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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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Go to Nigeria group it should be in it. I don't know about interpreter, US embassy in Thailand, CO can't speak thai. So I think CO in Nigeria they might can speak many difference languages.

I hope you could find one. :thumbs:

Edited by MiiMO-MeLoN

CR-1 Visa

2012-07-07 : Sent I-130 to Phoenix AZ Lockbox

2012-07-10 : NOA1 case transferred to USCIS California Service Center

2012-08-30 : NOA2 Approved in 51 days

National Visa Center

2012-09-11 : NVC Received

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2012-09-20 : Received and Replied DS-3032 via e-mail / Received and Pay I-864 Fee online

2012-09-21 : Applied For Police Clearance Certificate

2012-09-25 : AOS Fee Status Shows PAID / Return AOS packet by USPS

2012-09-28 : AOS packet delivered at NVC

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2012-10-05 : IV Fee Status Shows PAID / Recieved PCC / Return IV packet by DHL(Thailand)

2012-10-22 : Case Completed at NVC in 41 days

2012-10-24 : Medical Exam and Vaccines Injection (2nd dose of Td and MMR) at Bumrungrad Int'l Hospital

2012-11-02 : Interview date assigned / received P4 via e-mail

2012-11-21 : Received P4 hard copy

2012-11-29 : Applied J-1Visa Waiver

2012-12-12 : Interview at USEMBangkok

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2013-03-25 : US Entry ALT

My Previous US Visas

Mar-Jun 2008: J-1(Work&Travel Exchange Student).

Jul-Nov 2008: F-1(UWF Student).

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May 2011-2012: J-1(Internship) {2HRR}

Nov 28, 2012-Mar 4, 2013: J-1 Visa Waiver

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
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Joseph said many were allowed to bring their own person that " could hear english" He doesn't think the embassy keeps people for all the languages. He said the person simply listened to each side and relayed the message . He suspects that many of the CO's understand at least some of the major languages.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

 
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