On the issue of sister paper going abroad

1。 The applicant is your uncle and the application form was submitted by the applicant in the United States. You're just the respondent. Usually you won't receive any information before the interview, so don't be nervous. Usually, sister papers have to wait more than ten years for visas, and it is not uncommon for 12- 14 to come to the United States. Now the latest sister thesis is scheduled for September 2000, so you have to wait six months to one year to arrange an interview.

2。 There was a family of six when you applied, but now (at this moment) your mother and your father are not husband and wife, which means they are not relatives of the applicant (your uncle), so there may be some problems. When you applied, the thing "family" no longer exists, which is a bit complicated compared with others. I suggest you check with an immigration lawyer.

3 & amp4。 On the issue of over-age, it seems that the Immigration Bureau has another calculation method, and it is safer to consult a lawyer.

5。 There are many websites to check the schedule, but none can check the details of your application. Only American consulate staff and authorized immigration lawyers can view it.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not an immigration lawyer, and I'm not a person who helps them sell advertisements. I'm just sharing my experience. Later, when the arrangement was made, the family discovered that there was a problem. There is no way. I paid an immigration lawyer to go to the American consulate to check, only to find out that it was a problem of financial guarantee in the United States, and then I was able to get a visa smoothly.

I hope these suggestions are helpful to you.