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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Yikes! My British passport application asked for something similar. I had to mail the thing to a British family friend, who is a doctor, have her sign it and list her qualifications and endorse my photos.

Oddly, my British consular birth registration and my father's required no ID or reason and only a name and approximate place and date of birth. I haven't even spoken to my biological father in years and they just gave it to me (they didn't ask if I had his permission before anyone goes thinking I did something wrong).

What a pain to just get a birth certificate though. It was so easy in DK, you just order it online and it comes from the local Church (who records all births regardless of denomination) in a day.

Seriously it infuriates me to think about the probability of me getting an RFE for his BC when I don't have the money right now then on top of that an interview for the I-130 and having to drive back to the states just to do so so I'm going to get off the computer.

Time to do some grocery shopping and laundry. :angry:

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Qatar
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KDH you're sweating something that hasn't even happened yet! Wait until you have a reason to be infuriated, then blow your top. Otherwise you're going to end up with some real high blood pressure by the time this process is over! :rofl:

USC married to Palestinian lived in Doha, Qatar for seven years, in the USA since July 2013 with an eight year old and a two year old smile.png

USCIS - 37 days
12.13.12: Sent I-130 from abroad
12.16.12: Delivered to Chicago Lock Box
12.19.12: NOA1 - E-mail, MSC number
12.21.12: Case showed up online
01.25.13: NOA2
01.30.13: Email from USCIS - Post Decision Activity - Case sent to NVC
NVC - 28 Days
02.05.13: NVC Received
02.22.13: Case/IIN Received

AOS Track
02.26.13: AOS bill invoiced
02.27.13: Pay AOS bill
03.06.13: AOS bill shows PAID
03.07.13: AOS package sent

IV Track
02.23.13: DS-3032 sent
03.03.13: DS-3032 re-sent for Supervisor Review
03.04.13: DS-3032 accepted
03.06.13: First DS-3032 accepted!
03.05.13: IV bill invoiced
03.06.13: Pay IV bill
03.07.13: IV bill shows PAID
03.07.13: IV package sent

03.11.13: AOS and IV Packages delivered to NVC
03.20.13: IV Package Accepted
03.22.13: Case complete
03.29.13: Interview scheduled - Email
04.02.13: Case left NVC
Consulate
04.04.13: Case received
04.08.13 - Medical
04.28.13 - Interview - Approved

05.02.13 - Visa In Hand
07.21.13 - POE (Washington D.C.)

Gearing up to apply for Naturalization in April 2016!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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KDH you're sweating something that hasn't even happened yet! Wait until you have a reason to be infuriated, then blow your top. Otherwise you're going to end up with some real high blood pressure by the time this process is over! :rofl:

I dream of high blood pressure so I welcome it.

I have low blood pressure and have to eat salt on everything to prevent myself from passing out every time I stand up.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Qatar
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Hmmmm...then stress away, I guess!

USC married to Palestinian lived in Doha, Qatar for seven years, in the USA since July 2013 with an eight year old and a two year old smile.png

USCIS - 37 days
12.13.12: Sent I-130 from abroad
12.16.12: Delivered to Chicago Lock Box
12.19.12: NOA1 - E-mail, MSC number
12.21.12: Case showed up online
01.25.13: NOA2
01.30.13: Email from USCIS - Post Decision Activity - Case sent to NVC
NVC - 28 Days
02.05.13: NVC Received
02.22.13: Case/IIN Received

AOS Track
02.26.13: AOS bill invoiced
02.27.13: Pay AOS bill
03.06.13: AOS bill shows PAID
03.07.13: AOS package sent

IV Track
02.23.13: DS-3032 sent
03.03.13: DS-3032 re-sent for Supervisor Review
03.04.13: DS-3032 accepted
03.06.13: First DS-3032 accepted!
03.05.13: IV bill invoiced
03.06.13: Pay IV bill
03.07.13: IV bill shows PAID
03.07.13: IV package sent

03.11.13: AOS and IV Packages delivered to NVC
03.20.13: IV Package Accepted
03.22.13: Case complete
03.29.13: Interview scheduled - Email
04.02.13: Case left NVC
Consulate
04.04.13: Case received
04.08.13 - Medical
04.28.13 - Interview - Approved

05.02.13 - Visa In Hand
07.21.13 - POE (Washington D.C.)

Gearing up to apply for Naturalization in April 2016!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Qatar
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:lol: I'm sorry to laugh...but it's hysterical laughter, b/c I swear if I get a request for an interview I will raise hell b/c I'm overseas! This is going to be the longest 9 months of our lives..if we're lucky!

USC married to Palestinian lived in Doha, Qatar for seven years, in the USA since July 2013 with an eight year old and a two year old smile.png

USCIS - 37 days
12.13.12: Sent I-130 from abroad
12.16.12: Delivered to Chicago Lock Box
12.19.12: NOA1 - E-mail, MSC number
12.21.12: Case showed up online
01.25.13: NOA2
01.30.13: Email from USCIS - Post Decision Activity - Case sent to NVC
NVC - 28 Days
02.05.13: NVC Received
02.22.13: Case/IIN Received

AOS Track
02.26.13: AOS bill invoiced
02.27.13: Pay AOS bill
03.06.13: AOS bill shows PAID
03.07.13: AOS package sent

IV Track
02.23.13: DS-3032 sent
03.03.13: DS-3032 re-sent for Supervisor Review
03.04.13: DS-3032 accepted
03.06.13: First DS-3032 accepted!
03.05.13: IV bill invoiced
03.06.13: Pay IV bill
03.07.13: IV bill shows PAID
03.07.13: IV package sent

03.11.13: AOS and IV Packages delivered to NVC
03.20.13: IV Package Accepted
03.22.13: Case complete
03.29.13: Interview scheduled - Email
04.02.13: Case left NVC
Consulate
04.04.13: Case received
04.08.13 - Medical
04.28.13 - Interview - Approved

05.02.13 - Visa In Hand
07.21.13 - POE (Washington D.C.)

Gearing up to apply for Naturalization in April 2016!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Denmark
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:lol: I'm sorry to laugh...but it's hysterical laughter, b/c I swear if I get a request for an interview I will raise hell b/c I'm overseas! This is going to be the longest 9 months of our lives..if we're lucky!

I think we are actually getting processed at NBC and they don't seem to be doing all think hinky stuff, but they also don't seem to be expediting petitioner's who live abroad in non-DCF countries either.

USCIS is pretty inconsistent. :bonk:

3/2/18  E-filed N-400 under 5 year rule

3/26/18 Biometrics

7/2019-12/2019 (Yes, 16- 21 months) Estimated time to interview MSP office.

 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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:lol: I'm sorry to laugh...but it's hysterical laughter, b/c I swear if I get a request for an interview I will raise hell b/c I'm overseas! This is going to be the longest 9 months of our lives..if we're lucky!

If I wasn't going to be in Canada, I wouldn't complain.

If I was local, I would be inconvenienced, obviously, and have to take a day off work, but I just do NOT have 250 bucks to take an unexpected trip to the US just to look at them and say 'okay what do you want from me?'

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