sarahw907

Thank you for this reminder. I get so stressed and impatient and I have to remember ...calm and pray

Congratulations and what a sweet story!!!

Well, as an update, Kristina flew in Saturday evening, no problems. She received passport in hand Friday, flew in the next day. The flight was rough, it was her first ever, but all in all not too bad. Lots of tears on her part, but that's normal for her anytime she gets stressed. For anyone transferring in JFK, be aware that international to national flights must go through immigration, take their bags, take a train to another terminal, turn bags back in, then go back through security. make sure your non English speaking spouses are prepped well. Also, her immigration interview was conducted in English, even though she doesn't really speak it, but she made it through. They basically just asked her why she was here. She stated "to marry  Justin" while shaking and nervous, then they laughed, told her to calm down she was fine, then stamped her passport and she was on her way. Before the interview, they asked why she didn't speak English and she said "because I was stupid in school and I didn't pay attention enough" and they all laughed and the officer said "I appreciate your honesty". 
 
On another note, she arrived here raving about how amazing her travel through JFK was, stating "never in my life have I seen so many happy people everywhere, everyone in America is so happy. When I cried, 2 different grandma's came to me, one bought me water, I tried to pay her but she wouldn't take the money. everywhere I went everyone helped me so much without even asking. America is not like Ukraine, it's not like Europe, people here, they are nice, they help, they are happy to help you".  I'll let that reflect onto everyone here, because even though she really didn't know it, even before leaving she had already received help from dozens of Americans that she didn't even know, out of the kindness of their heart, so I thank each and every one of you for that, for all the help we received during this process. 

CASE READY!

Hahaha I just tracked for Dominican republic also...you beat me to post!!!! ETA Friday🙌🏼🎉

IT JUST CHANGED!!!!!! IN TRANSIT!! it said the interview date was provided by nvc........i thought we scheduled that????

Does anyone need P3 information for their Embassy. I have most. Just hit me up and I'll post the details if I have them.

Add me to the in transit train 🚆♥️ my fiance had his biometrics this morning and is finishing up his medical right now🙌🏼

Add me to the in transit train 🚆♥️ my fiance had his biometrics this morning and is finishing up his medical right now🙌🏼

Yaaaaaaay!!!

Add me to the in transit train 🚆♥️ my fiance had his biometrics this morning and is finishing up his medical right now🙌🏼

Add me to the in transit train 🚆♥️ my fiance had his biometrics this morning and is finishing up his medical right now🙌🏼

MY CASE IS IN TRANSIT!!!!!
 
 

♥️♥️♥️♥️Yay!!! Congratulations ❣️

♥️♥️♥️♥️Yay!!! Congratulations ❣️

♥️♥️♥️♥️Yay!!! Congratulations ❣️

We were approved 😍😍😍

In a small town in Ukraine, a girl has awoken and will soon leave for the Embassy 😊
 
2.5 hours till doors open

Thank you!!! Yes I have my affidavit of support, paycheck stubs, and we will just write new letter of intent letters since we will be together better safe than sorry

Congratulations!!

Interview at embassy completed!
 
Visa approved March 27th
 
NOA2 Feb 1st
 
NVC shipped March 19th

Great news, and very much relieved.  
After a crazy few days, my fiancee was finally able to pay for her interview, and we are looking at May 9.  
Since she lives in the province she had to travel a distance to find a BPI. About an hour away from her home.  In an area she is not familiar with.  But, she did it.  
Praise the LORD! 
We are almost there!!

Received our P3 email this morning

NOA2 was 2/21 the NVC received it on the 18th and I had the case number assignment yesterday

Yay!!!!! Congratulations