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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Just started sifting through all this stuff. We're getting ready for our CR1 visa...

What are the time lines? I'm in Toronto, so I assume my consulate will be Montreal?

how long has it taken most of you to go through the process?

He's american and I'm canadienne...

Do they only give out certain dates for CR1 interviews?

Thanks for you help all...

I'll be asking a load of questions but I'll try to research myself.

Kthnxbai...

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Most the speed of how fast its going to be depends on where the USC has to file. Right now, anyone who files with the California Service Center gets their I-130 approved faster than those who file at Vermont. But of course that can change. I remember before I even filed, California was much slower, and now its reversed. My I-130 was approved in 108 days after I sent it, 97 days after NOA1. I think their even a little faster now, but of course some cases take longer if they're more difficult.

As far as till interview, that will depend on how fast you can make it thru NVC. Montreal seems to take 2+ months to schedule interviews, I don't know why, I just see it on trailmix's timeline to interview thread.

So I guess you can say most take about 10 months to a year from start to finish. Some are faster, some are longer.

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