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I was mildly insulted with the automatic supposition, that I am low income😀 But thank you for the answer anyway.

For 2022 I only have 1099. Will that do?

Hello, guys, I have just received the following message from NVC: Please submit every 2022 W-2, 1099, and Schedule form for Petitioner. What is Schedule form, please?

May I ask you, how long it took you to get the interview scheduled after you've submitted all the paperwork at NVC?

I also had to fight for Almaty. Despite what you said, my mom's case was assigned at Warsaw in October 2023.

No, my mom's case was initially assigned at Warsaw, as, probably, most of the Russian applicants' cases since the war started. That is, I think, really ridiculous - don't they know, that Russian people need a Schengen visa for that? So to go to a visa interview, they have to obtain another visa. Why not assigning all Russian cases at the countries, were Russian citizens can go without a visa? Wouldn't that make a better sense? I am now working in Germany, and the most convenient for me would be getting my mom's case assigned at Frankfurt - I could bring her over, have her stay here with me in my apartment within a comfortable time, without any hassle. So, I started requesting for transfer. I wrote all over the place - to NVC, to Frankfurt Visa Unit, at its multiple emails, made several phone calls - but those guys only kept fobbing me off with all kinds of kisses off for about 3 months (the petition was approved in October). I was already considering to write to my senator for assistance, but then decided to walk on the path of least resistance. I wrote to Tbilisi (Georgia) and got a reply from them, that they only accept the cases of those who reside in Georgia and Azerbaijan. Since when, I wonder? My friend's mother had her interview there in March 2023. Then I wrote to Almaty and thankfully received an acceptance letter from them. The very next day I received the letter from NVC, confirming the case reassignment with the new number. I am not terribly disappointed, for Almaty is the place, where my mom can get the easiest way - no visa needed, and it's a short trip by train for her, since she lives in the city of Kurgan, which is right next to Kazakhstan border.

Sure, please do so.

My mom's I-130 petition was approved, and I've just submitted the second package of personal and financial documents at CEAC. My mother's case was sent to Almaty, Kazakhstan. Does anyone know, how long it might take now, before we can schedule the interview? Or maybe, there's a topic on that, if you could send me the link, where people share their terms? Thank you!