Waiting on Visa to be delivered

[Steve64 1]

My fiance passed her interview Friday May 6. We are currently waiting on her visa/passport to be delivered to her in Manila. I called the embassy in Manila yesterday and they couldn`t or wouldn`t give me any idea when the visa will be mailed out. What ? I was told the embassy had to check or authenticate the paper work. I`ve heard that this can take 3 days or 3 weeks. It`s already been over 7 months since I filed the i-129. I was told the tracking number for the courier " 2go" is the same as our case number that begins with MNL. I`m just so disgusted by the entire process when there are 11.2 illegals in the country who will eventually be granted amnesty. In the mean the people who try to do it legally are met with delays and red tape.

[Mykenmimo 1]

I totally agree with you, My fiancée had her interview yesterday while everything went well, the counselor officer looked at her and told you are approved, but handed the passport back to her, when asked him why he is giving her the passport back, he said oh do not worry its just an AP procedure, we will call you soon so you can send your passport...I do not get it if someone is approved just give them the damn thing...its been so long already like you...Idk man good luck to both of us....Anyone else have any comments or experience they can share ??

[Zharren Young 32]

My fiance passed her interview Friday May 6. We are currently waiting on her visa/passport to be delivered to her in Manila. I called the embassy in Manila yesterday and they couldn`t or wouldn`t give me any idea when the visa will be mailed out. What ? I was told the embassy had to check or authenticate the paper work. I`ve heard that this can take 3 days or 3 weeks. It`s already been over 7 months since I filed the i-129. I was told the tracking number for the courier " 2go" is the same as our case number that begins with MNL. I`m just so disgusted by the entire process when there are 11.2 illegals in the country who will eventually be granted amnesty. In the mean the people who try to do it legally are met with delays and red tape.