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How long to get new international pasport?

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Yeah, she's going to have to get it renewed in Russia. It should be a lot easier in country though.

Should only take 3 months instead of 6 in country unless you go with expedited service.

Looks like my wife is on track to get her new international passport issued within one month in Novosibirsk. She says there's a new requirement that the passport authority, at least when working within the territory of Russia, has to issue the passport within one month. I'll check back in when she has it in hand.

Im going back to Russia only for 2 weeks, and its not enough time for me to renew my passport, for sure. As soon as i will get back I want to renew it thru one of the Consulates here in Houston. Does anyone know if it is necessary to have a stamp in my passport that im still registered in Russia( according to it ,Im still living with my parents) in order to apply documents to the Consulate to renew my passport?

Thank you all!

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Russia
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It took exactly one month for her to get her new international passport. She returned to visit her family in Novosibirsk and got it there.

5-15-2002 Met, by chance, while I traveled on business

3-15-2005 I-129F
9-18-2005 Visa in hand
11-23-2005 She arrives in USA
1-18-2006 She returns to Russia, engaged but not married

11-10-2006 We got married!

2-12-2007 I-130 sent by Express mail to NSC
2-26-2007 I-129F sent by Express mail to Chicago lock box
6-25-2007 Both NOA2s in hand; notice date 6-15-2007
9-17-2007 K3 visa in hand
11-12-2007 POE Atlanta

8-14-2008 AOS packet sent
9-13-2008 biometrics
1-30-2009 AOS interview
2-12-2009 10-yr Green Card arrives in mail

2-11-2014 US Citizenship ceremony

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Russia
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Thank you novotul for updating. I am glad she was able to get her new international passport in one month while she was visiting her family.

February 3, 2005. Applied for K-1.

July 14, 2005. Email to NVC congressional unit

Nov 2, 2005. Letter to congressman

Nov 8, 2005. Letter from congressman

December 19, 2005. Visa interview in Moscow. (250 days at NVC)

January 27, 2006. POE: JFK.

April 8, 2006. Wedding in USA.

April 19, 2006. Apply for AOS.

July 12, 2006. AOS Interview.

February 26, 2008. Letter to congresswoman.

March 19, 2008. Conditional Permanent residence began!!

2009: Wake up and get on the uscis train again - lifting conditions

Dec 21, 2009. Eligible to apply to remove conditions

February 2010: 10-yr Green Card Received

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