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local PCC from India
Hi guys,
I have a question:
1. My wife is still in India after we got married on 28th of this April.
My appointment date in 19th Sept in Mumbai. She needs a PCC from local police station and one from RPO.
The one from local police station, she is expecting to get it by tomorrow. It is from her local town Jamshedpur. That PCC states that, she lived in her address from 1996 to 28th April'2002 (when we got married) and then she moved to Patna (my local town).
So clearance is from 1996 until 28th April this year. Does it mean that she needs another PCC from local police station in Patna too as she is staying in Patna after she got married with me (i.e. on 28th April'2002)
monk12
Hi guys,
I have a question:
1. My wife is still in India after we got married on 28th of this April.
My appointment date in 19th Sept in Mumbai. She needs a PCC from local police station and one from RPO.
The one from local police station, she is expecting to get it by tomorrow. It is from her local town Jamshedpur. That PCC states that, she lived in her address from 1996 to 28th April'2002 (when we got married) and then she moved to Patna (my local town).
So clearance is from 1996 until 28th April this year. Does it mean that she needs another PCC from local police station in Patna too as she is staying in Patna after she got married with me (i.e. on 28th April'2002)
monk12
satishdave
Registered Users (C)
Re: local PCC from India
I think she will need one.
If the other one says no adverse record till date then probably she will be fine.
I think she will need one.
If the other one says no adverse record till date then probably she will be fine.
Chandu Bhai
Registered Users (C)
Experts,which among the 3 hospitals
is highly recommended? I do not see much posting for Breach candy.Is there a reason why? Also please clarify if after the review NVC sends an electronic mail to Mumbai followed by courier.
is highly recommended? I do not see much posting for Breach candy.Is there a reason why? Also please clarify if after the review NVC sends an electronic mail to Mumbai followed by courier.
satishdave
Registered Users (C)
Re: Experts,which among the 3 hospitals
Earlier Breach Candy use to take more than one day for medical so it is not that popular.
NVC sends to consulate all file to consulate followed by electronic one
Earlier Breach Candy use to take more than one day for medical so it is not that popular.
NVC sends to consulate all file to consulate followed by electronic one
is ECNR required ??
Hi Guys,
My interview is on Sept. 19th at Mumbai. My wife is in India and has not visited US after we got married almost 4 months back. She got her passport and PCCs, which is good. One questions I had is:
Does she need ECNR stamp in her passport.
monk12
Hi Guys,
My interview is on Sept. 19th at Mumbai. My wife is in India and has not visited US after we got married almost 4 months back. She got her passport and PCCs, which is good. One questions I had is:
Does she need ECNR stamp in her passport.
monk12
I-134 q10 & IRS-9003
Hey sm99999, just wanted to find out if you've got any updates on Q10 on I-134. Per my info, the answer is 'None' ("That I have submitted visa petitions to the INS on behalf of the following persons. If none, state none.")
Another point FYI. Per the Sec of State, the posts are no longer required to collect IRS-9003, and have been specifically directed to omit form 9003 from the list of documents in Packet 4. Ref: http://travel.state.gov/state094440.html
That said, no harm in taking one nonethless ... no point giving cranky desi officers at the consulate an excuse to give us their horsesh*t
Hey sm99999, just wanted to find out if you've got any updates on Q10 on I-134. Per my info, the answer is 'None' ("That I have submitted visa petitions to the INS on behalf of the following persons. If none, state none.")
Another point FYI. Per the Sec of State, the posts are no longer required to collect IRS-9003, and have been specifically directed to omit form 9003 from the list of documents in Packet 4. Ref: http://travel.state.gov/state094440.html
That said, no harm in taking one nonethless ... no point giving cranky desi officers at the consulate an excuse to give us their horsesh*t
Re: hi, nilujaya
Thanks sm99999, I've filled two versions of I134 (and got both notarized without a fuss) so I'll use whichever is appropriate, so no sweat on that one.
You may not need a certified translation if your b.c. was in an 'official' regional language. New Delhi consulate : http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/in1/wwwhiv.html#book3 ("All documents not in English, or in the official language of the country in which application for a visa is being made, must be accompanied by certified English translations.")
Mine was originally in english, and does show its actual age in its tattered and frayed form: a typical 28yr old sheet of low quality govt grade paper
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Thanks sm99999, I've filled two versions of I134 (and got both notarized without a fuss) so I'll use whichever is appropriate, so no sweat on that one.
