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Government Shutdown Effect on Interview & Visa issuance?

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My fiance will be mailing her DS2001 stating she is ready for the interview, and has all the necessary paperwork. What can we expect this government shutdown to affect? Will she be interviewed and issued a visa from the US Embassy in Germany as normal? Will there be any delays? I am very worried about this last step in the process to being able to see her again in the US!

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I am US Citizen living in Kuwait, and we just received our interview date for the end of Oct. So it should be OK...BUT we all will have to see how things go.. Hang in there. :)

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My fiance will be mailing her DS2001 stating she is ready for the interview, and has all the necessary paperwork. What can we expect this government shutdown to affect? Will she be interviewed and issued a visa from the US Embassy in Germany as normal? Will there be any delays? I am very worried about this last step in the process to being able to see her again in the US!

your answer

http://www.migrationexpert.com/visa/us_immigration_news/2013/Oct/0/728/visa_services_unaffected_by_the_us_shutdown

NOA1 December 20,2012

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the shutdown should have no effect. Link http://www.migrationexpert.com/visa/us_immigration_news/2013/Oct/0/728/visa_services_unaffected_by_the_us_shutdown



My fiance will be mailing her DS2001 stating she is ready for the interview, and has all the necessary paperwork. What can we expect this government shutdown to affect? Will she be interviewed and issued a visa from the US Embassy in Germany as normal? Will there be any delays? I am very worried about this last step in the process to being able to see her again in the US!

NOA1 December 20,2012

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nigelrock   1

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My fiance will be mailing her DS2001 stating she is ready for the interview, and has all the necessary paperwork. What can we expect this government shutdown to affect? Will she be interviewed and issued a visa from the US Embassy in Germany as normal? Will there be any delays? I am very worried about this last step in the process to being able to see her again in the US!

No effect

LINK: http://www.migrationexpert.com/visa/us_immigration_news/2013/Oct/0/728/visa_services_unaffected_by_the_us_shutdown

NOA1 December 20,2012

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