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Average AR/AP?

By CassandraHaydar in Middle East and North Africa

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Average AR/AP  

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  1. 1. How long was your AR/AP? If ongoing, please select Ongoing.

    • None
      3
    • Less than a month
      12
    • Between 1 - 2 months
      0
    • Between 2 - 3 months
      2
    • Between 4 - 5 months
      0
    • Between 6 - 7 months
      3
    • Between 7 - 8 months
      2
    • Between 8 - 9 months
      0
    • Between 9 - 10 months
      1
    • Between 10 - 12 months
      2
    • 12+ months
      1
    • Ongoing
      4

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CassandraHaydar Enthusiast

CassandraHaydar   0

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Iraq
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I'm trying to get an estimate of AP/AR.

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I-129:

11/27/07: NOA1

5/02/08: NOA2 (157 days from NOA1)

6/16/08: K1 Interview- ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING CO quoted us 2-4 weeks (45 days from NOA2 - 202 days from NOA1)

4/06/09: VISA IN HAND

6/20/09: POE LAX

7/4/09: Making it Legal - Wedding

10/17/09: The big wedding ceremony

AOS:

7/22/09: AOS Paperwork filed

10/27/09: Interview - APPROVED

10/31/09: Welcome Letter Received

Removing Conditions:

7/29/11: I-751 paperwork filed

2/14/12: Card Production Ordered!

2/18/12: Green Card Received

Citizenship:

12/26/12: Paperwork filed

12/31/12: NOA Date

1/14/13: Biometrics Appt

2/26/13: Interview

3/27/13: Oath Ceremony!!

6/30/13: Baby Due Date :)

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tammy2688 Proficient

tammy2688   1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Bangladesh
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Cassandra, basically it takes about 6-12 months.

The this is you should not worry though, because many get out before 3-4 months and an "average" is really not a good estimate because every case is unique. Hearing 6-12 months makes people feel bad, I know I felt terrible but now still going on nearly 10 months without visa, I understand that it can take that long. Again, do not let this discourage you, becase your time may be significantly shorter. Write to your congressman/senator and ask DOS for an inquiry if it passes 4-5 months. Pray to God to help you on your hardest moments and GOD will always bring a smile to your face.

Tammy

AP: Over 1 year.

Visa: Nov 2

US Entry: Nov 13, Alhamdulillah.

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mybackpages Mentor

mybackpages   0

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Morocco
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I know how frustrating AP is because there seem to be no rhyme nor reason, but in this case, I am not sure how helpful the poll is going to be. AP averages vary greatly from one consulate to another even with in MENA. Even the average of one consulate cvaries over time depending on work load.

What might be the most helpful is to use the timeline search features and narrow the search for the consulate you are going through.

Good luck and keep in mind, that no matter how impossible this process is, there will be some resolution. (F)

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24 March 2009 I-751 received by USCIS

27 March 2009 Check Cashed

30 March 2009 NOA received

8 April 2009 Biometric notice arrived by mail

24 April 2009 Biometrics scheduled

26 April 2009 Touched

...once again waiting

1 September 2009 (just over 5 months) Approved and card production ordered.

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Nagishkaw Grand Master

Nagishkaw   510

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Egypt
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What Tammy said.

Don't just open your mouth and prove yourself a fool....put it in writing.

It gets harder the more you know. Because the more you find out, the uglier everything seems.

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maggieNomar Experienced

maggieNomar   0

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Filed: Other Country: Morocco
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We were 10 weeks. :crying:

Maggie

08-07-06 I129 NOA1

02-05-07 Visa in Hand

02-13-07 POE JFK w/temp EAD

02-23-07 Civil Marriage

06-17-07 Wedding

08-13-07 Card received in mail

04-14-09 Trip to Maui for Anniversary

06-04-09 Filed to lift conditions

08-13-09 Perm Card received

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nu7015   0

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Morocco
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Ours was 3 weeks.

"True freedom and the end of suffering is living in such a way as if you had completely chosen whatever you feel or experience at this moment. This inner alignment with Now is the end of suffering. Is suffering really necessary? Yes and no. If you had not suffered as you have, there would be no depth to you as a human being, no humility, no compassion. You would not be reading this now. Suffering cracks open the shell of ego, and then comes a point when it has served its purpose. Suffering is necessary until you realize it is unnecessary." Eckhart Tolle

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