chadonius

So happy for you! 

So I had my interview today. They gave me my passport back and handed me the DS-5535 Administrative Processing questionnaire. Did all the paperwork flawlessly and have had a swift journey til now, but guess it happens to the best of us!

Done and done. Visa in hand. Ticket to USA booked. Finally!!! Adios amigos. 

Done and done. Visa in hand. Ticket to USA booked. Finally!!! Adios amigos. 

Done and done. Visa in hand. Ticket to USA booked. Finally!!! Adios amigos. 

You have all the answers! It shows “ISSUED”
 
That means I can goto aramex and get it?

Please fill out her home country , consulate and timeline  .. lack of specific info makes it hard  to give accurate answers 

My wife got her approval today. She said they asked her a handful of questions. My name, my address, how we met, what I do for work and where I am currently (I was outside). She said everyone before her also got approved. The entire process took 2 hours but interview was less than 5 min. 

Good luck to both you, I hope everything goes smooth and you get approve the same day ❤️

Updated family book is not required for Jordanian beneficiaries. You may upload all the evidence under “others”, aside from chat logs. It’s not required just recommended. 
 
But for civil and financial documents it is REQUIRED.

My wife did her medical exam with Dr. Agnes last week. She said the Dr. was extremely friendly and seemed genuinely interested in talking and listening to her. After it was over she was not given a sealed envelope, but told the office would send everything to the embassy themselves. 
 
The rest of our documents we will be sending out tomorrow or Tuesday when I get to Amman.  It will be 14 days before the interview. I made sure to bring an original birth certificate and all tax documents and W-2 and paystubs. 
 
I had to cut our honeymoon by half a day in order to get back the night before the interview otherwise we would have arrived the morning of. I was willing to take the risk but she wasn’t. 😅

My wife did her medical exam with Dr. Agnes last week. She said the Dr. was extremely friendly and seemed genuinely interested in talking and listening to her. After it was over she was not given a sealed envelope, but told the office would send everything to the embassy themselves. 
 
The rest of our documents we will be sending out tomorrow or Tuesday when I get to Amman.  It will be 14 days before the interview. I made sure to bring an original birth certificate and all tax documents and W-2 and paystubs. 
 
I had to cut our honeymoon by half a day in order to get back the night before the interview otherwise we would have arrived the morning of. I was willing to take the risk but she wasn’t. 😅

So if you want the medical to be just a few days before the interview, let it be with Dr. Amy. If you want it up to 2-3 weeks before, let it be with Dr. Agnes. It's entirely up to you based on how soon you plan to travel after visa issuance.

Yes, the documents should be sent through Aramex at the Khalda/Tlaa Al Ali branch in Amman. It's for free and you send everything through them. If you don't live in Amman, you may send your documents through your local Aramex branch for a small fee but there's the fear of delays.
 
On the day of the interview, the applicant's name will be on a list and you'll just say your name and if it's on the list they'll let you in (I still recommend bringing the Jordanian ID, because your passport will have been sent through Aramex). Now here's the only nuance: if your medical is just a few days before the interview, then you can either agree with the panel physician to bring a coloured copy of your passport OR you can simply not send it through Aramex and just bring it with you on the day of the interview, however many people are uncomfortable with the latter.
 
I booked my medical a couple of weeks before my interview, as I don't want to worry about the whole passport thing. But that's because my husband and I plan to travel as soon as the visa is issued. For someone who has business to wrap up before heading to the US, I recommend they book their medical a few days before the interview as that would give you an extra 2-3 weeks before your visa expires. Your visa expires 6 months after your medical.

We got IL today 😁, I have to ask you something,

Flawed argument above.  There actually IS a penalty for speeding.  There is NOT a penalty for overpayment of taxes due to filing single instead of MFS.  But....even if their was a penalty it is not immigration related.

Got my appointment for march 6th! Took a month after documentary qualified.

today 02/01 my husband received his Visa. after more than 3 years we will be united in the US. his interview was on 01/29 and was approved right away . from the amount of photos(lol)  and confidence we finally did it!

I just got DQ!!! I submitted 9th January 

Hello, we still have not heard back. We r are still waiting. Congressman emailed the embassy yesterday so just waiting on a response back from them. 

I brushed my teeth and got in bed and checked my email praying that perhaps I’d see an email from the NVC….
 
I got my IL!!!! Scheduled for March 6th @ 12pm. We fly back from our honeymoon from Male to Amman March 6th @ 9am!!! God is great!!! Poor baby she will be so tired but what can we do!
 
I appreciate all the support. Wish you all the best of luck with your cases!!!

They sent out a batch of interviews yesterday covering the end of DQ November and entering into DQ December 14th apparently. 

Allah ybarek feek! The waiting may soon be over. 

Mashallah!!!!! I’m soooo happy for you!!!! Alf mabrouk!!!! That is absolutely great, everything will work out perfectly for you!

I brushed my teeth and got in bed and checked my email praying that perhaps I’d see an email from the NVC….
 
I got my IL!!!! Scheduled for March 6th @ 12pm. We fly back from our honeymoon from Male to Amman March 6th @ 9am!!! God is great!!! Poor baby she will be so tired but what can we do!
 
I appreciate all the support. Wish you all the best of luck with your cases!!!

@chadonius @Tiff2 @Lana2542 @lwheeler
 
For US citizen petitioners IR1/CR1 who became citizens by jus soli (by being born on American soil), the original American birth certificate is now being requested by consular officers.
 
This is for “proof of US citizenship of the petitioner”. This is not being requested for joint sponsors. A colored copy no longer suffices. A colored copy of the US passport no longer suffices. I would suggest you bring it with you if you’re visiting your spouse. Many 221g’s have been issued lately, and it’s no longer random cases.
 
This does not apply to US citizen petitioners who acquired citizenship by naturalization or CRBA.
 
This is the 221G being given at the interview. By “PET” they mean petitioner: