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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline

All,

if VSC processing goes as expected we'll get our NOA2 ~mid March 2011. How soon after that can we expect to get scheduled for a Vancouver interview?

Thanks,

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K1 Process:

NOA1 17 Sept 10

Touched 3 Oct 10

Placed Service Request 25 March 11

NOA2 4 April 11

Left NVC 15 April 11

Packet 3 letter dated 19 April 11

Packet 3 response sent 6 May 11

Interview 26 May 11

K1 received 1 June 11

Entered US 26 June 11

Married 6 August 11

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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about 2-3 months aprox.

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Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

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ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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I sent in my Packet 3 stuff in mid-April 2009, and they initially offered me end-of-May 2009, but I told them my work (I was a teacher) needed to know if I was coming back next year as soon as possible, and they were able to fit me in on April 30th, only 2 weeks later.

Obviously the timeframes may have changed, but they may be willing to negotiate the timeframe if you've got a really good reason to expedite the interview.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline

I sent in my Packet 3 stuff in mid-April 2009, and they initially offered me end-of-May 2009, but I told them my work (I was a teacher) needed to know if I was coming back next year as soon as possible, and they were able to fit me in on April 30th, only 2 weeks later.

Obviously the timeframes may have changed, but they may be willing to negotiate the timeframe if you've got a really good reason to expedite the interview.

Thanks for the info! I hope it is still 2-3 months...we're trying to tentatively target a wedding date for planning purposes.

K1 Process:

NOA1 17 Sept 10

Touched 3 Oct 10

Placed Service Request 25 March 11

NOA2 4 April 11

Left NVC 15 April 11

Packet 3 letter dated 19 April 11

Packet 3 response sent 6 May 11

Interview 26 May 11

K1 received 1 June 11

Entered US 26 June 11

Married 6 August 11

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