AP Processing????

[Ahmed N Cheryl 0]

I am a little confused on AP Processing. My file had laft USCIS went to NVC and left NVC goign to Cairo. SO who sends you to AP? We ahve an age gap too. I was married once but divorced for 14 years now never remarried. But now after reading the POst on AP I am nervous? Can someone tell me if htere is still chance we will go to AP?

Thanks,

Cheryl

[MR2nice 0]

I think this thread may help answer your question:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...+administrative

[sara535 15]

AP means Administrative Processing and it happens after the interview (it includes, among other things, numerous security checks and name checks). Its pretty much standard for any Arab male so I would plan on it, and its often especially lengthy for males coming from Egypt (as well as a few other countries). The thing that really sucks about it is that it can last anywhere from 2 weeks to several months and once you are in it information about status is very difficult to come by. There are several threads about it in the MENA forum. But the bottom line is, you should plan on it and you should start preparing your fiance for it so it doesnt come as an ugly surprise after the interview ...

I know its easier said than done but you just have to be patient and hang in there

[amrssnowangel 0]

AP means Administrative Processing and it happens after the interview (it includes, among other things, numerous security checks and name checks). Its pretty much standard for any Arab male so I would plan on it, and its often especially lengthy for males coming from Egypt (as well as a few other countries). The thing that really sucks about it is that it can last anywhere from 2 weeks to several months and once you are in it information about status is very difficult to come by. There are several threads about it in the MENA forum. But the bottom line is, you should plan on it and you should start preparing your fiance for it so it doesnt come as an ugly surprise after the interview ...

I know its easier said than done but you just have to be patient and hang in there

Not always AFTER interview....I just went to NVC a week ago...and Im in "ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING" while others that are in similar situations as mine have already been forwarded to Cairo....

[Ahmed N Cheryl 0]

I am a little confused on AP Processing. My file has left USCIS went to NVC and left NVC going to Cairo. SO who sends you to AP? We have an age gap too. I was married once but divorced for 14 years now never remarried. But now after reading the Post on AP I am nervous? Can someone tell me if there is still a chance we will go to AP?

Thanks,

Cheryl

Wow sorry for all the type erros guys.........I was nervous and talking to Ahmed at same time.

[Ahmed N Cheryl 0]

AP means Administrative Processing and it happens after the interview (it includes, among other things, numerous security checks and name checks). Its pretty much standard for any Arab male so I would plan on it, and its often especially lengthy for males coming from Egypt (as well as a few other countries). The thing that really sucks about it is that it can last anywhere from 2 weeks to several months and once you are in it information about status is very difficult to come by. There are several threads about it in the MENA forum. But the bottom line is, you should plan on it and you should start preparing your fiance for it so it doesnt come as an ugly surprise after the interview ...

I know its easier said than done but you just have to be patient and hang in there

Not always AFTER interview....I just went to NVC a week ago...and Im in "ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING" while others that are in similar situations as mine have already been forwarded to Cairo....

Faith,

Hang in there Girl!!!!! Don't lose your Faith. Inshallah it will go quickly......you have covered all the issues with good supporting documentation so maybe it just takes them a little longer to read through your file than others in the similar situation. Who knows the others may end up in AP at the end. But let's hope not....we wouldn't wish that on anyone. I iwll keep you in my prayers. Keep me posted as always. If I can help let me know.

Cheryl