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So our interview was yesterday. They asked us a lot of questions about what our plans are after we go back, where we will live, where I will work, stuff like that. They never told us officially that we were approved, but "approved" was circled at the bottom of their interview sheet when they called us back to tell us they were done with us. They kept the passport and sent me down to Fedex to pay up to have it sent back.

DCF was way, way better than 130/129F/EAD/AOS LOL. We are happy because this time its a 10-yr card...

If they do NOT approve what do they do or tell you? LOL

 

i don't get it.

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himher   634

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We hope so.....LOL

It would have been so much better if the officer had said "your case is approved" rather than "go see FedEx with this tag, pay up, and we will get back to you"

They interviewed us separately (weak compared to our 2008 USCIS interview in Houston - they could learn from those old time INS agents). After 4 years together and a 2-yr-old we're pretty solid unlike 2008 when we had only been in the same house for about 5 months.

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i don't get it.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa (DCF) Country: United Kingdom
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Congrats!!

IR1/CR1 Visa - DCF at London Embassy

April 16, 2013: Mailed out I-130
April 18, 2013: Date Petition filed
May 13, 2013: APPROVED!
May 22, 2013: Case Number received
June 3, 2013: Mailed out DS-230 & DS-2001
June 4, 2013: Medical Exam at Bentick Mansion
Unfortunately I have to re-do it in 6 + weeks as I was diagnosed with pneumonia
June 22, 2013 I traveled to the USA with the plan of returning to the UK, spoke to a Immigration lawyer and he told me to change my status and go the AOS route.
Since 2014 I am a permanent resident.

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