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Interview at delhi and White slip (what is white slip?)

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My wife went to interview at Delhi, India few days . and they took her medical and talk to her about wedding and looked at picture albums. And I had divorce before my marriage and they were keep asking her about that. They asked her lots of question about my divorce.. after 20 min they gave her white slip with application required “additional administrative processing

They did not take passport and photos

Should I call to find out what going on or should I wait.. And what is white slip about.. Can anyone give me more info thanks? And I been checking on Delhi online status checking site . they have not update anything for last 4 day about my case

being a us citizens should i call them and ask or just wait?

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the white slip should tell you what is going on. have her scan it in and email it to u. if they need more information, it will say so on that slip. if they want you to wait until they contact her, then it will say on that slip. if they are sending it back to uscis, again, it will say on that slip.

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the white slip should tell you what is going on. have her scan it in and email it to u. if they need more information, it will say so on that slip. if they want you to wait until they contact her, then it will say on that slip. if they are sending it back to uscis, again, it will say on that slip.

it says to wait on that slip ..

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then that is what you have to do. if it says "wait" and they do not need any additional information, then you are probably in AP (additional processing). which is a good thing meaning that it is not a denial.

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then that is what you have to do. if it says "wait" and they do not need any additional information, then you are probably in AP (additional processing). which is a good thing meaning that it is not a denial.

Thanks very much for your ans. Normally for this type of cased what is ideal time?

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AP varies on an individual basis. on here, i have seen it anywhere from a week to 11 months or more. usually the longer waits are because of name checks through FBI security clearance.

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I thought if they are placed in AP, they will take her passport while she's on AP though???

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catnip fiance just completed A.P. they didnt take his passport but requested it when A.P. was finished......

sara

sara

how long did it take?

i am thinking it was just over a month.......

sara

Thanks

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Sara is right, it was just over a month for Catknit's fiance to get his visa and if you can get through, you should call them to try and find out what it's all about. Make an email inquiry as well, several if you have to until you get a response.

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