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Oh gosh--if people can find shortcuts, let's encourage them instead of being grouchy old men (and women). Small minded and mean spirited comes to mind, so maybe being open hearted, inclusive, and optimistic are easier ways to live--at least it works for me. dunright--go for it and best of luck--maybe it works and maybe not, but assuming failure sure isn't a very good way to live--and I'm glad to see you aren't going down that path.

By the way, my wife is living in Costa Rica until we get through this--maybe we can meet sometime--I am back in CR the first week of March. Yes, I know my profile says she is Mexican--she is, but lives near San Jose.

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Very lame reason. Get a job and wait the time like the rest of us, 8 to 10 months.

I hope the OP tries for an expedite. if he has reason to believe he qualifies, good luck to him!

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16-SEP-2010 : Received NOA1.

24-SEP-2010 : Expedite: service request

05-OCT-2010 : Supporting documents sent to CSC.

16-OCT-2010 : RFE received.

19-OCT-2010 : RFE response received at CSC.

22-OCT-2010 : I130 Petition APPROVED.

30-OCT-2010 : NOA2 Received in Mail

NVC - Expedited

27-OCT-2010 : Case Number Assigned

02-NOV-2010 : Expedite request emailed to NVC

10-NOV-2010 : Expedite approved - Case forwarded to Consulate

12-NOV-2010 : Medical

US Embassy - Expedited

18-NOV-2010 : Packet 3 email received.

19-NOV-2010 : Emailed DS230, DS2001

30-NOV-2010 : Interview - 9am Denied: 3 year bar (overstay) - i601 Waiver filed with expedite request

01-DEC-2010 : MP requests assistance from US Ambassador

03-DEC-2010 : Waiver transferred from USCIS to DHS

11-DEC-2010 : Waiver Receipt notification dated 07-DEC-2010

20-DEC-2010 : VISA/Waiver Approved

22-DEC-2010 : Approval letter received

24-DEC-2010 : Passport collected by courier

10-JAN-2011 : CR1 Visa Issued by IVU London

11-JAN-2011 : Passport / Visa delivered.

18-JAN-2011 : POE: EWR (Newark, New Jersey)

17-FEB-2011 : Welcome Letter Arrived

19-FEB-2011 : Green Card I-551 Arrived

I-130 Mailing to Approval (incl. waiver): 102 Days

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DEC 2012 : Received NOA1 (GC extention letter)

18-JAN-2013 : Biometrics walk in approved and completed

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Couldn't hurt to try thats for sure and if anyone could choose for an expidite they would choose it in a heartbeat unfortunately not everyone can get that option and might feel a little annoyed that other's do, but this isn't an equal opprotunity process, anyone going/or have gone through it knows that by now.

You don't need any of our approval to try so best of luck on whatever you decide to do :thumbs:

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11-04-10 AOS Bill paid.

11-05-10 IV Bill paid.

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12-13-10 Documents arrived @ NVC.

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Oh gosh--if people can find shortcuts, let's encourage them instead of being grouchy old men (and women). Small minded and mean spirited comes to mind, so maybe being open hearted, inclusive, and optimistic are easier ways to live--at least it works for me. dunright--go for it and best of luck--maybe it works and maybe not, but assuming failure sure isn't a very good way to live--and I'm glad to see you aren't going down that path.

By the way, my wife is living in Costa Rica until we get through this--maybe we can meet sometime--I am back in CR the first week of March. Yes, I know my profile says she is Mexican--she is, but lives near San Jose.

It is not a free shortcut, it is pushing ahead of thousands of other people who will have to wait even longer because someone for some reason thinks that their reason to be together is more important than another couple's (IMO, some are and some aren't).

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Very lame reason. Get a job and wait the time like the rest of us, 8 to 10 months.

I understand this sentiment. The OP is a U.S. citizen, his wife is Filipina, but they are living in Costa Rica and he owns a house in the U.S. It sounds like the OP made some choices and now because things aren't working out in the homefront he wants preferential treatment?

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It is not a free shortcut, it is pushing ahead of thousands of other people who will have to wait even longer because someone for some reason thinks that their reason to be together is more important than another couple's (IMO, some are and some aren't).

Incorrect.

'someone' if its valid, will be the USCIS who approve the expedite request. No-one else has the right in my opinion to judge on whether one qualifies for that processing. Only the USCIS, thankfully, makes that decision.

'Pushing ahead', bit of a strange way of looking at it, but at the end of the day, its every individual for themselves. Why take into consideration other petitions?

USCIS California Service Center - Expedited

09-SEP-2010 : Mailed I130 Petition to Chicago Lockbox.

16-SEP-2010 : Received NOA1.

24-SEP-2010 : Expedite: service request

05-OCT-2010 : Supporting documents sent to CSC.

16-OCT-2010 : RFE received.

19-OCT-2010 : RFE response received at CSC.

22-OCT-2010 : I130 Petition APPROVED.

30-OCT-2010 : NOA2 Received in Mail

NVC - Expedited

27-OCT-2010 : Case Number Assigned

02-NOV-2010 : Expedite request emailed to NVC

10-NOV-2010 : Expedite approved - Case forwarded to Consulate

12-NOV-2010 : Medical

US Embassy - Expedited

18-NOV-2010 : Packet 3 email received.

19-NOV-2010 : Emailed DS230, DS2001

30-NOV-2010 : Interview - 9am Denied: 3 year bar (overstay) - i601 Waiver filed with expedite request

01-DEC-2010 : MP requests assistance from US Ambassador

03-DEC-2010 : Waiver transferred from USCIS to DHS

11-DEC-2010 : Waiver Receipt notification dated 07-DEC-2010

20-DEC-2010 : VISA/Waiver Approved

22-DEC-2010 : Approval letter received

24-DEC-2010 : Passport collected by courier

10-JAN-2011 : CR1 Visa Issued by IVU London

11-JAN-2011 : Passport / Visa delivered.

