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DV 2022 All Selectees (Consular Processing - CP)

Hello everyone,

Just one note.. If you want to change your passport before your interview day, as I have to, my Embassy response to me that I have to inform them that before the interview, as they have to take additional steps.

Regards.
 
Another question about the Medical examination... Hope this isn't going to be to complicated. They are asking for a passport for the medical examination, for which the Green Card is going to be issued to. Now, I am a dual citizen and have charged myself to Denmark instead of Hungary by mistake (falls under same region). I was born in Hungary.

My question is: If the error is ignored/overlooked, at the embassy, and they issue the green card, what passport will I get the green card in? The Danish or the Hungarian? And does it matter what passport they use for the medical examination?

Thank you again!

Regards,
 
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MattB said:
Hello everyone, got my interview appointment on April 14th and have a question about the medical examination. Before booking an appointment I have to send a couple of information like passport etc. They also asked for a CASE NUMBER and said it usually starts with AA, which has me confused.

Does anyone know which case number I should provide? The lottery case number starting with 2022 or the DS confirmation number, which starts with AA. Also, my wife's case number differs from my AA number. The case number would make more sense.

Thank you in advance!
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I know that the DS260 reciept has a barcode which has AA in the brgining. Check your reciept if ds260. Or zimply go back to ehere you filled the ds260, go to the confirmation page and you'll see it.
 
@DV2020EU44

hey dude!! Hope you doing good

I have a question regarding Vaccination my mom is a heart patient she cannot vaccinate
due to her heart medicines also she has gotten a letter from her cardiologist doctor so is it possible to migrate without COVID vaccination dosage1 and 2 furthermore once we got our 2Nl will it be possible submit our documents to embassy without Her vaccination , because in case will they put pending our case because of not vaccinated
 
@DV2020EU44
And when we attend our Interview if they asked to vaccinate will they give time to vaccinate and submit the documents once again or is it risky because is there any chances they will
ignore our CN or refuse visa because once we got 2NL we will not have time to complete the 2 dosages right So we must attend the interview they data which they have scheduled because already it’s very risk to reschedule what can be done for this issue please let me know

Thank you so much....
 
for April VisaB when they will revive 2NL and what’s is the order of 2NL it’s very confusing and what about the days they will schedule for and which month it mean April VisaB CN will get interview dates on April Month or they will
Revive 2NL on April ???? What does it mean ??

Because April CN are not received 2nls yet right
 
MattB said:
Another question about the Medical examination... Hope this isn't going to be to complicated. They are asking for a passport for the medical examination, for which the Green Card is going to be issued to. Now, I am a dual citizen and have charged myself to Denmark instead of Hungary by mistake (falls under same region). I was born in Hungary.

My question is: If the error is ignored/overlooked, at the embassy, and they issue the green card, what passport will I get the green card in? The Danish or the Hungarian? And does it matter what passport they use for the medical examination?

Thank you again!

Regards,
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You decide on which passport you wish to proceed with, whichever passport you present for the medical exam shouldn't matter as long as it is valid. Just make sure you attend your interview with both passports, present the one you wish to use and if the refuse the one you initially present, then you present the other passport.

p.s. I hope you declared both citizenships on your DS260 form.
 
Sm1smom said:
You decide on which passport you wish to proceed with, whichever passport you present for the medical exam shouldn't matter as long as it is valid. Just make sure you attend your interview with both passports, present the one you wish to use and if the refuse the one you initially present, then you present the other passport.

p.s. I hope you declared both citizenships on your DS260 form.
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Hi, thank you for your response. Great, I will do that. Yes, both passports valid for more than 6 months and did declare the both citizenships.

Thank you again!
Regards.
 
MattB said:
Hi, thank you for your response. Great, I will do that. Yes, both passports valid for more than 6 months and did declare the both citizenships.

Thank you again!
Regards.
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By the way,
Hungarian, Danish and soon American citizenships. That's really cool.
 
Butters said:
By the way,
Hungarian, Danish and soon American citizenships. That's really cool.
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Thank you! Let's see, cause I did make a mistake with the chargeability. Charged myself to Denmark when I was born in Hungary. Hopefully the old guide still applies when if falls under same region. Fingers crossed.
 
