I-130 filing for my Spouce (Wife)

[Tarzan2011 0]

Immigration Process

(1) 19/ Oct/ 2007: (I-129 FR approve) Petition for Fiancée

(2) 30/ July/ 2008: Joined interview. Given 221G AR.

U.S Councilor suggested or recommend to get marry.

(3) 30/Dec/ 2008: Got marry

(4) 1/ Feb/ 2009: File I 130 for Spouse

(5) 2/ April/2009. Approve

(6) 2/ Oct / 2009: Interview Guyana American Embassy. 221G.

Intent to revoke the petition.

(7) 17/May/2010: Receive letter from Homeland Security (VSC)

Info from Consular investigation, that Man married

Woman for the sole purpose of obtaining US Immigration

Benefits for the beneficiary.

(8) 19/June/2010: 33 Days to respond (evidence to explain)

(9) 20/July/2010: Respond from N.V.C reaffirmed the petition

File forward to U.S. Embassy Guyana.

(10) 16/ Sep/2010: Joined Interview again given 221G (INA) A.R

Embassy Consular cannot estimated waiting time.

Notice on 221G sheet said 6 to 8 weeks.

(11) 16/Oct/2010: Administration Review is still in progress.

(12) 10/Jan/2011 I ask Question On the Net. Councilor Section, respond was

While your frustration is certainly understandable the time

Frame may exceed 30 day and varies on case-by case, please

Be assured we are actively working on your case.

Can anyone tell me what you think in your openion what you think will happend next? Will they ever give my wife her visa? This is very frustrating

[YuAndDan 153]

Moving to IR-1 CR-1 forum, you are not talking about a K-3 which for the most part no longer exists.

[Tarzan2011 0]

Immigration Process

(1) 19/ Oct/ 2007: (I-129 FR approve) Petition for Fiancée

(2) 30/ July/ 2008: Joined interview. Given 221G AR.

U.S Councilor suggested or recommend to get marry.

(3) 30/Dec/ 2008: Got marry

(4) 1/ Feb/ 2009: File I 130 for Spouse

(5) 2/ April/2009. Approve

(6) 2/ Oct / 2009: Interview Guyana American Embassy. 221G.

Intent to revoke the petition.

(7) 17/May/2010: Receive letter from Homeland Security (VSC)

Info from Consular investigation, that Man married

Woman for the sole purpose of obtaining US Immigration

Benefits for the beneficiary.

(8) 19/June/2010: 33 Days to respond (evidence to explain)

(9) 20/July/2010: Respond from N.V.C reaffirmed the petition

File forward to U.S. Embassy Guyana.

(10) 16/ Sep/2010: Joined Interview again given 221G (INA) A.R

Embassy Consular cannot estimated waiting time.

Notice on 221G sheet said 6 to 8 weeks.

(11) 16/Oct/2010: Administration Review is still in progress.

(12) 10/Jan/2011 I ask Question On the Net. Councilor Section, respond was

While your frustration is certainly understandable the time

Frame may exceed 30 day and varies on case-by case, please

Be assured we are actively working on your case.

Can anyone tell me what you think in your openion what you think will happend next? Will they ever give my wife her visa? This is very frustrating

This is the last info from the American Embassy in Guyana on 8/Feb/2011. We regret to inform that our administrative processing has not yet concluded. While we are unable to give an exact wait time, we anticipate that processing will conclude in the near future. We will contact the beneficiary as soon as we conclude.

Visa Inquiries Unit

US Embassy, Georgetown

Tel: 592-225-7965 or 592-225-7966

Fax: 592-227-0221

Website: http://georgetown.usembassy.gov

[Tarzan2011 0]

We regret to inform that our administrative processing has not yet concluded. While we are unable to give an exact wait time, we anticipate that processing will conclude in the near future. We will contact the beneficiary as soon as we conclude.

Visa Inquiries Unit

US Embassy, Georgetown

Tel: 592-225-7965 or 592-225-7966

Fax: 592-227-0221

Website: http://georgetown.usembassy.gov

This is the Latest up date from the Amer Embassy in Guyana 8/Feb/2011

[Munesh and Suz 0]

Did you guys have a wedding? Do you have wedding pictures? My husband and I went through exactly the same thing as you guys are going through and we ended up having to do the hindu wedding in Guyana. USCIS had reaffirmed our case and the embassy approved the visa a few weeks ago.

