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IR2 PRIORITY DATE 12-14-12

USCIS APPROVED 6-14-13

SENT ALL DOCUMENTS TO NVC 09-30-13

Accepted and review 11-8-13

Just now I called to ask about my child case on her behalf and she said will take 68 weeks? I feel tortured when she said that.

Is that, that long to wait wow

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GoLdEnSkY99   54

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you sure it wasn't 6 to 8 weeks? instead of 68 weeks

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you sure it wasn't 6 to 8 weeks? instead of 68 weeks

I ask her one more time to make me clear and still said 68 weeks unbelievable it was very clear when she read back to me. But as myself I couldn't barely accept if that will be. Hopefully is not that long. . It was okay 6 to 8 weeks.

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Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to NVC forum; topic is about NVC operations.

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It takes NVC 20-30 business days to review the AOS and IV package. When you get a checklist for missing documents or wrong info, it will take another 20-30 business days for NVC to review your checklist response.

Your timeline is very vague. You have to give specifics.

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Its not 68 weeks you grossly misunderstood,you just did not understand what person said and 6-8 weeks sounds like 68 weeks to you...Maybe a language barrier,accents ,hearing problem something

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It takes NVC 20-30 business days to review the AOS and IV package. When you get a checklist for missing documents or wrong info, it will take another 20-30 business days for NVC to review your checklist response.

Your timeline is very vague. You have to give specifics.

and how long for interview letter?

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