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Finally - NOA2 approved with IMBRA Waiver for Limitations

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Congrats...hope mines comes soon ......I called them again today being yesterday was 5 months! They gave me case number that i should here something within 15 days??????? but glad you got yours congrats again! :thumbs:

I hope you get it soon. I didn't see any RFE, but yours is from a different service center. Good Luck.

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Thanks to everyone for the Congratualions. Now it is up to Jovi for her medical. I have been there and done that once before. Everything is fairly simple as long as everything is documented well and t

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:dance: Thank God. I woke up in the middle of the night and once again checked the USCIS website for my case status like I do numerous times through out the day. I was shocked and pleasantly surprised to get the "Post Decision Activity" notifying me that my I-129F Petition was approved. :D:dance: Happy Happy Joy Joy :D:dance: Just an additional for those who may have submitted petitions with an IMBRA Waiver for Limitations, you can get approved if you thoroughly document and provide supporting documents for the request and a good explanation for the waiver to be approved. Things will start moving quicker now. Good luck everyone waiting, your day will come. It may seem forever, but never give up hope. Yeaaaaaah!!!!!

Thanks for your update and congratulations on your approval.

"Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will direct your paths." (Proverbs 3, 5-6)

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