giventake's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Shannon Beneficiary's Name: Jheferson VJ Member: giventake Country: Colombia Last Updated: 2021-01-08 |
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Timeline Comments: 8
Abe009 on 2019-07-31 said:How did you receive the nvc notice via email or a letter ?
Giventake on 2019-07-31 said:I received the notice that it was sent from the NVC to Bogota buy email.
Abe009 on 2019-07-31 said:Thank you
Rosy90 on 2019-08-15 said:Hola tengo un grupo en whatsaap de personas que quedamos en proceso administrativo en Bogota despues de la entrevista, si quieres participar aqui te dejo el link https://chat.whatsapp.com/G6QLxagCymP8U3NxM2NnAT
Ruan & Emmanuel on 2020-03-09 said:How did you guys fill the form 944 and what documents were attached?
Giventake on 2020-04-06 said:I attached my 2019 & 2018 tax returns and W-2s. My husband pulled his credit reports from the annual report website showing that he doesn't have credit. We attached all other required documents I just remember we were guessing about that paperwork and we hope it is enough proof.
Kikidem on 2020-08-26 said:We have a very similar timeline! We even had biometrics on the same day. May I ask what your RFE was about? Let me know when you get your combo card :)
Giventake on 2020-08-26 said:The RFE was because my husband's birth certificate was in Spanish and they required it to be translated into English. We scanned it and had it translated by an agency in Colombia who sent it back by email the next day. It cost $10.
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