Hi, I am scheduled to interview at the end of April in my home country in the EU. I am currently an F1 visa holder staying in the US but will travel to my home country to do the medical exam and interview. My biggest concern is to prove my financial security in the US since I have been a student for two years without any income, and before that J1 visa holder (au pair) for two years. And before that, I have had a continuous resume since I was 16-year old. My boyfriend (E2 visa holder) has been providing the household while I have been a student. He cannot sign the I-134 form for me, even though he'll be my "true support" while I am in the US. Could I benefit from his willingness to support me somehow at the interview? We are not married, and therefore he is not part of the DS-260 or this DV process. I am 30 years old, I have a bachelor's degree, college degree, and now certificate program from the US.

My close friend (an American citizen) is going to provide me with the I-134. Is it enough to write that they provide a room and food for the next two years? Or what would you recommend?

Do I need to prove that I have some money in my bank account on top of the I-134? And is it a good idea to bring my bank statements even though the funds do not meet the requirements at all?

Is it an option that my boyfriend would transfer money to my account and write a letter saying it's a non-refundable gift to help me move to the US? I have less than two months to the interview date.

Thank you
 
Hi all / @Sm1smom, what needs to be selected if we want to register for an interview in the below screenshot for the field? It's a bit confusing.
is it our foreign chargeability country?
Can you advise?
 

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Hello again everyone, I'm running into a few issues with at traveldocs as well. When I try to register my appointment, I get the following message.
Also, going on the landing page from travel.state.gov to traveldocs, there is the following message:

"Important change: If you wish to keep your appointment, you do not need to register your appointment/create a profile with ustraveldocs.com. Instead, please purchase a waybill per below instructions:"

Does this means I do not have to do anything? I just simply show up at the appointment set by NVC and they'll assume I'm showing up?

Thank you in advance!

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dv2022_Reba said:
Hi all / @Sm1smom, what needs to be selected if we want to register for an interview in the below screenshot for the field? It's a bit confusing.
is it our foreign chargeability country?
Can you advise?
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we are attending the interview in the embassy of country A, but we are from country B. which one needs to select A or B?
 
Mirame said:
Hi, I am scheduled to interview at the end of April in my home country in the EU. I am currently an F1 visa holder staying in the US but will travel to my home country to do the medical exam and interview. My biggest concern is to prove my financial security in the US since I have been a student for two years without any income, and before that J1 visa holder (au pair) for two years. And before that, I have had a continuous resume since I was 16-year old. My boyfriend (E2 visa holder) has been providing the household while I have been a student. He cannot sign the I-134 form for me, even though he'll be my "true support" while I am in the US. Could I benefit from his willingness to support me somehow at the interview? We are not married, and therefore he is not part of the DS-260 or this DV process. I am 30 years old, I have a bachelor's degree, college degree, and now certificate program from the US.

My close friend (an American citizen) is going to provide me with the I-134. Is it enough to write that they provide a room and food for the next two years? Or what would you recommend?

Do I need to prove that I have some money in my bank account on top of the I-134? And is it a good idea to bring my bank statements even though the funds do not meet the requirements at all?

Is it an option that my boyfriend would transfer money to my account and write a letter saying it's a non-refundable gift to help me move to the US? I have less than two months to the interview date.

Thank you
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1. If food and board is all your USC American friend is willing to commit to on the I-134, they can go ahead and indicate that. Although it is a lot better if sponsor does not limit themselves to specific provisions.
2. No harm in having your own bank statements on hand too in addition to the I-134.
3. That is also an option, no harm with that.
 
dv2022_Reba said:
Hi all / @Sm1smom, what needs to be selected if we want to register for an interview in the below screenshot for the field? It's a bit confusing.
is it our foreign chargeability country?
Can you advise?
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dv2022_Reba said:
we are attending the interview in the embassy of country A, but we are from country B. which one needs to select A or B?
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I'm sorry I don't know. I have no idea what the screenshot you posted is about.
 
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