Haynes
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Green Lady reacted to a post in a topic:
London CR1 / IR1 Appointment Updates
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Guest101 reacted to a post in a topic:
London CR1 / IR1 Appointment Updates
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Just got my interview letter through today (on my birthday!). Interview is mid June.
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Nat Murph reacted to a post in a topic:
London CR1 / IR1 Appointment Updates
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I will be posting here when I get my IL, no idea when I can expect it though
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Just so you’re aware, the person you have quoted seems to have a different visa type to yours.
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So if I track my case at https://ceac.state.gov/CEACStatTracker/Status.aspx, it says "At NVC" in bold at the top. Presumably then that means I won't be getting an IL this month? I was only DQ'd just over a week ago.
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Where should I be looking exactly for it to say “in transit”?
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What makes you say that?
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Might be a silly question, but is the interview letter digital and sent via email / the messaging section? Or is it a physical letter that will be sent to my address?
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Haynes reacted to a post in a topic:
London CR1 / IR1 Appointment Updates
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So we got the DQ notice through today. I am expecting to receive my IL in May based on others posts. In the meantime, I am trying to anticipate what I’ll need from my GP. I have my vaccination records, and will be requesting a patient care summary. Pre-Covid, I was on medication for Anxiety but I stopped requiring medication and checkups towards the end of 2019. Should I be requesting a separate letter from my GP specifically about the anxiety? Thanks -
DQ’d today, 3rd of April. I am trying to guestimate when I can expect my interview. From reading other posts, I am thinking around June. Does that seem sensible? Also, do I need to wait for my interview letter before booking a medical? Or can I book that in now? Cheers
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Hello, thanks for reading. My wife is a US Citizen, and I am a British Citizen. We are applying the consular route for a US Spousal Visa and the I-130 has been approved. I have completed DS-260 and we are currently taking a look at the I-864. My wife lived in the UK with me until from April 2021 to November 2023 when she moved back to the US. For tax returns for the year 2023 which she has completed, she has well over the financial requirement for a household of two due to income earned in the UK, however the W2 specifically has less than the requirements earned in the US due to not being there that long before the year ending Dec 31st 2023. She stayed with the same employer when she moved, they just transferred her from their UK office and payroll to their US office and payroll. We have letters from them stating her salary, role etc and her importance to their business as well as confirming her moving from the UK to the US arm of the business. When I first move to the United States, I will be moving into her parents house before we can purchase / rent our own home. This allows us if required to use my father-in-law as a joint sponsor. Considering the information above, should we apply just using my wife's income, or apply using both of their income? Ideally we don't want to use my father-in-law due to making things more complicated, but if we have to, we will.