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Hi!

Got the great news that our petition has been sent to the embassy via email from the NVC. Now I'm wondering what "Your Priority Date" means. The date they list is not our NOA1 date. It's actually about a week before our NOA1 date.

Case Number: ACCxxxxxxxxxx

Beneficiary's Name: xxx

Preference Category: K1

Your Priority Date: 13Jul2006

Foreign State Chargeability: GHANA

What does that date mean?

Thanks for any help!

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2/19/10 Received text message and email notification of application received, check cashed

2/27/10 Received biometrics appointment letter

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3/25/10 Received email notice that case will be sent for interview scheduling at local office

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Australia
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Hi!

Got the great news that our petition has been sent to the embassy via email from the NVC. Now I'm wondering what "Your Priority Date" means. The date they list is not our NOA1 date. It's actually about a week before our NOA1 date.

Case Number: ACCxxxxxxxxxx

Beneficiary's Name: xxx

Preference Category: K1

Your Priority Date: 13Jul2006

Foreign State Chargeability: GHANA

What does that date mean?

Thanks for any help!

Firstly go back to the NOA1...

NOA1 will have both a 'received/receipt date' and a 'notice date'

NOA1 received/receipt date, is the date that your petition is stamped as received.

NOA1 notice date, is the date that the notice is generated/issued.

The priorty date is the received/receipt date of your petition. The only meaning the priority date has for fiance/spousal petitions of a USC is that it is the date by which processing times of a petition are determined. Hope that made sense to you.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Trinidad and Tobago
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Aw ... congrats! Our approval date is 9/15, so I really hope that ours were in the same batch!!! May God bless you with a speedy road to your interview. Cheers!

Service Center : California Service Center

Consulate : Trinidad & Tobago

4-18: I-129F Sent

4-25: I-129F NOA1

6-23: I-129F RFE

8-27: Sent RFE Reply

9-15: I-129F NOA2 FINALLY!!! Thanks be to you lord!

9-19: NOA2 by postmarked in snail mail (rcvd' around the 22nd)

10-12: Received e-mail from the NVC stating they recently forwarded our petition to the consulate! =)

10-17: Consulate received petition from NVC and mailed out packet 3 & 4

10-25: Johann collects Packet 3 & 4 from embassy!

10-27: Return information to the embassy!

11-7: Received Packet 4

11-28: INTERVIEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE DID IT~ APPROVED

12-1: Visa Picked up from Embassy

12-23: Johann is coming to the STATES! Yay!

3-17: It's a GREEN Wedding!!!

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"Though miles may lie between us, we're never far apart, for friendship doesn't count the miles, it's measured by the heart."

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