This post attempts to answer and clarify the most commonly asked questions regarding the “Yellow Card” issued after embassy visa interview.
- What does Yellow Card mean and what does it say?
- Yellow Card is issued after completing your US embassy visa interview. It has your name and case number (KBL #) along with instructions to check your case status. You will need your yellow card and tazkira when picking up your passport after visa is issued.
- I still have not understood it, can you translate it for me?
- Where or how can I check my case status? How can I know when visa gets issued?
- Please read both the Farsi and English sides for clearly explained instruction to check your case status.
- The case can be checked by visiting: https://ceac.state.gov
- Why my Yellow Card has ( ✘ ) and not ( ✅ ) mark?
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- This is a very common confusion among Afghan SIV applicants that mistakenly think ( ✘ ) means something is wrong with their case or case was refused/denied.
- Both ( ✘ ) and ( ✅ ) have same meaning and used for marking purposes only.
- Your case is normal and there is nothing to worry about.
- ! نوت: جای هیچگونه تشویش نیست، کیس شما به صورت نورمال در حال پروسس هست
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- My yellow card is blank and has no marks!
- This is normal. Most likely the embassy staff forgot to check-mark your yellow card. There is no need worry about anything.
- ! نوت: جای هیچگونه تشویش نیست، کیس شما به صورت نورمال در حال پروسس هست
- My Yellow Card says to provide “Medical Exam”. What should I do?
- Yes, SIV applicants are required to take medical exam. However, please wait patiently for US embassy to email you when your case is ready to be scheduled for medical exam.
- ! شما باید منتظر سفارت ایالات متحده باشید تا زمانی که برای انجام معاینه پزشکی به شما اطلاع داده شود
- These are very simple questions, why did you post about them?
- Unfortunately, these are very commonly asked questions in both SIV group pages and in my private inbox messages.
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