Oh !!! But is that true ?….!
DV 2022 All Selectees (Consular Processing - CP)
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NilnuDV2022
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Hi, I am from Sri Lanka. I had a visa interview in one and half month back. There was a missing documents and already submitted those and now one month passed. But still didn't get any response from the embassy. Really worried about that. Any one has idea on that, Why is it ?
Hello I’m also from SriLanka don’t worry it’s normal sometimes they keep for background check so be patient they will be informing soon did you check your ceac status check ??? What is your CN ???
What are the documents that were missing?? And when did you submit ??
Mine is a high case number from OC region, it's not even current. I think they will reply regardless of case number.
Oh don’t worry you will get it soon
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
If it’s been over one month since you had your interview (and your CN was current when the interview took place), your allocated visa (when your case was scheduled) got returned to KCC at the end of that month. Your embassy will now need to request a new visa number from KCC when they’re done reviewing your missing documents (and your case in general), and are ready to approve the case. So you need to remain patient at this point.
Hello there @DV2020EU44 i got reply from KCC I have got this mail can you please tell what does this mean??? And also we just asked about our DS-260 form specifically and we didn’t mention about our interview when we send that mail to KCC please response soon
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was your experience? Can you share it please? Thanks
DV2020EU44
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That's just a basic template, they won't personalize their email for you.
read page https://forums.immigration.com/threads/dv-2022-all-selectees-consular-processing-cp.344333/page-211 there is a post about different templates.
It was great. Got there 30 min before time and the security made all their necessary checks. Pay visa fee first, then waited to be called by the consular. Asked if I was married, Had children, Plans when you get to the US. Yeahh. Basically that
Took 2 hours for everything to be done
Took 2 hours for everything to be done
Thank you dude!!! I went through the link you sent I got it … but if someone got that mail what does it mean ?? They may processing our DS right now or they still didn’t start processing ours ??
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What should we response for that question “what would be our plans once we go to the US “ because the question was very confusing!!!! Really
DV2020EU44
Active Member
The email you received probably means that they have not processed your DS260 yet.
Maybe other members of this thread have better insights about this topic.
Thank you so much dude!!!!
Hello Sm1smom
I had an interview 10 March and got 221g refusal and consular said they will send questionnaire.
Today i got questionnaire form it is Public Charge questionary. There are many questions about health insurance in USA, tax return in USA , household size in USA, and extra
What is appropriate way to fill this form what kind of extra documents should i add ? I showed to the embassy my bank account 10k$ but i can put extra 20k$.
What should i do to get positive result?
Does it seems to get visa after this point?
Thanks in advance
I had an interview 10 March and got 221g refusal and consular said they will send questionnaire.
Today i got questionnaire form it is Public Charge questionary. There are many questions about health insurance in USA, tax return in USA , household size in USA, and extra
What is appropriate way to fill this form what kind of extra documents should i add ? I showed to the embassy my bank account 10k$ but i can put extra 20k$.
What should i do to get positive result?
Does it seems to get visa after this point?
Thanks in advance
daneshmand
New Member
Thanks for your reply.
I wrote an email and there was a formal reply regarding those who have a new passport and is different from the one which entered for DV Application.
Should I asked to open the DS-260 and update the passport details there in the form?
Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Based on some of the updates you've provided to date, it seems to me like the CO is seriously concerned you've either violated your authorized stay by undertaking some unauthorized work at one point or the other during your past stays in the US:
* You were issued with a SSN back in 2010 for your 3 month summer temporary worker program, you were paid weekly by your employer and you don't know if they ever filed any taxes on your earned income or not. You have been back in the US since then once (or a couple of times?) - there may be concern you worked during those periods also.
* You were in the US in 2017 as a tourist, you bought a vehicle, got 5 traffic violation tickets, your vehicle got towed during one of those - buying a vehicle is not a normal activity for most legitimate tourists by the way, so maybe the CO is aware of this? Again there may be concern you were actually working in the US while you were there as a tourist
* You were in the US for 6 months searching for an aviation school (not sure if this is the same visit as the 2017 one or a different one) - CO was not satisfied by the explanation you provided during your interview as to why you stayed for so long - may the CO was concerned as to how you were able to sustain yourself without working (considering you already had a SSN)
* You stayed back in Canada for several months as a tourist after your schooling program had already been concluded, you indicated you're unemployed on your DS260 - the CO was probably wondering how have you been able to sustain yourself during all these times without working.
Anyway, you need to truthfully fill out the questionnaire they sent you, I can't tell you how to fill it out any other way in order to "get a positive result". Use your best judgement in answering the questions asked. If a section does not apply to you indicate so by writing N/A (Not applicable) and include a separate note explaining how it does not apply to you. If you have assets in your home country in your name, list those assets and include valuations that confirms what those assets may be worth.
In addition, find a USC or LPR to provide you with an I-134 (which I recommended to you back in 2020, I think). Upload that form (in addition to the applicable supporting documents) with the DS-5540 and any other supporting document you're able to gather in support of whatever you write on the form and email them all together back to the embassy.
Best of luck!
You have your own reason right to change the passport I think you might changed it because of expiration or some other reason so it’s normal join them both passports and take it to the interview, don’t worry there is nothing like that ,because of you change the passport you’ll be not ask to come for interview , so you can make a affidavit support also don’t worry