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Any NOA2 for November filers

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I filed for my wife back in November 2010 and the only touch I have was back in mid-March 2011. I called for a service and I was told that my case is going through a background check. I contacted the case worker of my congresswoman and I did not hear from her too. 5 years ago, I applied for my ex and withdrew and canceled her visa before she even comes to the USA (she did not even get an approval from the consulate back in her country . I have two divorce cases. I am just wondering if having two divorce cases, which took place back in 2006 and in 2003 may delay my petition for my spouse?

Is there any of VJ member who filed in November and got approved recently?

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