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AFTER INTERVIEW IN CD JUAREZ

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Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,110

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No you have to wait for the visa and passport back.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

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

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

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

I am a Citizen of the United States of America. 04/16/13

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Kimchimex   8

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Hi All,

I was just wondering if after my husband's interview in Cd. Juarez can he cross to the U.S. right away? We want to catch a flight from El paso to San Diego. What do you guys think??

It can take about 2 days to 10 days to recieve the visa from DHL delivery service once he is approved. When he gets it from DHL he can cross immediately

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keysjangle Rising Star

keysjangle   145

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wait, so lets say ur approved by the consulate, you cant pass immediately? u have to wait? for?

You have to wait to get your passport back which will have the Visa inside of it. Like everyone else has said. They take your passport at the interview, and with DHL courier services set up they get it back to you. Then, you can cross.

USCIS

Jul 15/11 - Sent I-130 Package from Honolulu

Jul 18/11 - I-130 package received & signed for in Chicago
Jul 19/11 - Priority Date
Jul 21/11 - NOA1/USCIS Acceptance Confirmation received
Jul 29/11 - Received I-797C hard copy
Aug 4/11 - Touched
Feb 16/12 - NOA2 Approval (212 days since Priority Date)


NVC

Feb 28/12 - NVC Case Number, BIN & IIN Assigned, Optin E-mail for EP Sent

Mar 2/12 - DS-261 Submitted
Mar 5/12 - Electronic Processing Opt-in Accepted, AOS Invoiced & Paid
Mar 7/12 - NVC receive IV electronic package, AOS shows "Paid", AOS Package Sent
Mar 9/12 - IV Bill Invoiced & Paid
Mar 12/12 - AOS fee shows as "Not Paid - Rejected": Human error. AOS re-paid.
Mar 13/12 - IV is "Paid." Will have to be re-paid post imminent "Rejected" status. NVC e-mail "Checklist Cover Letter" asking for my $$$
Mar 14/12 - IV is "Rejected - Not Paid", Re-paid, AOS is "Paid"
Mar 16/12 - IV is "Paid", DS-260 submitted & Package sent
Mar 19/12 - IV Package Received
Mar 20/12 - Case Complete E-mail Received (21 days at NVC)


Final Steps

Apr 10/12 - Interview date assigned: May 9 @ 8:30AM

May 1/12 - Medical Date
May 9/12 - Interview result: Approved!
Jun 22/12 - POE
Jul 23/12 - SSN assigned
Aug 10/12 - Green card in hand

ROC

Mar 25/14 - ROC sent to CSC

Mar 28/14 - Package delivered to CSC

Apr 1/14 - Check cashed

Apr 3/14 - Received NOA1, Receipt Date: 3/28

Jun 15/14 - Move to San Diego

Jun 23/14 - RFE / Package sent: Aug 6, ETA Aug 8

Aug 22/14 - New Card in Production

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bigtex26   2

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Is the "APPROVED" or "DECLINED" at the Consular Office? Or always in the DHL package?

  • June 2010 ~ Met
  • July 4, 201142.gif ~ Married
    USCIS
  • August 1, 2011 ~ I-130 Sent
  • August 4, 2011 ~ I-130 Package Received
  • August 8, 2011 ~ NOA1 Receipt
  • February 24, 2012 ~ NOA2 Receipt
    NVC
  • March 9, 2012 ~ Received Case #
  • March 13, 2012 ~ DS-261 Signed
  • March 14, 2012 ~ AOS Bill Paid
  • March 22, 2012 ~ IV Bill Paid
  • March 26, 2012 ~ NVC Case Complete
    CONSULATE
  • May 16, 2012 ~ Interview Date - Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
  • May 19, 2012 ~ Point of Entry into El Paso, TX, U.S.A.
  • June 4, 2012 ~ Green Card arrived in the mail
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keysjangle Rising Star

keysjangle   145

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You would be told at your interview.

