Sub-Saharan Cyber Cafe #3

[forchika 4]

Hey everyone...sorry I have been away for some time.

Just dealing with drama (not my drama, other people's drama) and then my parents were here for a few weeks so I have been busy busy busy.

Congrats on all the good news that has been happening

For those still waiting....hang in there

Hi Zee

so many have been asking about you, glad u stopped in today!!!!!

Edited August 4, 2009 by forchika

[WhidbeyGirl 1]

Hey everyone...sorry I have been away for some time.

Just dealing with drama (not my drama, other people's drama) and then my parents were here for a few weeks so I have been busy busy busy.

Congrats on all the good news that has been happening

For those still waiting....hang in there

Glad to hear all is well with you Zee....YOU HAVE BEEN MISSED!!!

[Naijabound 1]

Yeah Zee. Glad your okay. We were worried about you....

[Ban Hammer 13,110]

yes zee has been missed. welcome back!

and good morning to everyone.

[Enlighten one :) 5]

Don't do that again ZEE

Good morning Sub!

[reeses16 8]

Hi, everyone! Just checking in... waiting for the biometrics appointment letter. Should arrive tomorrow or Friday.

[Ban Hammer 13,110]

good morning all.

[Enlighten one :) 5]

Hello Sub friends.

Whydbe, keep your head up. Just think you could have never had a more thorough investigation on your husband than this one.

[WhidbeyGirl 1]

I'm trying Mrs. J. We have been flying through this process and to hit a brick wall right now is kinda hard.

I tried to find stats on AP time but didn't find anything. I saw on the AP thread you said 5 to 8 months - REALLY???? That seems so far away.

[Enlighten one :) 5]

There isn't any concrete informaion on AP. Maybe it was just one document that they need to verfiy so it will only take a couple of weeks. They use AP as a term for everythign that take more investigation, backround checks, or to look at the pictures closer. So it is so hard to tell. I have not seen anyone from senegal that has been put on AP yet, so I can't even compare you to someoen else. So that 4-8 is just an average of what has been goign on.

I'm trying Mrs. J. We have been flying through this process and to hit a brick wall right now is kinda hard.

I tried to find stats on AP time but didn't find anything. I saw on the AP thread you said 5 to 8 months - REALLY???? That seems so far away.

[attaya_girl 1]

Whidbey-I just read about your husband's interview, and I'm so, so sorry. I hope you come out of AP soon.

[zariagirl 0]

I'm trying Mrs. J. We have been flying through this process and to hit a brick wall right now is kinda hard.

I tried to find stats on AP time but didn't find anything. I saw on the AP thread you said 5 to 8 months - REALLY???? That seems so far away.

Edited August 6, 2009 by zariagirl

[WhidbeyGirl 1]

There isn't any concrete informaion on AP. Maybe it was just one document that they need to verfiy so it will only take a couple of weeks. They use AP as a term for everythign that take more investigation, backround checks, or to look at the pictures closer. So it is so hard to tell. I have not seen anyone from senegal that has been put on AP yet, so I can't even compare you to someoen else. So that 4-8 is just an average of what has been goign on.

I'm trying Mrs. J. We have been flying through this process and to hit a brick wall right now is kinda hard.

I tried to find stats on AP time but didn't find anything. I saw on the AP thread you said 5 to 8 months - REALLY???? That seems so far away.

Is there ANYTHING I can do other than wait?

[Enlighten one :) 5]

After a week or so call the DOS. Ask them has there been any updates to your case, since my husband's interview. the person that took my call said that you were put in AP for documentation verificaiton. So I knew specificly what was going on. No name checks or anything for us.

My husband had a home visit. After the home visit was when our AP ended.

I know it is like a slap in the face. I had a quick approval too. Although My processing time was longer then needed becasue my lawyer (whom I fired) was dragging his feet.

Is there ANYTHING I can do other than wait?

[WhidbeyGirl 1]

After a week or so call the DOS. Ask them has there been any updates to your case, since my husband's interview. the person that took my call said that you were put in AP for documentation verificaiton. So I knew specificly what was going on. No name checks or anything for us.

My husband had a home visit. After the home visit was when our AP ended.

I know it is like a slap in the face. I had a quick approval too. Although My processing time was longer then needed becasue my lawyer (whom I fired) was dragging his feet.

Is there ANYTHING I can do other than wait?

Just got this email.

"We are doing research on his case. We do not know when we will be finished with our research. We have noted your phone number and email and will certainly contact you if you are needed. "

Where do I find the DOS number? Is that the main number for Consulate on the Dakar website?