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Brianna Y Alex   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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hi,

not sure if anyone can help me with this, but..

i'm filing K-1, and will need a waiver (please please let us do the waiver)... in CDJ :wacko:

i am currently waiting on our package to be sent to CDJ, and then the open appt. letter.

i would like to know: how long is the wait between the interview and the waiver appointment.

thank you.

Brianna Y Alejandro

Alejandro EWI - Sept 2004

We met at work - Oct 2007

We were dating - March 2008

Alejandro left for MX - Sept 2008

Brianna left for MX - Dec 26, 2008

Alejandro proposed - January 3, 2009

Brianna returned to US - January 8, 2009

Mailed I-129F Package to CA - May 7, 2009

CSC recieved I-129F package - May 11, 2009

Recieved Certified Mail Receipt - May 18, 2009

Check cashed for I-129F - May 20, 2009

Recieved NOA1 I-797 - May 23, 2009

Brianna left for MX - May 23, 2009

Brianna returned to US - June 2, 2009

Recieved NOA2 via email - Aug 17, 2009

Recieved letter stating NVC will forward to CDJ - Aug 28, 2009

CDJ recieved approved petition - Aug 26, 2009

Brianna in MX -Sept 10, 2009 - Sept 29, 2009

Recieved open appt. letter - Oct 13, 2009

Brianna and Alex meeting in CDJ - Nov 16, 2009

Medical - Nov 17, 2009

K-1 Interview - Nov 18, 2009

Eligible for Waiver - Nov, 18, 2009

WAIVER APPOINTMENT - JAN 25, 2010

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payxibka   10,045

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If I remember correctly, CDJ has a pilot program... the submission of the waiver (or appointment) can be made immediately upon denial of the visa...

since this is wrong forum to ask this question I will move it... moving to waiver forum

YMMV

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Brianna Y Alex   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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oh, sorry about the wrong forum..i'll try to pay more attention :)

thank you for your response.

Brianna Y Alejandro

Alejandro EWI - Sept 2004

We met at work - Oct 2007

We were dating - March 2008

Alejandro left for MX - Sept 2008

Brianna left for MX - Dec 26, 2008

Alejandro proposed - January 3, 2009

Brianna returned to US - January 8, 2009

Mailed I-129F Package to CA - May 7, 2009

CSC recieved I-129F package - May 11, 2009

Recieved Certified Mail Receipt - May 18, 2009

Check cashed for I-129F - May 20, 2009

Recieved NOA1 I-797 - May 23, 2009

Brianna left for MX - May 23, 2009

Brianna returned to US - June 2, 2009

Recieved NOA2 via email - Aug 17, 2009

Recieved letter stating NVC will forward to CDJ - Aug 28, 2009

CDJ recieved approved petition - Aug 26, 2009

Brianna in MX -Sept 10, 2009 - Sept 29, 2009

Recieved open appt. letter - Oct 13, 2009

Brianna and Alex meeting in CDJ - Nov 16, 2009

Medical - Nov 17, 2009

K-1 Interview - Nov 18, 2009

Eligible for Waiver - Nov, 18, 2009

WAIVER APPOINTMENT - JAN 25, 2010

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First of all you will need to submit the I-129F. Once it the I-129F gets approved (NOA2) it will be sent to CDJ. Then you will recieve an email or letter from the consulate in CDJ for an open appointment. The open appointment allows you to show up at the consulate at certain times (times available from their website) for the visa interview. You'll need to arrive a day earlier for the medical appointment.

After the visa interview you'll be informed if you are eligible to apply for the I-601 waiver. You will be given information how to schedule the waiver appointment via telephone if your eligible. They recommend waiting 24-48 hours to schedule your waiver appointment. I recommend visiting immigrate2us.net for great information on waivers.

The waiver appointment is about 6-8 weeks after the visa interview.

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