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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Colombia
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I just had my interview visa today and the embassy told me i need to have an I-212 approved before i can get my visa. She said everything else was fine and after i got the Approval for I-212 i could get my visa.

Any idea on how long it might take to get the approval noticed for I-212?

Thanks

USCIS I-129F **K-1 Visa**

05/07/10- I-129F was send to VSC

05/10/10- We got our NOA1

07/26/10- We got our NOA2. APPROVED!! :dance:

National Visa Center

07/27/10- NVC Received our I-129F Petition

07/30/10- NVC Send our Petiton to Colombia :)

Embassy Interview #1

08/06/10- Consulate Received the Petition

08/17/10- Packet 3 Received Finally!

08/25/10- Packet 3 Sent To the Embassy

09/16/10- Medical Lab Exams

10/07/10- Interview Date **Need to get an approved I-212 from USCIS**

USCIS I-212 Waiver (Atlanta)

11/01/10- File I-212

11/08/10- We got our NOA1

03/01/11- We got our APPROVED noticed from our Senator!! :dance:

National Visa Center

03/03/11- NVC Received our I-212 Waiver

03/08/11- NVC Send our Waiver to Colombia

Embassy Interview #2

03/14/11- Received Original Approval Noticed from NVC :)

04/05/11- Interview Date. APPROVEDD!!! :D

04/13/11- Visa in Hand :dance:

Enter The States In Miami, Florida

04/14/11- Enter the states Miami, Florida

06/11/11- Married!!

06/25/11- Received my SSN by mail

Adjustment of Status

10/03/11- Sent I-485 to Chicago

10/ /11- Received NOA 1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Belarus
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I just had my interview visa today and the embassy told me i need to have an I-212 approved before i can get my visa. She said everything else was fine and after i got the Approval for I-212 i could get my visa.

Any idea on how long it might take to get the approval noticed for I-212?

Thanks

I think you have to start with finding out why you need a I212, and where it needs to be filed first. What code did they write on the denial? In other words why did you need the I212?

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Colombia
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My parents applied for an Asylum and our case was denied in 2005. I lived in the states illegaly for about 4 years illigaly untill i graduated high school. However, since i was underage i got get the ten year bar. All she was that i needed to file I-212 in Atlanta because it was a requirement even tho I left volunterly.

USCIS I-129F **K-1 Visa**

05/07/10- I-129F was send to VSC

05/10/10- We got our NOA1

07/26/10- We got our NOA2. APPROVED!! :dance:

National Visa Center

07/27/10- NVC Received our I-129F Petition

07/30/10- NVC Send our Petiton to Colombia :)

Embassy Interview #1

08/06/10- Consulate Received the Petition

08/17/10- Packet 3 Received Finally!

08/25/10- Packet 3 Sent To the Embassy

09/16/10- Medical Lab Exams

10/07/10- Interview Date **Need to get an approved I-212 from USCIS**

USCIS I-212 Waiver (Atlanta)

11/01/10- File I-212

11/08/10- We got our NOA1

03/01/11- We got our APPROVED noticed from our Senator!! :dance:

National Visa Center

03/03/11- NVC Received our I-212 Waiver

03/08/11- NVC Send our Waiver to Colombia

Embassy Interview #2

03/14/11- Received Original Approval Noticed from NVC :)

04/05/11- Interview Date. APPROVEDD!!! :D

04/13/11- Visa in Hand :dance:

Enter The States In Miami, Florida

04/14/11- Enter the states Miami, Florida

06/11/11- Married!!

06/25/11- Received my SSN by mail

Adjustment of Status

10/03/11- Sent I-485 to Chicago

10/ /11- Received NOA 1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Please contact an attorney. What age were you when you left. . .if it was before you turned 18 and six months (exactly) then you won't need a 601 which would usually be required in this case. . .but if they're telling you to file a 212, then they are saying you were deported. . .if you were not, then you need to try to prove that in your 212 package.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Colombia
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I left the states 2 weeks before i turned 18. I thought i didnt have to file this form since i left underage but the councel at the embassy told me i had to have form I-212 approved in order for me to get my visa. My lawyer will be sending this form out on Monday. However, I would like to know how long is the waiting time to get your I-212 approved?

