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I received the I-797, petition approved

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fartherhome   0

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Hello friends,

I just received the I-797 which states my petition is approved. It staes that the app will be sent to the NVC and then on to Manila. Can anyone tell me what this bodes for timing?

My fiancee and I have a 2 month old child, so we also need a CRBA and a passport for him. My hope was to go to the Philippines to accompany my fiancee to Manila during her interview and come back to the states with her and the child. Travelling there , especially if I have to stay more than a month, is a hardship for me because I have a small business. Should I send her and our child to Manila (she's in Davao) as soon as possible, or try to get the CRBA and passport when we have an interview scheduled?

Thanks,

Mike

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Send your wife to manila to do the application because passport would take 4 weeks maximum. But first google what are the documents needed,a proof that the child is yours.

June 2 2013 priority date
december 2013 Rfe
february 2014 sent Rfe
March 2014 approved at USCIS
june 2014 NVC received
march 2 2015 sent aos and iv package
march 8 i emailed nvc request to expedite my case
march 13 approved expedite request
march 17 in transit status in CEAC
march 19 case file at US embassy
march 23 first day of medical at Slec
march 29 personal evaluation...passed!
April 6 immunization
april 13 interview at USEM. under Administrative Processing Reason; Medical result was still not forwarded by SLEC.
After my interview i called SLEC they told me they forwarded it at USEM same day of my interview.
July 29 I emailed SLEC to confirm again when did they forwarded my Medical Result at USEM. They replied...forwarded April 13.
July 30 status update date change FINALLY.
September 2015 went in US embassy to withdraw my passport coz I've waited for how many months and no approval yet. Only to find out my case file has been sitting in the corner ...no one reviewed my medical result. to make the story short, I took medical again for the second time , then after a my medical result released, I have my visa on my hands.

October 28 2015 POE Sam Francisco
November 7, 2015 SSN
December 2015... 10 year green card arrived
December 2015 Driver's license issued..yay! <p>




NATURALIZATION N400 SECTION 319B
January 29,2016 Application for N400 section 319b sent at Phoenix AZ
February 1 Priority date
February 9 NOA
February 23 Biometric done, walk in (March 2 original schedule
February 28 Inline for interview
March 30 interview was scheduled
May 4, 2016 INTERVIEW APPROVED


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Pitaya   2,577

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Congrats!!

Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

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Hello friends,

I just received the I-797 which states my petition is approved. It staes that the app will be sent to the NVC and then on to Manila. Can anyone tell me what this bodes for timing?

My fiancee and I have a 2 month old child, so we also need a CRBA and a passport for him. My hope was to go to the Philippines to accompany my fiancee to Manila during her interview and come back to the states with her and the child. Travelling there , especially if I have to stay more than a month, is a hardship for me because I have a small business. Should I send her and our child to Manila (she's in Davao) as soon as possible, or try to get the CRBA and passport when we have an interview scheduled?

Thanks,

Mike

It can take a month for your petition to get to NVC and for you to get your MNL # . Currently the interview dates are a couple months out for Manila. For the K-1 process in Manila follow the flashing arrow below this post.

CRBA can take a few months to get completed. For sure pop over to the Philippines forum as there have been a few that have done this lately.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/service/citizenship/first-time-report-of-birth-abroad7.html

Pop over to the Philippines forum as you will find better answers relating to Manila.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

(I will see if I can get this moved)

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