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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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I went to the US consulate while I was In town (HCM). We have been in AP since about Jan of 2010. The consulate has told us they will keep our case active as long as we contact them every six months.

Got my ticket for USC hour and told them to keep our case active while we wait for results from Cho Ray. This could and probably will take another two years.

CO duly noted our case was still active and told me we should be receiving a letter from them soon. He told me he could not tell me what was in the letter as an adjudication officer would be sending it. He also could not tell me when it would come. He did say it would be sent to my fiancees HCM address.

Not much info but it is all I could get from him. If we get the letter I'll post its contents.

Sorry I don't have more info, but I wasn't given much to work with

May 29, 09, had attorney send I-129F to USCIS

June 3, 09, USCIS received I-129F

June 4, 09, USCIS I-797C, 1st NOA notice date.

Aug 28, 09, USCIS sends I-797E NOA. RFE requesting further evidence we have met within 2 years prior

Sept 3, 09, I sent updated RFE info to USCIS

Sept 8, 09 USCIS receives my info

Sept 11, 09 USCIS sends I-797C NOA--I-129F Petition approved, also forwards petition to NVC

Sept 23, 09 NVC receives approved I-129F from USCIS also forwards petition to consulate in HCMC

Dec 4, 09 Interview at HCMC Consulate, Blue slip, timeline, ex's address, medical results from Cho Ray

Jan 4, 10 Turned in timeline, ex,s address. White slip, 221(g) for lack of medical results. AP pending results.

Jan 4, 10 Cho Ray diagnosis--class A active multi drug resistant tb. Treatment time 18 to 24 months.

Jan 6, 10 I email consulate re: what do we do next, since K1 expires Jan 10, 10.

Jan 13, 10 Consulate replies--They have received all requested documents and the case is pending a CO review

Since the case is pending due to treatment of tb, the case is still active until treat-

ment is complete provided we contact the consulate every 6 months and notify

them she is under treatment to keep the file in open status.

Jan 14, 10 to July 2012 we wait.

July 2012, visa issued.

Aug 2012, Marriage in US.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Thanks for the update... make sure she does everything the Dr says... another VJ member lost a family member last week to TB...

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