[Tarzan2011 0]

Immigration Process

(1) 19/ Oct/ 2007: (I-129 FR approve) Petition for Fiancée

(2) 30/ July/ 2008: Joined interview. Given 221G AR.

U.S Councilor suggested or recommend to get marry.

(3) 30/Dec/ 2008: Got marry

(4) 1/ Feb/ 2009: File I 130 for Spouse

(5) 2/ April/2009. Approve

(6) 2/ Oct / 2009: Interview Guyana American Embassy. 221G.

Intent to revoke the petition.

(7) 17/May/2010: Receive letter from Homeland Security (VSC)

Info from Consular investigation, that Man married

Woman for the sole purpose of obtaining US Immigration

Benefits for the beneficiary.

(8) 19/June/2010: 33 Days to respond (evidence to explain)

(9) 20/July/2010: Respond from N.V.C reaffirmed the petition

File forward to U.S. Embassy Guyana.

(10) 16/ Sep/2010: Joined Interview again given 221G (INA) A.R

Embassy Consular cannot estimated waiting time.

Notice on 221G sheet said 6 to 8 weeks.

(11) 16/Oct/2010: Administration Review is still in progress.

(12) 10/Jan/2011 I ask Question On the Net. Councilor Section, respond was

While your frustration is certainly understandable the time

Frame may exceed 30 day and varies on case-by case, please

Be assured we are actively working on your case.

Can anyone tell me what you think in your openion what you think will happend next? Will they ever give my wife her visa? This is very frustrating

7/April/2011: Finaly my wife get called in for her visa. Administration Review from 16/Sept/2010 to 6/April/2011. Thank god that part is finish no we will live our life forever together

[Darnell 8,479]

Done? Yay ! Congrats !

[Tarzan2011 0]

Done? Yay ! Congrats !

Thank you Done, it was a long frustrating waiting,I was losing faith in God wondering what wrong me and my wife did, but our faith was tested. I said things badly about God, then I went back and apoligise to God say my pray. Finaly God make it all possiable. Patience was the key.

[Tarzan2011 0]

Did you guys have a wedding? Do you have wedding pictures? My husband and I went through exactly the same thing as you guys are going through and we ended up having to do the hindu wedding in Guyana. USCIS had reaffirmed our case and the embassy approved the visa a few weeks ago.

Thanks for your infomation Munesh & Suz. We File our I130 1/Feb/2009 and finish 6/April/2011. so it took us 2 years, 2 month. Now it is time to live our live together and forever.

[Tarzan2011 0]

Immigration Process

(1) 19/ Oct/ 2007: (I-129 FR approve) Petition for Fiancée

(2) 30/ July/ 2008: Joined interview. Given 221G AR.

U.S Councilor suggested or recommend to get marry.

(3) 30/Dec/ 2008: Got marry

(4) 1/ Feb/ 2009: File I 130 for Spouse

(5) 2/ April/2009. Approve

(6) 2/ Oct / 2009: Interview Guyana American Embassy. 221G.

Intent to revoke the petition.

(7) 17/May/2010: Receive letter from Homeland Security (VSC)

Info from Consular investigation, that Man married

Woman for the sole purpose of obtaining US Immigration

Benefits for the beneficiary.

(8) 19/June/2010: 33 Days to respond (evidence to explain)

(9) 20/July/2010: Respond from N.V.C reaffirmed the petition

File forward to U.S. Embassy Guyana.

(10) 16/ Sep/2010: Joined Interview again given 221G (INA) A.R

Embassy Consular cannot estimated waiting time.

Notice on 221G sheet said 6 to 8 weeks.

(11) 16/Oct/2010: Administration Review is still in progress.

(12) 10/Jan/2011 I ask Question On the Net. Councilor Section, respond was

While your frustration is certainly understandable the time

Frame may exceed 30 day and varies on case-by case, please

Be assured we are actively working on your case.

Can anyone tell me what you think in your openion what you think will happend next? Will they ever give my wife her visa? This is very frustrating

So Guys I did not put all the information in order, but I only could have post what I could have remember, it was very frustrating. Finaly my wife got her Visa on 5/April/2011. It took us 2years, 2months. from 1/Feb/2009 to 5/April/2011. I wish everyone who is still going through their process all the very best, and to continue to keep the faith.