Visa bulletin current in September 2013

[afro]

thanks man , and what about my second inquiry about the green card payment after the interview, kindly note that i don't have credit card :/

 

[gabam]

thanks man , and what about my second inquiry about the green card payment after the interview, kindly note that i don't have credit card :/

I don't have that experience myself, let me get the visa and I will share the experience with you. And don't think too far, you haven't even had your interview yet, let a side paying for the green card. Be patient!!!

 

[afro]

lol u r right,

 

[c1984]

I agree, things happen. However, the number is ridiculose - 311 visas out of 245 family members. It requires first, all winners to send their forms to KCC (usually less than 50% of winners do that). And on top of that 27% to have additions to their families.

Hey raevsky,

I think you are making a blanket assumption there. I don't think it would be reasonable to assume a certain percentage for a all countries of the people that would send their forms to KCC.

I can very well imagine that that percentage could vary by country. More impoverished countries tend to have a higher response rate, because it's more likely that they would want to make it to the US for a better life. In case of a developed country, the percentage could be far lower.

It's no surprise that all the countries that you gave as examples are impoverished countries with a lot of problems. In those cases, a high response rate to KCC would really not be that surprising to me.

I liked your Kirit Amin argument though.