just curious how you did this, as from what I recall one usually has a 6-month maximum stay per entry when entering on B1/B2?
Only for name check, $ 42.00 doing it onlineCC1, did you get a police check for your name only or the finger printed one?
Edited to add: I may have answered my own question. This is from the US embassy on immigrant visas. Although it's Canberra, it appears that Sydney defaults to the Canberra website on immigrant visas.
http://canberra.usembassy.gov/iv_faqs.html#police
I have a married name and it wasn't needed, Name check onlyThere was some talk on the 2014 thread that if you have had a name change you would need the fingerprint check. I don't think it applied to name change when married? Can someone confirm?
Great thanks!I have a married name and it wasn't needed, Name check only
AimLK, because the education/work experience thing is one of the two basic requirements, it would be best to present the most complete case possible at the interview. A nice thick well organised file will be more than the interviewer wants to deal with in the interview slot, so once they see you have done your homework and have a great case, they will tick that box mentally or literally and move on. Don't give them an excuse to pass the buck, and if it doesn't go we'll, ask them if a supervisor is available to look at your proof there and then.
Thanks Simon. Good advice as I do think we are over thinking the whole thing. Do you think a letter from a US evaluator offering a letter of opinion saying that my husband's role complies with the O*Net requirements holds some weight? We also have letter from fellow Company Director/Accountant, selected suppliers, industrial designers, machinery/equipment supplier etc all stating my husbands role in the company. Plus financials plus list of notable commerical customers (RBA, Coke, GSK etc).
On a super side note, the US National Boards of Pharmacy will not accept my qualifications as an Australian pharmacist and have refused to allow me to sit the foreign grad board exam and hence not register in the US. I ask on here as there is so little info of the www about Australian Pharms in the US (on the off chance there is anyone else out there!!).
Thanks Simon. Good advice as I do think we are over thinking the whole thing. Do you think a letter from a US evaluator offering a letter of opinion saying that my husband's role complies with the O*Net requirements holds some weight? We also have letter from fellow Company Director/Accountant, selected suppliers, industrial designers, machinery/equipment supplier etc all stating my husbands role in the company. Plus financials plus list of notable commerical customers (RBA, Coke, GSK etc).
On a super side note, the US National Boards of Pharmacy will not accept my qualifications as an Australian pharmacist and have refused to allow me to sit the foreign grad board exam and hence not register in the US. I ask on here as there is so little info of the www about Australian Pharms in the US (on the off chance there is anyone else out there!!).
OK so I just called KCC and.... I finally have an interview date! 23 December 2014, two days before Christmas so fingers crossed for an early Christmas present. Was kinda hoping for earlier in the month, but I am not complaining! They said I should get an email in the next 2 weeks and I would find out the time then. @SuicideBlonde how did you go when you called KCC?
Congratulations! No one ever gets refused in Christmas week - I think that is a law somewhere!
Really odd they haven't sent 2NLs...
Congratulations! No one ever gets refused in Christmas week - I think that is a law somewhere!
Hi, congrats to everyone who has been successful so far!
I had a slight panic attack today - I realised that within my DS-260 (which I originally submitted in May - unlocked and resubmitted in July) I have forgotten to include my address from when I lived/studied in Switzerland for 3 months.
I probably wouldn't worry but I have stated in my education section that I studied in Switzerland. I guess my question is in 2 parts:
Am I being silly and they probably won't worry or make the connection because it was only 3 months and was more of a temporary situation?
If I do ask to have my form unlocked again to update it will my husband and I be penalised for having it unlocked more than once? Would it also delay our chances of getting an interview (case # 11XX)
Many thanks