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Hello all I applied for my parents GC via Consular Processing. Currently, they have been scheduled for an interview. On their notice for interview however, they were asked to bring with them an original marriage certificate of the petitioner (me). A couple of issues here: a) I have...

Hi drgeorge- thanks for your reply. I'm not sure I understand your question about the FP. I don't I'm required to do 'my' FP when applying for Parents GCs - and they have opted for Consular Processing route. Here is I-130 timeline: Nov. 11, 2008: Mailed I-130 applications to lockbox Dec. 12...

Received I-797E (RFE) on I-130 applications Hi Any folks out there with this issue- I received I-797 E- Request for Evidence on both my parents I-130 applications. Essentially, even though I was born in 197x, my birth certificate was issued in 198x- for whatever reason. So USCIS is looking...

OCI Process complete I picked up our OCI booklets and had our passports canceled at the consulate. The drop off/pick up was quick and straightforward. This was the easy part- as I'm sure a lot of folks know. Getting the OCI was the complicated part. Here is a timeline: 12-Nov-2008: Mailed OCI...

Hello Quick question for those that have filed I-130 recently- question 15 :Name and address of employer- is this for the petitioner or the beneficiary (parents). I'm not certain since this question is listed under Section C (info about your relative). Thanks !!

Thanks for your response. And yes, I'm aware that procedures differ from consulate to consulate. I initially posted this question in the Chicago tracker - got no response so I decided to post it in the main thread.

Recent OCI filers: I'm getting ready to send in my OCI application to Indian Consulate in Chicago. I wanted to check with you before I ship out my application. It's for my spouse and I: a) I have Part A (me) + Part A (spouse) + Part B + Passport copies (current and previous nationality) [2...

Recent OCI Chicago filers I'm getting ready to send in my OCI application to Indian Consulate in Chicago. I wanted to check with you before I ship out my application. It's for my spouse and I: a) I have Part A (me) + Part A (spouse) + Part B + Passport copies (current and previous...

I had a question for you on the I-130 you filed: Would you know where to check for processing times for I-130 ? Maybe I'm missing something but I could not find the I-130 processing times on the USCIS's site. Is this form processed at Field office level or Service Center level or perhaps even...

Yeah, that's exactly what I was trying to decipher. You never know when these forms change and there is a potential loss of 3 months if completed incorrectly. To confirm the response to Q16 (Does application country permit some form of dual citizenship....) - that should be Yes ? TIA

akgarg, i was referring to the last line in that original post. "For Q21...whats "S.No" in the first column?" On my form, Q22 has S.No not Q21 as the original poster writes.... Here is a link to it: http://boards.immigration.com/showpost.php?p=1937097&postcount=1 Thanks

hello kalci on 24 July had a question about Q21 in Part 'B'....on the Part B that printed out for me- it shows Q21 as being related to Address current employer for all applicants. It shows Q22 as being related to family members residing in India ? Any idea why the discrepancy- could it be...

Based on the info provided in the OCI checklist sticky post- Part A is fillable online (not sure about the saving into HTML/PDF doc) and Part B is to be completed by hand (short of using an old fashioned typewriter :D)

Cool! Yes, that's exactly what I needed. I guess I can just make another set since the information entered in the form is accurate.

Hello all....an OCI newbie here. Just getting started with this and have come to the realization that a potentially short and simple process has been turned into a very convoluted one. I do have a question for those that have already submitted their application. This may or may not be an issue...

Congratulations on the interview letter. Since you live that far south- I would recommend driving in the night before and staying near downtown overnight. Even with your interview time at 10:25 am, you still have 200 miles to cover. Just my recommendation. As for parking- there is a parking...

I would recommend an InfoPass appointment if you have not scheduled one already. You can set one up thru the USCIS website: http://infopass.uscis.gov/ good luck

Yes, both my spouse and I had exactly the same timeline- the only difference was the IO in each of our cases as we were interviewed separately. And yes, we had the option of using the green piece of paper to request oath together and we used that option. Hope that helps.

Hang in there Samrat, u should have yours soon.....even I was told about 2 months at my interview but I was pleasantly surprised to receive my OL in about 2 weeks. I cannot say for sure what helped but I think u're already taken the right steps- infopass and calls etc. Stay strong and soon...