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PACKET 3 AFTER LONG DELAY-COLOMBIA

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salgood411   0

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Well after waiting one month and a day Packet 3 finally arrived from the embassy in Bogota. My

fiance(e) lives in Tulua, about 100 kilometers nothwest of Cali, famous for lost or delayed mail. We had already made an appointment with the embassy for October 10 to obtain and urn in a new packet thinking that the mail was lost in transit. The packet was actually postmarked September 11, 2006. This indicates that the packet left the embassy six days after arrival there. Now if it takes as long for packet 4 to arrive we will just go ahead and check out the website posting for the new November interview dates. Since Tulua is not that close to Bogota we are hopig for an interview date no sooner than November 3, 2006, in order to make travel arrangements. Just some information for those of you who have been waiting a long time for your packet 3.

US1.GIFCOL.GIF

04-19-06 Sent I-129F

04-24-06 I-129F received at CSC

04-27-06 Received NOA1

07-03-06 Received RFE from CSC

07-03-06 Returned RFE to CSC

07-08-06 RFE received at CSC

07-31-06 Touched

08-05-06 Received second RFE from CSC

08-05-06 Returned RFE to CSC

08-07-06 Touched

08-09-06 RFE received at CSC

08-14-06 Touched

08-15-06 E-mail from CSC stating RFE received

08-16-06 Touched

08-18-06 NOA2 APPROVED- I-129F sent to NVC

08-19-06 Touched

08-25-06 NVC Received I-129F

09-01-06 NVC sent I-129F to embassy

09-05-06 Received at embassy

09-11-06 Packet 3 sent from embassy

10-06-06 Received Packet 3. Long delay in receiving the packet was due to postal miscue

10-06-06 Returned Packet 3

10-09-06 Received at embassy

10-31-06 Received Packet 4

11-14-06 Interview date

11-18-06 Travel to the States

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Danny&Adri   1

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Since Tulua is not that close to Bogota we are hoping for an interview date no sooner than November 3...
The embassy web site has already posted interviews through 10/31, so if you don't see it yet, you might get your wish.

Best of luck!

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