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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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If I am correct, based on your timeline, you're under K1 visa. And basically, people who are under this Visa type easily gets there case number from NVC than CR1 visas. COz K1 visas, their papers are forwarded directly to the consulate after they pay there visa and have it process when they come to US. Unlike CR1 visa, we undergo first the processing to NVC and wait for our case to be closed before they can schedule us our interview. CR1 usually takes longer than K1. Thank u though. goodluck on ur journey too!

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