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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hello al. I am sure this has been asked like a milliion time so sorry in advance. Filled out the change of status paperwork and sent it off was received on the 5th of January and signed for at the Chicago lock box. So my question now is how long till I hear something from them? And will it be in written notification? Thanks again.

Time Line:

Met on-line: April 2006

First meeting: July 2006 Broacy great time. rained but so memorable

Second Meeting: March 2007 Met Family and friends 2 weeks time flue by

Third Meeting: October 2007 met friends and more family

Forth Meeting: October 2008 Engaged were it started Boracay 2 weeks in heaven

Petition sent in: May 5th postal over night with postal money order

Signed for at CSC: May 6th

Contacted USCS not received NOA1: June 12th. Got Receit number NOA! receipt sent to wrong address Corrected Stated NOA1 date said to be by contacted agent as 6 May

Touched: 31May for returned NOA1

Touched: 18 June asume to correct address

Touched: 07July Move from desk to desk. no change of status

NOA2: 12 Aug Sweet got e-mail notification of status changed to aproved!!

NOA2: 18 Aug Hard Copy arrived via snail mail yeepeee

NVC: 24 August received NVC stating fowarded to embasy petitioner will be contacted within week for instructions.

Embasy Letter: 4 September

Medical: 05/06 Ootober Passed..Yeepeee!

Interview 19 Octoober ...:::) Passed!!!!!!

Visa Dilivered: 22nd October Sweeeeeeet

POE: 29th Seattle then little flight to Spokane Yeeepeee my partner is home!!

Married: November 30th 2009 Journey complete!

Otto Grand Master

Otto   83

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Germany
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Similar to the K-1 petition procedure - you'll receive an I-797 NOA (aka NOA1) in the mail. This takes (often) a couple of weeks (sometimes less, sometimes more). Then several more weeks later you should get another NOA with your biometrics appointment.

 
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