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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Anyone have any ideas as to what should go in there? Just a list of enclosures etc case number etc?

Andrew & Brittany's CR-1 Visajourney

...(UK).......(USC)

I-130 sent to CSC.........................30/4/2005

Received......................................10/5/2005

I-130 NOA1..................................18/5/2005

Cheque cashed.............................19/5/2005

Touched.......................................02/6/2005

Sent for Police Cert........................08/6/2005

NOA1 received...............................09/6/2005

Police Cert received.....all clean!!.....18/6/2005

Touched........................................19/8/2005

Touched again...............................22/8/2005

NOA2 date.....................................19/12/2005

NOA2 recieved in mail.....................21/12/2005

National Visa Centre

Case number assigned..................06/01/2006

Case Complete.............................02/05/2006

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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Yeah this is what I had in my cover letter

Case # BMB2005*******

Sponsor: ********

Immigrant:*******

I – 864 and supporting Documents.

* Barcoded cover sheet

* I-864

* Authorization for Release of Federal Tax Data

* Copy of tax returns from last three years – 2004, 2003, 2002

* Copies of W2s – 2004, 2003, 2002

* Letter of employment

* Last three pay stubs

CSC Timeline

05/03/2005 NOA1 for I-130 CR1

10/28/2005 NOA2

NVC Timeline

11/15/2005 - NVC case number assigned

01/04/2006 - NVC completed the case... ( 50 days)

01/11/2006 Case sent to Embassy

01/16/2006 Case deliverd to Embassy as per DHL tracking

February 7th, 2006 Found out Interview date by Calling DOS (202-663-1225)

February 13, 2006 - Packet 4 received

March 21st, 2006 - Medical

March 23rd, 2006 - Interview --- VISA APPROVED

March 24th - Passport received. ( Applicant picked up passport from Courier/delivery service office)

April 7th - Hubby's POE at Chicago.

April 10th - Trip to SSA Local office to apply for Social Security Card.

April 27th - 1st Welcome letter

May 1st - 2nd Welcome letter

May5th - Received Social Security card in mail

May 11th - Received Green Card in mail

196 Days @ USCIS ( 178 for NOA2 + 18 case transfer at NVC)

50 Days @ NVC to complete the case

13 Days @ case transfer at embassy

65 Days @ Embassy

Total -324 days from NOA1 to Visa approval

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