Drofnosidam's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Madison Beneficiary's Name: Giray VJ Member: Drofnosidam Country: Turkey Last Updated: 2023-05-05 |
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Timeline Comments: 9
JessicaG on 2019-04-29 said:We are about a month behind you on everything! I am so anxious! Have you gotten your packets and interview scheduled yet?? Any advice that I can use while I am waiting. Just got approved and sent to NVC 04/08/19 for us!
Drofnosidam on 2019-04-29 said:Hi Jessica! Yeah this whole process has not been very fun! So Ankara actually receives the cases electronically, so you should be getting an email from them any day now! The email is actually quite useless and just directs you to their website (https://tr.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/fiancee-visa/the-interview/) with the interview instructions listed as a pdf on that same page. You just have to gather the documents that are listed in the instructions pdf before the interview. They don't say anything extra in the email, other then that they have received your case. The worst part now is honestly the interview scheduling. So we've been waiting over a month now to schedule and there are "no appointments available" every time you check. There seems to be a huge backlog going on, so we've just been waiting to schedule an interview. Best of luck!!!
JessicaG on 2019-05-20 said:Hey! I didn't see your message for some reason. I got my notice via email on 05/08/2019 that the NVC approved my petition and was transferring it to the Embassy in Ankara, but nothing since then. You got an email from them right away? I'm wondering if that means I should call.
Drofnosidam on 2019-05-22 said:That's okay! Yeah we received an email from NVC, and then two days later got one from Ankara. That is really strange that you haven't gotten one, because we heard from Ankara so quickly. I would probably email them at AnkaraIV@state.gov! They have been fairly good at replying within a day to 5 days. Hopefully you're able to figure out what happened!
JessicaG on 2019-06-20 said:Good luck tomorrow! Let us know how it goes!
NJShoreMom on 2019-06-21 said:Hi! Asking for my daughter. She just got the NO2 couple days ago, her fiancee is a Turkish citizen but has been legally living and working in Rome Italy for the past 8 years. So we are all assuming he will interview in Rome. I am just looking to verify he can obtain the necessary documents via online and if so do they need to be translated?
thanks in advance and CONGRATULATIONS :)
Drofnosidam on 2019-06-24 said:Hello! I'm not 100% sure how other embassies function other than the one in Ankara. As for the necessary documentation, he should be able to obtain his birth certificate and police records check online through the e-government website. They will both have a barcode on them to show their validity. As for the translation, I would imagine that they will need to at least be translated to english if he is interviewing in Rome. The police records check is already in english, so it would just be the birth certificate. Once her case reaches the embassy there, they should send you instructions on anything they need and what exactly needs to be translated! Hope this helps :)
Drofnosidam on 2019-06-24 said:Hello! I'm not 100% sure how other embassies function other than the one in Ankara. As for the necessary documentation, he should be able to obtain his birth certificate and police records check online through the e-government website. They will both have a barcode on them to show their validity. As for the translation, I would imagine that they will need to at least be translated to english if he is interviewing in Rome. The police records check is already in english, so it would just be the birth certificate. Once her case reaches the embassy there, they should send you instructions on anything they need and what exactly needs to be translated! Hope this helps :)
Drofnosidam on 2019-06-24 said:Hello! I'm not 100% sure how other embassies function other than the one in Ankara. As for the necessary documentation, he should be able to obtain his birth certificate and police records check online through the e-government website. They will both have a barcode on them to show their validity. As for the translation, I would imagine that they will need to at least be translated to english if he is interviewing in Rome. The police records check is already in english, so it would just be the birth certificate. Once her case reaches the embassy there, they should send you instructions on anything they need and what exactly needs to be translated! Hope this helps :)
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