18-JAN-2011 : POE: EWR (Newark, New Jersey)

17-FEB-2011 : Welcome Letter Arrived

19-FEB-2011 : Green Card I-551 Arrived

I-130 Mailing to Approval (incl. waiver): 102 Days

OCT 2012 : Applied for Removal of Conditions

DEC 2012 : Received NOA1 (GC extention letter)

18-JAN-2013 : Biometrics walk in approved and completed

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It is not a free shortcut, it is pushing ahead of thousands of other people who will have to wait even longer because someone for some reason thinks that their reason to be together is more important than another couple's (IMO, some are and some aren't).

If the USCIS think it warranted, then they will grant it. If the USCIS think it NOT warranted, then they will deny. Every person has a right to fight for his life and family. Good on him I say, and he should apply.

I'm so very glad some people on this forum do not judge these decisions.

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07-07-2010 Filed I-130 - K3

07-12-2010 Priority date

07-23-2010 NOA1 (California Service Centre)

11-03-2010 Transfer to Texas Service Centre

01-24-2011 NOA2 NVC

02-26-2011 Case #

02-28-2011 Docs delivered to NVC

03-06-2011 NVC received docs

03-06-2011 NVC SIF & Expedite approved

04-06-2011 Medical exam - Failed (bad cold - shadow on lung)

06-13-2011 2nd Medical exam - Passed

06-22-2011 Interview at London Embassy - denied due to previous overstay (3 year bar)

07-06-2011 I 601 Waiver accepted at London

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If the USCIS think it warranted, then they will grant it. If the USCIS think it NOT warranted, then they will deny. Every person has a right to fight for his life and family. Good on him I say, and he should apply.

I'm so very glad some people on this forum do not judge these decisions.

Amen to that. theres always been the bitter prophets of doom on here, for years though.

USCIS California Service Center - Expedited

09-SEP-2010 : Mailed I130 Petition to Chicago Lockbox.

16-SEP-2010 : Received NOA1.

24-SEP-2010 : Expedite: service request

05-OCT-2010 : Supporting documents sent to CSC.

16-OCT-2010 : RFE received.

19-OCT-2010 : RFE response received at CSC.

22-OCT-2010 : I130 Petition APPROVED.

30-OCT-2010 : NOA2 Received in Mail

NVC - Expedited

27-OCT-2010 : Case Number Assigned

02-NOV-2010 : Expedite request emailed to NVC

10-NOV-2010 : Expedite approved - Case forwarded to Consulate

12-NOV-2010 : Medical

US Embassy - Expedited

18-NOV-2010 : Packet 3 email received.

19-NOV-2010 : Emailed DS230, DS2001

30-NOV-2010 : Interview - 9am Denied: 3 year bar (overstay) - i601 Waiver filed with expedite request

01-DEC-2010 : MP requests assistance from US Ambassador

03-DEC-2010 : Waiver transferred from USCIS to DHS

11-DEC-2010 : Waiver Receipt notification dated 07-DEC-2010

20-DEC-2010 : VISA/Waiver Approved

22-DEC-2010 : Approval letter received

24-DEC-2010 : Passport collected by courier

10-JAN-2011 : CR1 Visa Issued by IVU London

11-JAN-2011 : Passport / Visa delivered.

18-JAN-2011 : POE: EWR (Newark, New Jersey)

17-FEB-2011 : Welcome Letter Arrived

19-FEB-2011 : Green Card I-551 Arrived

I-130 Mailing to Approval (incl. waiver): 102 Days

OCT 2012 : Applied for Removal of Conditions

DEC 2012 : Received NOA1 (GC extention letter)

18-JAN-2013 : Biometrics walk in approved and completed

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Well I say give it a try and good luck! If the expedite request fails, it won't effect anything :)

USCIS California Service Center

10-NOV 2010 - I-130 sent to Chicago Lockbox

16-NOV 2010 - NOA1 Received

22-NOV 2010 - Service Request for Expedite

10-DEC 2010 - Faxed medical proof to USCIS

17-DEC 2010 - I-130 Approved

27-DEC 2010 - NOA2 Received

National Visa Center

29-DEC 2010 - NVC case number assigned

01-JAN 2011 - Emailed expedite request to NVC

14-JAN 2011 - Expedite approved. Case forwarded to U.S. embassy

25-JAN 2011 - Medical Exam

U.S. Embassy

25-JAN 2011 - Packet 3 received

02-FEB 2011 - Sent DS-230 & DS-2001

18-FEB 2011 - Interview 8:30 AM - APPROVED

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14-MAR 2011 - POE Atlanta

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Thanks to all that have voiced their opinions. I am not new to message boards (well maybe this one), so i expected some negativity. I truly appreciate all the positive vibes. It was not my intention to stir things up. I know one thing...if anyone that is waiting (or waited) on their visa had a legit chance to be with their loved one, even one day sooner.....every single person here would do it.

My situation was brought on by circumstances out of my control and by complete surprise. I did not feel it pertinent to write a novel to explain the "whole story". I got the answers i was looking for and and was reminded of how great my life is and how happy i choose to be. We all have our burdens, it doesn't make any of us a lesser human being. I am blessed to look towards the positive and gravitate to those that send out the same. Maybe we should kill this thread before someone creates an aneurysm for themselves. Peace and blessings to all.....at least for now.

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