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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Japan
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I understand that there is a bar code system and that everytime the file is touched they scan a bar code and then the file updated date is changed. But, when do the touches stop? Does the NVC use the same system? Will it show touches while they work on it in the embassy??? Or is the Service Centers the only ones slutty enough to touch all of us??

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Summer of '04 - Started Talking to Leila on Yahoo Messenger

3/23/06 - Went to Cebu, Philippines to meet Leila & see her graduate. Also proposed during my trip.

4/30/06 - Leila left the Philippines to go back with her dad in Tokyo, Japan.

5/01/06 - Sent I-129F to CSC

5/09/06 - NOA1

7/29/06 - In Tokyo with my beautiful fiance!!

7/31/06 - NOA2 Approved while in Tokyo!!!!

8/06/06 - Just got home from Tokyo... Goodbyes are so hard :(

8/07/06 - NVC Recieves case

8/11/06 - NVC Sends case to Tokyo

8/17/06 - Embassy in Tokyo sends Packet 3 to Leila but she was in Atami

8/22/06 - Leila calls embassy and they tell her what she needs to mail in

8/23/06 - Send Packet 3

11/3/06 - Recieved Packet 4 (took longer than usual because my fiance is not a Japanese citizen so her

paperwork had to be verified with Korea... very irritating)

11/7/06 - Medical Exam

11/20/06 - Interview!!!

1/12/07 - Arrival in US

2/14/07 - Wedding

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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NVC doesn't use the same system. After they send the petition from the service center, you call NVC, give them your NOA number and they'll give you a new number case. They'll also be able to tell you when they've sent the petition to the consulate. When it gets there, you have to contact to consulate to know more info.

I only offer advice - not even legal. Just the plain and simple kind.

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