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chanhphamvn   5

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Do you watch the visa bulletin board? http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/law-and-policy/bulletin.html

Whenever your priority date (on your I-797 receipt notice) becomes current, that is when a visa will be available to you.

Hi

I know visa bulletin retrogression 2014, u have ideal about this? im worry , if retrogression so how far??

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chanhphamvn   5

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Do you watch the visa bulletin board? http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/law-and-policy/bulletin.html

Whenever your priority date (on your I-797 receipt notice) becomes current, that is when a visa will be available to you.

hi u think time processing i-130 for us citizen and permanent resident is the same, i dont see time processing on uscis website..
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That's true!! I just didn't have anything to prove we are married other than the certificate and that receipt with my married name on. And the fact we have affidavits from people who were at our house when our other friend married us!

The stuff you worry about during this process is ridiculous!

I'm on my phone right now so I can't see your timeline etc.

Are you waiting for your approval now?

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chanhphamvn   5

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That's true!! I just didn't have anything to prove we are married other than the certificate and that receipt with my married name on. And the fact we have affidavits from people who were at our house when our other friend married us!

The stuff you worry about during this process is ridiculous!

I'm on my phone right now so I can't see your timeline etc.

Are you waiting for your approval now?

hi

im permanent '5 month already for i-130. I dont know when my case will approval, u have ideals??

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Hello!

I petitioned for my husband on 3/20/14 ( I-130) and I just got approved last week 3/25/14. I don't understand a lot of the immigration processes and especially when it comes to the Visa cut off dates. Can anyone tell me if the cut of date for a visa is the NOA1 date or the date from when your I-130 gets approved? And also can anyone tell me what the average time is from when you receive your NOA2 to the consular interview date? I know there are time lines in the website you can see and it seems to me from what I understand that it is about 3 months. Is this correct? Does anyone whos spouse is from Guatemala have any information regarding this? Thank you guys in advance any info helps! :o)

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Hello!

I petitioned for my husband on 3/20/14 ( I-130) and I just got approved last week 3/25/14. I don't understand a lot of the immigration processes and especially when it comes to the Visa cut off dates. Can anyone tell me if the cut of date for a visa is the NOA1 date or the date from when your I-130 gets approved? And also can anyone tell me what the average time is from when you receive your NOA2 to the consular interview date? I know there are time lines in the website you can see and it seems to me from what I understand that it is about 3 months. Is this correct? Does anyone whos spouse is from Guatemala have any information regarding this? Thank you guys in advance any info helps! :o)

What do you mean? You probably received NOA1 saying they got your case. Its taking abt 5 months to get your case approved which they will send you a NOA2. Then u start the visa process.

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Carmen17   7

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What do you mean? You probably received NOA1 saying they got your case. Its taking abt 5 months to get your case approved which they will send you a NOA2. Then u start the visa process.

I'm sorry I don't know if what I said might have been confusing. :-) my case was sent to the NVC already and I am waiting for a visa #. So I want to know what the average time is from when ur case gets sent to NVC until u you get a consular interview. And I've also read that there is a cut off date for a visa but I don't know if to qualify for a visa the cut off date is from the NOA1 or the NOA2.

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What do you mean? You probably received NOA1 saying they got your case. Its taking abt 5 months to get your case approved which they will send you a NOA2. Then u start the visa process.

I'm sorry I don't know if what I said might have been confusing. :-) my case was sent to the NVC already and I am waiting for a visa #. So I want to know what the average time is from when ur case gets sent to NVC until u you get a consular interview. And I've also read that there is a cut off date for a visa but I don't know if to qualify for a visa the cut off date is from the NOA1 or the NOA2.

I guess what Livelyio meant was, that your case got a speedy approval, if you sent the I130 on the 3/20/14 and already got approved on 3/25/14. That´s only 5 days, which to us seems to be super super fast :wow: . But if so, congratulations!!! :dancing:


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06/30/2014 - NVC received case
07/23/2014 - case# assigned
07/30/2014 - received IIN #
07/30/2014 - submitted DS-261 / paid AOS Fee
08/01/2014 - AOS Fee showed "Paid"
09/11/2014 - IV Bill invoiced and paid
09/13/2014 - IV Bill showed "Paid"
09/17/2014 - submitted DS-260
09/29/2014 - mailed off AOS & IV Packet
10/01/2014 - NVC received documents (e-mail 60 days review)
10/02/2014 - Scan date
12/02/2014 - received checklist for AOS
12/11/2014 - new scan date for corrected AOS
02/05/2015 - Case complete as for my case (son´s case still shows paid)
02/06/2015 - 2nd checklist email for both cases (i can take my correction to the interview, for son another 60 days of wait :clock: :cry: )
02/18/2015 - new Scan date
03/26/2015 - Case complete for my son´s case too, yay, the uncertainty is over
04/01/2015 - received Case Complete email for both
05/06/2015 - Medical
05/26/2015 - Interview / APPROVED!!!
05/26/2015 - CEAC already shows "ISSUED" in the afternoon
05/30/2015 - Visa in hands
08/12/2015 - POE Houston, TX
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I guess what Livelyio meant was, that your case got a speedy approval, if you sent the I130 on the 3/20/14 and already got approved on 3/25/14. That´s only 5 days, which to us seems to be super super fast :wow: . But if so, congratulations!!! :dancing:

Yes it is what I was trying to say, but her i130 was sent in in March 2013 and just got approved. So they took a while for her.

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Carmen17   7

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Yes it is what I was trying to say, but her i130 was sent in in March 2013 and just got approved. So they took a while for her.

Yes it took over a year to get my approval :-( andb its ridiculous because everyone who filed just a few months ago already have a visa #....:-[

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chanhphamvn   5

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Yes it is what I was trying to say, but her i130 was sent in in March 2013 and just got approved. So they took a while for her.

Yes it took over a year to get my approval :-( andb its ridiculous because everyone who filed just a few months ago already have a visa #....:-[

it is take so long to approval.Are u sent direct so NSC OR transfer???
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Carmen17   7

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it is take so long to approval.Are u sent direct so NSC OR transfer???

Mine was a tranfer. I was at the NBC then in November got transfered to NSC...

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chanhphamvn   5

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It's been 10 months 20 days, i haven't gotten an approval yet. i am soo sick of this.

Good luck all

what is your PD days? are u sent direct to NSC OR transfer????
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what is your PD days? are u sent direct to NSC OR transfer????

Tranfer, pd was on may,13, 2013. How about you?

My status right now:

On February 26, 2014, your Alien Registration Number was changed relating to your I130, IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN. Please check our website at www.uscis.gov for further updates on your case. Please wait until the end of normal processing time before calling customer service at 1-800-375-5283 for live assistance.

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