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Congratulations. I also had a successful CP in Nairobi, Kenya on September 13th. The stamped passport and sealed envelope is all you need. You are not missing anything.

Thanks Barbara. Congratulations to you too. I've been following your story and was really happy for you when you and your husband finally got your Green Cards.

Timeline *August 20th 2005-received my notification letter (the letter was postmarked June 11th but it took an unusually long time to get to my post office *September 15th 2005 - mailed completed forms back to KCC *July 15th 2006 - as per the visa bulletin, my case number would be current in...

According to the 2006 Poverty Guidelines, for a household of 4, your friend and his wife should have funds amounting to $20,000. If he does not have the equivalent of $20,000 in his account, there is no need to worry. if he has personal property example, real estate, a house, stocks and shares...

All the information you need is contained on the uscis.gov website. Here is a helpful link: Now That You Are A Permanent Resident http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/PermRes.htm Thanks.

You will pay the visa fees at the time of your interview at the American consulate. Fees : total is $755 per person as of June 2006 # Immigrant visa application processing fee (per person), Form DS-230 : $335.00 # Diversity Visa Lottery surcharge for immigrant visa application (per person...

It may be a good idea to contact the Kentucky Consular Center to find out whether or not you need to update the DS230 form.

I'm sure there is nothing to worry about. Since the officer told you he needs to file the G-845 form, you may want to find out from the Social Security Administration office how long it will take before your profiles upload in the SAVE-ASVI system

If you don't have an Affidavit of Support (Form I-134) You can use your own funds as evidence of support. Example: your bank statement The bank statement should show transactions covering the last 6 months i.e deposits and withdrawals for the past 6 months.

If your wife is lucky, she will not be asked any questions. Read Mkikuyu's thread 'Successful CP in Nairobi, Kenya. I have not gone through the CP process yet, my interview is in two weeks. I have however read through a lot of threads on CP experiences in other forums. My examples of likely...

1.If your CP interview is successful, your passport will be stamped with an Immigrant Visa that is valid for six months. You will also be given a sealed envelope which you are supposed to give to the immigration officer at your Port of Entry. Your actual Green card will be mailed to you at the...

Lolade, To the best of my knowledge. Your passport gets stamped with an entry visa that is valid for 6 months. The Consular Officer also gives you a brown envelope that has to remain sealed. The immigration officer at your Port Of Entry is the one supposed to open it. Then your actual Greencard...

You do not need to have your passport certified. Just the documents they have specified "certified...." on the 2nd letter. Good luck in your interview.

Hi Willis, I have not gone through the CP process yet so I am by no means an expert on the questions asked during the interview. You may want to look through the previous threads on this forum. There are a few threads on individuals CP experiences. There are also some other DV forums you...

Congratulations Lolade, I can only imagine how happy you must be. You don't have to be in the States by September 30th. You have 6 months from the date the visa is issued.

Even though you have not recieved your appointment letter.It may be a good idea to start getting your paperwork ready for your appointment. Previous posts on this forum have details on what information is included in the second package. The documents listed in the 2nd package are the same as the...

Thanks for replying Willis, I had already called KCC and they told me my interview date. I'm however still waiting to recieve my appointment letter. Good luck to you and your family.

The Sponsor letter/Affidavit of Support:Form I134 is filled and signed by a US Citizen ( USC ) or a Legal Permanent Resident ( LPR = GC holder ) http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/affsupp.htm Please take the time to read through through Catseyes Thread on the DV process. She has...

Lolade, The information you are requesting is found on the 2006 Poverty Guidelines posted on http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/affsupp.htm#income You stated that your sponsor has a family of six. Under the Poverty Guidelines, since you and your husband would be living in your sponsors...

Processing of your case is completed when your case number becomes current. At this point, KCC will mail you an appointment letter and will also forward your file to the American Consulate where your appointment is scheduled. To get an idea of when your case number will be current, please read...