USCIS

Jul 15/11 - Sent I-130 Package from Honolulu

Jul 18/11 - I-130 package received & signed for in Chicago
Jul 19/11 - Priority Date
Jul 21/11 - NOA1/USCIS Acceptance Confirmation received
Jul 29/11 - Received I-797C hard copy
Aug 4/11 - Touched
Feb 16/12 - NOA2 Approval (212 days since Priority Date)


NVC

Feb 28/12 - NVC Case Number, BIN & IIN Assigned, Optin E-mail for EP Sent

Mar 2/12 - DS-261 Submitted
Mar 5/12 - Electronic Processing Opt-in Accepted, AOS Invoiced & Paid
Mar 7/12 - NVC receive IV electronic package, AOS shows "Paid", AOS Package Sent
Mar 9/12 - IV Bill Invoiced & Paid
Mar 12/12 - AOS fee shows as "Not Paid - Rejected": Human error. AOS re-paid.
Mar 13/12 - IV is "Paid." Will have to be re-paid post imminent "Rejected" status. NVC e-mail "Checklist Cover Letter" asking for my $$$
Mar 14/12 - IV is "Rejected - Not Paid", Re-paid, AOS is "Paid"
Mar 16/12 - IV is "Paid", DS-260 submitted & Package sent
Mar 19/12 - IV Package Received
Mar 20/12 - Case Complete E-mail Received (21 days at NVC)


Final Steps

Apr 10/12 - Interview date assigned: May 9 @ 8:30AM

May 1/12 - Medical Date
May 9/12 - Interview result: Approved!
Jun 22/12 - POE
Jul 23/12 - SSN assigned
Aug 10/12 - Green card in hand

ROC

Mar 25/14 - ROC sent to CSC

Mar 28/14 - Package delivered to CSC

Apr 1/14 - Check cashed

Apr 3/14 - Received NOA1, Receipt Date: 3/28

Jun 15/14 - Move to San Diego

Jun 23/14 - RFE / Package sent: Aug 6, ETA Aug 8

Aug 22/14 - New Card in Production

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saraio Enthusiast

saraio   1

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Prior you husband's interview, he needs to get his biometrics done and pick a DHL branch, he can actually get it anywhere in the Country.

Please visit this website and you'll get all the info you need there.

http://mexico.usvisa-info.com/es-MX/selfservice/ss_country_welcome

Make sure he gets his fingerprints and pictures done before his interview, he can do it in Juarez or at any CSC office which are located near the Embassy or any American Consulate. It takes 2 business days to get processed in Cd Juarez. Anywhere else is takes 5 to 7 business days.

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mjrussell   2

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Prior you husband's interview, he needs to get his biometrics done and pick a DHL branch, he can actually get it anywhere in the Country.

Is this something that's required at all embassies, or only certain ones? It's the first time I've heard of having to do this.

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Done--Really   331

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Every embassy is different--check with yours unless someone here has specific experience--in Costa Rica, it seems to depend on the day of the week for the interview--it is possible that you can pick up the visa late the same day up until a week later, but a day or two seems normal--no DHL--they just call when it is ready.

But my point is in telling the story is that CR has their own way of doing things which is quite informal whereas CDJ has a very strict procedure since they handle thousands and thousands of visas in a year.

And Chile is probably somewhere in between.

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needhelp2   0

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Prior you husband's interview, he needs to get his biometrics done and pick a DHL branch, he can actually get it anywhere in the Country.

Please visit this website and you'll get all the info you need there.

http://mexico.usvisa-info.com/es-MX/selfservice/ss_country_welcome

Make sure he gets his fingerprints and pictures done before his interview, he can do it in Juarez or at any CSC office which are located near the Embassy or any American Consulate. It takes 2 business days to get processed in Cd Juarez. Anywhere else is takes 5 to 7 business days.

Its kind of confusing. Okay so do I have to sign up to enter the page or what? Is it better to do it before heading to juarez?

And when i sign up am i entering his information or mine?

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saraio   1

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I'm sorry to break this to you, getting your biometrics done is mandatory in Mexico for any kind of American Visa. And you have to do it at least 2 business days before the interview if you do it in Juarez and you need to make an appointment. Please read my review on this link

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php?trim=no&cty=&cnty=Mexico&page=4&dfilter=5

It explains how to do it, anyways on the website I told you before you can find Ciudad Juarez CSC number just in case you have any more questions or I'll gladly help you.

I don't know when is your husband having his interview but I highly recommend you to start looking into it and get his biometrics done ASAP

Praying everything works out :)

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