Still Waiting From Visa From American Embassy - Amman, Jordan

[SAM AND ABEER 0]

My wife got her interview at the American Embassy in Amman on Nov 2. My wife sent in her passport and my original divorce docs (as requested) via Aramex on Nov 7. We are still waiting for her visa. She was told she was approved at the interview. She is pregnant in the second trimester now and we need to be together. I never knew it took so long to get the visa. I sent the American Emassy in Amman a second email on Dec 5 and I have not recieved a response as of yet. Hopefully, we'll get something soon. Good Luck everyone!!!

[Wayne and Claudia 40]

I hope your wife receives it soon. Saddly pregnancies and children mean nothing in this process.

[Christi85 86]

My wife got her interview at the American Embassy in Amman on Nov 2. My wife sent in her passport and my original divorce docs (as requested) via Aramex on Nov 7. We are still waiting for her visa. She was told she was approved at the interview. She is pregnant in the second trimester now and we need to be together. I never knew it took so long to get the visa. I sent the American Emassy in Amman a second email on Dec 5 and I have not recieved a response as of yet. Hopefully, we'll get something soon. Good Luck everyone!!!

It could very well be that she is in Administrative Processing. People from certain countries (and Jordan is one of them) have to go through compulsory AP after their interview (additional background and security checks etc). Cases are said to be sent to DC and checks are completed manually, which is why they usually take a few months to clear (anything between a month and 3-4 months is a usual timeline for most people, but there have been cases that took 6 or 8 months or longer). Now, I thought that compulsory AP was just for men from said countries, but maybe it's for women too.

Apart from emailing, I'd also try to call the Embassy to find out and possibly confirm that she is in AP.

The bad news is that you can do nothing to speed up the process or find out about progress but wait. The good news is that the vast majority of cases clear without a problem and visas are issued, although as I said, it can take months for the process to complete.