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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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I just received an email indicating our I-130 has been approved!

Any advice on the next steps? Naturally, we are excited and want to keep the momentum up.

I looked at the shortcuts, and am wondering, is there any issue with the whole self barcode making system? Wouldn't want to mess up what we have..,

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Robinhood   13

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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Congratulations

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I130
11/30/2012 - NOA1 - NBC
01/09/2013 - Transfer to local office(Newark, NJ)
03/11/2013 - INFO Pass
04/04/2013 - INFO Pass
04/30/2013 - RFE - Properly complete and re-submit G-325A.
05/09/2013 - RFE hand delivered to Local office.
05/10/2013 - NOA2 - Newark NJ

NVC
05/13/2013 - NVC Received.
05/30/2013 - Case & IIN # Received.
05/30/2013 - DS3032 & E-mail sent to remove Attorney and appoint petitioner as choice of Agent.
05/30/2013 - NVC accepted request and stated that further communication will now directed to petitioner.
06/04/2013 - AOS & IV bill e-mail received, generated and paid.
06/05/2013 - AOS & IV status paid.
06/05/2013 - AOS package sent
06/12/2013 - IV package sent
06/25/2013 - AOS Accepted
07/03/2013 - IV accepted
07/03/2013 - Case Complete
07/30/2013 - Interview Date received

09/30/2013 - Interview

09/30/2013 - Approved

10/02/2013 - Visa in hand

10/05/2013 - POE




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ShirahBet   42

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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There's no point of self-barcoding. That information is extremely old. Here's the deal, as you go along and pay the fees, nearly instantly, you'll be able to print an official barcode on an official coversheet. They tell you that anything you send has to have their sheet. I think the old information was from before things were computerized as much as they are.

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