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ao_cons   1

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I lost the threads I started or posted to a week ago. (Is there a "watch thread" option?) Yes, I will ask the embassy here if they do DCF for non-citizens of Thailand where I live with my American spouse. We're still trying to decide between the two. If it's possible, we'll go for DCF....

What I'd like to know is, how long is a spouse visa - an IR-1/CR-1 - once issued? Is it 3 months? 6 months?

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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Six months validity.

I am not sure but you can request for it to be extended?

Maybe some other folks here can verify.

Marriage

First Meeting in China: 09-2003

BF/GF: 05-2004

Marriage: 01-12-2006 (marriage licenses)

Wedding Cermony: 02-2007 (parents and sister came from the US to attend)

Petition Process - DCF

GUZ walk-in/submitted I-130: 04-25-2008

I-130 approval: 07-01-2008

GUZ sent Approval: 07-08-2008

Received Approval: 07-11-2008 (Wife's category is IR1)

IV Process - DCF

GUZ sent P-3: 07-08-2008

P-3 received: 07-11-2008

P-3 Forms submitted: 10-23-2008

GUZ received P-3 Forms: 10-24-2008

GUZ sent P-4: 11-21-2008

P-4 received: 11-22-2008

Medical Exam:11-24-2008

Interview scheduled for: 12-01-2008

Interview Results: PINK

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pushbrk   12,903

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Six months validity.

I am not sure but you can request for it to be extended?

Maybe some other folks here can verify.

If six months is not going to be enough time, it's best to delay the interview and visa issue.

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