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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Thailand
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So is it a reliable assumption that the Bangkok embassy comes to a grinding halt from the last week of November to mid January. Should I expect that if we don't get an interview date before this period it'll probably be after the 1st of the year?

:angry:

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5/17/2011 I-129F K-1 Petition sent

5/19/2011 Received at TX courier address

5/24/2011 Confirmation Email Received

5/26/2011 NOA1 Received

8/04/2011 NOA2 Received

9/03/2011 Packet 3 Received

9/16/2011 Packet 3 Returned

11/13/2011 Packet 4 Email Received

12/1/2011 Interview

12/8/2011 POE Seattle

12/22/2011 Married

2/17/2012 AOS/EAD/AP Sent

2/24/2012 Chicago Lockbox Received

2/28/2012 NOA1 Email

3/6/2012 NOA1 Letter

3/15/2012 Biometrics

3/22/2012 Transferred to CSC

4/25/2012 EAD/AP Approved

4/30/2012 EAD/AP Card Production Ordered

5/4/2012 EAD/AP Card Received

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Thailand
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So is it a reliable assumption that the Bangkok embassy comes to a grinding halt from the last week of November to mid January. Should I expect that if we don't get an interview date before this period it'll probably be after the 1st of the year?

:angry:

I'd think you'd get an interview before that.

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Thailand
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So is it a reliable assumption that the Bangkok embassy comes to a grinding halt from the last week of November to mid January. Should I expect that if we don't get an interview date before this period it'll probably be after the 1st of the year?

:angry:

It would be wrong to assume that was correct. However the embassy does experiance the same slow down the U S government does as well as any Thai holidays during that time.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Thailand
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I'm starting to become pessimistic... :(

ฉันรักคุณ
K-1
Filed May 2011
116 days to NOA2
4 days for the NVC
74 days to the interview
Interview date: 12/14/11 APPROVED!
POE: 12/16/11
Total days from NOA1 to K-1 Visa in hand: 202
Wedding Date: 12/27/11

AOS
Sent AOS: 4/21/12
NOA1: 4/30/12
RFE: 5/14/12
Biometrics App.: 5/21/12
Sent RFE Response: 5/31/12
Interview: 7/24/12
Approval: 10/12/12

Currently.... they have issued Ice the incorrect GC and we have tried 4 times to fix it. First time they had us send it to the incorrect address. Second time they said we used an expired form, which was the form they gave us. Third time was "oh sorry we lost the last page, can you send it again?." Fourth time is the gov is shut down. Will this ever be corrected in time for Ice to get the permanent GC? Stay tuned to find out. T_T

 
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