USCIS I-129F **K-1 Visa**

05/07/10- I-129F was send to VSC

05/10/10- We got our NOA1

07/26/10- We got our NOA2. APPROVED!! :dance:

National Visa Center

07/27/10- NVC Received our I-129F Petition

07/30/10- NVC Send our Petiton to Colombia :)

Embassy Interview #1

08/06/10- Consulate Received the Petition

08/17/10- Packet 3 Received Finally!

08/25/10- Packet 3 Sent To the Embassy

09/16/10- Medical Lab Exams

10/07/10- Interview Date **Need to get an approved I-212 from USCIS**

USCIS I-212 Waiver (Atlanta)

11/01/10- File I-212

11/08/10- We got our NOA1

03/01/11- We got our APPROVED noticed from our Senator!! :dance:

National Visa Center

03/03/11- NVC Received our I-212 Waiver

03/08/11- NVC Send our Waiver to Colombia

Embassy Interview #2

03/14/11- Received Original Approval Noticed from NVC :)

04/05/11- Interview Date. APPROVEDD!!! :D

04/13/11- Visa in Hand :dance:

Enter The States In Miami, Florida

04/14/11- Enter the states Miami, Florida

06/11/11- Married!!

06/25/11- Received my SSN by mail

Adjustment of Status

10/03/11- Sent I-485 to Chicago

10/ /11- Received NOA 1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Belarus
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I left the states 2 weeks before i turned 18. I thought i didnt have to file this form since i left underage but the councel at the embassy told me i had to have form I-212 approved in order for me to get my visa. My lawyer will be sending this form out on Monday. However, I would like to know how long is the waiting time to get your I-212 approved?

I think the I212 is for deported or excluded. The way to find processing times on this is to find out if they process at the USCIS sub-office with jurisdiction over your country, which in this case I think they do .. and then to find other folks who are processing I212 or I601 at the same post and see what kind of turn-around times they have.

What post are you turning the I212 in at?

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Colombia
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The councel at the embassy told me i to file the form to Atlanta since thats where my deportation case took place

USCIS I-129F **K-1 Visa**

05/07/10- I-129F was send to VSC

05/10/10- We got our NOA1

07/26/10- We got our NOA2. APPROVED!! :dance:

National Visa Center

07/27/10- NVC Received our I-129F Petition

07/30/10- NVC Send our Petiton to Colombia :)

Embassy Interview #1

08/06/10- Consulate Received the Petition

08/17/10- Packet 3 Received Finally!

08/25/10- Packet 3 Sent To the Embassy

09/16/10- Medical Lab Exams

10/07/10- Interview Date **Need to get an approved I-212 from USCIS**

USCIS I-212 Waiver (Atlanta)

11/01/10- File I-212

11/08/10- We got our NOA1

03/01/11- We got our APPROVED noticed from our Senator!! :dance:

National Visa Center

03/03/11- NVC Received our I-212 Waiver

03/08/11- NVC Send our Waiver to Colombia

Embassy Interview #2

03/14/11- Received Original Approval Noticed from NVC :)

04/05/11- Interview Date. APPROVEDD!!! :D

04/13/11- Visa in Hand :dance:

Enter The States In Miami, Florida

04/14/11- Enter the states Miami, Florida

06/11/11- Married!!

06/25/11- Received my SSN by mail

Adjustment of Status

10/03/11- Sent I-485 to Chicago

10/ /11- Received NOA 1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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The I-212 is a permision to re-enter the U.S. after being deported. Since you were underage when your deportation occured, you are not required to file the I-601. I The I-212 has a processing time of approximately 1-year, but in some cases, like mine and Edward Torro's (another VJ member) you can get it within a couple months. It really depends on the office that's handling the case.

Good luck

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