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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-130 Sent	I-130 NOA1	I-130 NOA2	NVC Received	Packet 4 Received	Interview	US Entry	Total Days File ➙ Int.	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Andrea & Claudio	Chile	Nebraska		Chile	2021-01-19	2021-03-03						N/A		2022-01-17
W & A	Brazil	California	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2019-12-19	2019-12-19	2021-09-03	2021-09-06				N/A		2022-01-20
Ana & Ana	Brazil	National/MSC	No	Armenia	2020-03-20	2020-04-30						N/A		2022-01-21
Vishnubhai & NAYANABEN	India	California	No	Mumbai, India	2017-12-23	2017-12-29	2019-07-26					N/A		2022-01-22
Melissa & Mohand	Algeria	Potomac Service Center	No	Algiers, Algeria	2022-01-20	2022-01-20						N/A		2022-01-24
Carlton & Han	Canada	Nebraska	No	Armenia	2021-09-25	2021-09-25	2022-01-21				2019-06-29	N/A		2022-01-26
Ludmila santos Aguilar & Rafael Oliveira sutton	Brazil	Potomac Service Center	No	Armenia	2021-08-03	2021-08-26						N/A		2022-01-26
Natalia & Stella	Colombia	Vermont	No	Bogota, Colombia	2015-09-10	2015-09-10	2015-09-15		2021-12-15	2022-01-28		2332		2022-01-28
Hagop & Eliana	Lebanon	California	No	Lebanon	2020-02-28	2020-02-29						N/A		2022-01-29
J & E	Cameroon	California	No	Cameroon	2017-10-04	2017-10-24	2019-07-31	2019-10-15		2021-04-20		1294	This is the happiest day of my life and family. After years of waiting, I am privileged to share our interview experience with the visa journey community. My husband had interview today at 8 am. After the routine checks and submission of documents such as birth certificates for hubby and kids, marriage certificate, police certificate etc, my husband meet with a very jovial consular officer who asked him the following questions: Who is calling you in the United States? For how long has she been in the United States? How did you meet your wife? Did you get married a week before she left for the United States? What does she do for a living? When did you propose to her? Did you pay the dowry? Did the two families come together during your traditional and court weddings? Where was your spouse born? What did your wife tell you about the state where she is living? Is she living there alone or with someone? Why did she choose to live in minnesota? When was the last time your wife visited? Do you have any family member in the United States? What do you do for a living? Why were the kids birth certificates made on the same day and years after birth? Does your wife have other kids apart from these two? Then came the word we had waited for, for years " I am going to approve your visa for you to join your family. Congratulations and welcome to the United States of America". My husband was told to come and collect the visas in two days. From the time my husband entered the embassy and got out, it took just 40 minutes. I am just so overwhelmed with joy and happiness. I want to thank the visa community for the contributions, the shared experiences, the answered questions. These helped us to prepare for this interview. My Father in Heaven You are too much Sir. Thanks You for giving us the strength to sustain ourselves during the times of loneliness, for giving us the courage to forge ahead and for favoring my family before men. All glory to you alone. I wish everyone waiting successes during their interviews as well. Just be your self and tell your life story to the interviewers because they care to listen to you. Thanks and good luck.	2022-01-29