Diversity visa issuance expiring soon but still on AP

[monausman 0]

HI Everyone,

We(me , hubby and 3 kids) had interview on 3rd july after long paper work and medical , Then we are on AP after interview Than status changed to READY and again READY and Again AP , But 3 kids are still on 1st READY ,the status changed recently but still says READY ( book your appointment ) as the Diversity issuance is gonna expire on 30th Sep 2013 , We all are worried about kids,

GUYS!! plz give your suggestions .... this is a great help site for all of us....

will be updating you soon...

[Waitingggg 20]

It's a great sign. Inshallah you will hear good news soon

[monausman 0]

Thanks ..... Pray for us... we are also praying whoever is going through this painful process

[Boiler 45,519]

To get through AP in less than 3 months would be unusual.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

To get through AP in less than 3 months would be unusual.

But certainly not unheard of, especially for DV cases.

[L37 0]

I thought Pakistan is not a diversity visa qualifying country?

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

I thought Pakistan is not a diversity visa qualifying country?

Hm, you are right, but maybe the poster was able to claim chargeability from another country.

[Boiler 45,519]

Begs the question why on average AP for DV cases is quicker?

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Begs the question why on average AP for DV cases is quicker?

I don't know if it's quicker on average, but there is some evidence on other forums that they take account of the 30 Sept expiry date. They do warn however that if you're still in AP after 30 Sept you lose out. In any case the official usual time for resolving AP is 60 days (see link below); it's likely that the people moaning on forums are the smaller percentage that are not, but because they are obviously more vocal it might give the impression that longer is normal.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/a_zindex/a_zindex_4353.html

[Boiler 45,519]

I don't know if it's quicker on average, but there is some evidence on other forums that they take account of the 30 Sept expiry date. They do warn however that if you're still in AP after 30 Sept you lose out. In any case the official usual time for resolving AP is 60 days (see link below); it's likely that the people moaning on forums are the smaller percentage that are not, but because they are obviously more vocal it might give the impression that longer is normal.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/a_zindex/a_zindex_4353.html

Whilst I am sure that is the case, Pakistan seems to be a situation of its own.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Whilst I am sure that is the case, Pakistan seems to be a situation of its own.

Probably not quite "on its own", but certainly it would be among the high security risk countries, so yes probably longer than usual.

[Boiler 45,519]

I guess Yemen and Afghanistan could be similar, but as far as those countries where a lot of people want to move to the US are concerned, Pakistan seems to max out on AP.

[monausman 0]

I thought Pakistan is not a diversity visa qualifying country?

Hm, you are right, but maybe the poster was able to claim chargeability from another country.

u r right ... i was born in UAE but presently living in Pakistan

[monausman 0]

Hi ALL,

I am Happy to tell you guys that today on 11th Sep 2013 our case is updated and we all 5 members are on final AP, Now i am excited to get our visa(s) get issued soon.....

Any guesses how long this AP takes to turn ISSUED???

[Waitingggg 20]

Hi ALL,

I am Happy to tell you guys that today on 11th Sep 2013 our case is updated and we all 5 members are on final AP, Now i am excited to get our visa(s) get issued soon.....

Any guesses how long this AP takes to turn ISSUED???

How do u know its final ap? ?