approval  and the second letter as I mention above.

Hi all, 

Can same one please explain to me. I received two letter from USCIS. One letter is my I-130 approval. The second letter  says you filed form I-129 f to classify the beneficiary as the spouse of a citizen of the United States pursuit to section 101(a)(15)(k)(ii) of the Immigration and Nationality act.

In Visa petition proceedings, the burden of the proof upon the the petition. Matter of Brantigan ,11 I &N Dec.493 (BIA 1966). Based upon the evidence of the record it must be concluded that the petitioner failed to establish that the beneficiary is entitled to the classification sought.

Does anyone know what the second letter means. I’m so worried.

Thanks,

patrick12 

15 minutes ago, pamawemo said:

After the discussion here about a CO who is asking K1 interviewees for tax return transcripts at USEM - and finding out it is not hard to obtain them online - I decided to go ahead and get them and email to my fiance so she has them just in case. Used the IRS Get Your Transcript website and input all the stuff they needed and got a bounce-back that my mobile number was not verifiable. So I put it in again; tried different formats (hyphens, no hyphens, +1) and nada. They say they can't verify my cell phone number and I could fill out a user profile and get the transcripts in 10 days. 

 

Interview is Thursday so that won't work.

 

I did a little googling and sure enough, the two-step verification using a cell phone is locking a lot of people out of the instant download option. 

 

So I did what I probably should have done to begin with and called by tax preparer and told her I needed tax return transcripts. She said she will email them to me this afternoon. 

 

Just a heads-up for anyone else running into this issue. I will definitely let you know if my fiance is asked for them.

You can go to any IRS office close to you, they can easily print it for you.