You may not need a certified translation if your b.c. was in an 'official' regional language. New Delhi consulate : http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/in1/wwwhiv.html#book3 ("All documents not in English, or in the official language of the country in which application for a visa is being made, must be accompanied by certified English translations.")
Mine was originally in english, and does show its actual age in its tattered and frayed form: a typical 28yr old sheet of low quality govt grade paper
.I134 question...
Any one. Pl. reply.
I have filed I134 (affi. of supp) for my parents when they came here in USA 2 years back (they stayed for 4 months and went back).
Now, what should I mentioned in I134 question# 29 that what should do I have to mentioned in Q.9 and Q10.
Is it ok to put 'None'.
Pl. reply.
Also, do I have to submit two I134 for spouse and child?
Any one. Pl. reply.
I have filed I134 (affi. of supp) for my parents when they came here in USA 2 years back (they stayed for 4 months and went back).
Now, what should I mentioned in I134 question# 29 that what should do I have to mentioned in Q.9 and Q10.
Is it ok to put 'None'.
Pl. reply.
Also, do I have to submit two I134 for spouse and child?
Re: I134 question...
I134 question...
>> I have filed I134 (affi. of supp) for my parents when they came
>> here in USA 2 years back (they stayed for 4 months and went back).
>> Now, what should I mentioned in I134 question# 29 that what
>> should do I have to mentioned in Q.9 and Q10.
Q 9 => You must mention their Names and date when it was signed by you
Q 10=> None
>> Also, do I have to submit two I134 for spouse and child?
For my US born daughter, I have mentionedher name under Q 3.
For India born childerns, you MAY mention their name on your
wife's I-134. AND to be on safe side, get seperate I-134 as well.
I134 question...
>> I have filed I134 (affi. of supp) for my parents when they came
>> here in USA 2 years back (they stayed for 4 months and went back).
>> Now, what should I mentioned in I134 question# 29 that what
>> should do I have to mentioned in Q.9 and Q10.
Q 9 => You must mention their Names and date when it was signed by you
Q 10=> None
>> Also, do I have to submit two I134 for spouse and child?
For my US born daughter, I have mentionedher name under Q 3.
For India born childerns, you MAY mention their name on your
wife's I-134. AND to be on safe side, get seperate I-134 as well.
satishdave
Registered Users (C)
Re: appearance of attorney...
If your lawyer had been doing a good job then let him do that. He has to do that because your company or you have already for that.
"Appearance of Attorney". is not required.
It is advised to give whatever consulate asks for. Keep all bonus items, in case they need it.
But nothing stops you from filling your forms.
If your lawyer had been doing a good job then let him do that. He has to do that because your company or you have already for that.
"Appearance of Attorney". is not required.
It is advised to give whatever consulate asks for. Keep all bonus items, in case they need it.
But nothing stops you from filling your forms.
DS 230- I questions
Hey Guys,
My attorney filled DS 230 and all other forms. In DS-230-I, where we need to metion all the places where we worked for last 10 years, he didnot metion the job that I did in India (for 4.5 years). I was told that, that job was not in relevant field (It was as Mining Engg. whereas now I work as Software developer after doing M.S. in Comp Sc. from USA), that's why attorney did not mention about that job.
That means there is a gap of 4.5 years in my DS-230-I. If they ask me as to what I did for that 4.5 years, what would I say. My company Immigration officer said, tell them that you worked in India, but you didnot mentione in DS230-I, because it was not in relevant field. Does it look like a reasonable answer. I have asked Attorney to reconsider it. I am not sure what they will do this time.
What do you guys think as to what shall I do.
monka12
Hey Guys,
My attorney filled DS 230 and all other forms. In DS-230-I, where we need to metion all the places where we worked for last 10 years, he didnot metion the job that I did in India (for 4.5 years). I was told that, that job was not in relevant field (It was as Mining Engg. whereas now I work as Software developer after doing M.S. in Comp Sc. from USA), that's why attorney did not mention about that job.
That means there is a gap of 4.5 years in my DS-230-I. If they ask me as to what I did for that 4.5 years, what would I say. My company Immigration officer said, tell them that you worked in India, but you didnot mentione in DS230-I, because it was not in relevant field. Does it look like a reasonable answer. I have asked Attorney to reconsider it. I am not sure what they will do this time.
What do you guys think as to what shall I do.
monka12