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I129F Approved
My wife, still living in Berlin, has received her visa instructions packet.
I'm headed back over there for the holidays but was wondering about any time sensitive items in the packet. Her english is nominal and we're worried that we might not do something as timely as what's required. Anyone? Will |
Re: I129F Approved
There is a time limit on the visa application, but it is a pretty generous limit. If you are going to be there for the holidays, and she has only just received packet 3, I wouldn't worry too much. You could just go through it once you arrive in Germany.
Alternatively, if it is really panicking you, you could go to the US Consulate website specific to your application (I'm guessing Berlin). Not only will they give you a list of the documents required, but you will be able to download them yourself and fill them in before you go to Germany. That way there will be no question about the translation. http://berlin.usembassy.gov/ Good luck and have a good visit :) |
Re: I129F Approved
Originally posted by Bill My wife, still living in Berlin, has received her visa instructions packet. I'm headed back over there for the holidays but was wondering about any time sensitive items in the packet. Her english is nominal and we're worried that we might not do something as timely as what's required. Anyone? Will Don't forget the 134!!!!!!! |
Re: I129F Approved
Originally posted by Bill My wife, still living in Berlin, has received her visa instructions packet. I'm headed back over there for the holidays but was wondering about any time sensitive items in the packet. Her english is nominal and we're worried that we might not do something as timely as what's required. Anyone? Will As a recent FRN tourist (though on a K1) I don't think that there is anything time sensitive in the packet your wife received. The actual timeframe for contacting the consulate should be 4 months... One of the forms (I guess it's the DS-230 Part 1) is essential for the Consulate (as far as I know this will be the Frankfurt consulate, no matter if you are doing a K1 or K3) to open a file. Your wife might (or might not) want to send it back to the consulate as soon as possible. Oh, by the way, you can forget about the time frame for the medical given in the instructions- it will be perfectly okay to have it on the same day (there is some "6 weeks before planned departure" period given in the instructions)... My Frankfurt experience was a very very pleasant one- and I would recommend it to anyone around ;). Good luck- and "viele Gruesse nach Berlin". Rebecca. |
Re: I129F Approved
"Bill" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:IIEAb.39568$%[email protected]... > My wife, still living in Berlin, has received her visa instructions packet. > I'm headed back over there for the holidays but was wondering about any time > sensitive items in the packet. Her english is nominal and we're worried > that we might not do something as timely as what's required. Anyone? Don't worry Will, most Americans English is nominal at best. -- Me (Ohio USA) Her (Davao, RP) 1st NOA April 3 2nd NOA... Oct 22! 203 Days in the NSC Prison NVC Notice Oct. 30 Packet Received Nov 6 Interview Date Jan 9, APPROVED! Visa Received Jan 14! Trip to US Jan 31!! Wedding Feb 14!!! |
Re: I129F Approved
What a sight to see someone posting their success! Everytime I see an approval, I catch myself saying YES! YES!!....Congratulations!!!
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Re: I129F Approved
Originally posted by Bill My wife, still living in Berlin, has received her visa instructions packet. I'm headed back over there for the holidays but was wondering about any time sensitive items in the packet. Her english is nominal and we're worried that we might not do something as timely as what's required. Anyone? Will What is your timeline? Thanks, Kath |
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