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Felicidades sam072113!!! It's happening people! The files are moving!

OUR LOVE HISTORY

10/02/12:It was love at first sight :wub:

10/14/12:I made the first move and we became an item :idea:

10/14/13:First year anniversary as a couple (L)

05/26/14:Engaged! :yes:

07/25/14:I returned to the states to start K-1 Visa process :cry:

10/14/14:2nd year anniversary as a couple :luv:

TIMELINE FOR OUR K1 -VISA

09/30/14:Sent the 1-129F package to Lockbox in Lewisville, TX

10/06/14:Received NOA1 via text and email :dance:

10/11/14:Received NOA1 hardcopy in mail

05/01/15:Received NOA2 via text and email 9:01pm CDT :wow:

05/07/15:Received NOA2 hardcopy in mail

05/27/15 Date NVC received case (I tracked my case on ceac website to approx. this date)

(I emailed them the day I noticed on ceac website my status was READY)

06/03/15:Received email from USEM with Packet 4 instructions. Immediately scheduled medical exam!

06/05/15:Date of Fiance's scheduled Medical Exams -- Passed with flying colors!

06/30/15:Date of Interview --APPROVED!!

07/11/15:Date received Passport with Visa at pickup location in hometown

07/16/15:Date of my travel to bring Fiance to USA

07/19/15:Fiance and I arrived in TX!!!

09/19/15:Date of wedding --

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Texasav8r
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It's called a troll. There are a few on here and he/she probably has no clue what a K-1 is to begin with. Many people get their jollies coming in to a thread and trying to cause trouble. Jerks all

Josh1987
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June Filers, Here is the latest updates from my script/program. Latest Approved File: src1490304672 Status: 12/5/2014 Approved NOA1 Batch: 6/17/2014 Wait time: 170 Days File

luvHKman
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And with that comment from JlJourney, i am staying off this site for a month at least. Why would u even post on here if u filed in April its for June filers.

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Hey, i have a question. In my initial 129F petition, I included my fiancées original B/C and original police report. I actually have the originals since I just copied them and sent them to uscis. My question is I heard she has to bring the originals to the interview. Is that really the case or will they waive the requirements since I already have them in the original package? In other words should I send her back the B/C and pice report?

On another thought, it may be time saving by having her just get another set of originals. There's no telling how long the documents would take to get there.

Any thoughts?

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Hey, i have a question. In my initial 129F petition, I included my fiancées original B/C and original police report. I actually have the originals since I just copied them and sent them to uscis. My question is I heard she has to bring the originals to the interview. Is that really the case or will they waive the requirements since I already have them in the original package? In other words should I send her back the B/C and pice report?

On another thought, it may be time saving by having her just get another set of originals. There's no telling how long the documents would take to get there.

Any thoughts?

Hi,

Here is a link to a post-NOA2 June 2014 thread http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/528070-noa2-approval-thread-june-2014-tsc-filers/page-18

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Hey, i have a question. In my initial 129F petition, I included my fiancées original B/C and original police report. I actually have the originals since I just copied them and sent them to uscis. My question is I heard she has to bring the originals to the interview. Is that really the case or will they waive the requirements since I already have them in the original package? In other words should I send her back the B/C and pice report?

On another thought, it may be time saving by having her just get another set of originals. There's no telling how long the documents would take to get there.

Any thoughts?

If you are the petitioner you did not need to include the birth certificate or police report for the beneficiary, and yes, as for DR both of those documents will be needed at the interview for your fiancée. It won't hurt to get an update police report just in case at time of interview, best of luck!

The total amount of days from the date I mailed in our K1 Visa application to the day my fiancé stepped foot into the USA:

1 year, 3 months and 8 days.

The amount of days from the date we mailed in our AOS to the date everything was approved (after 3 RFEs):

7 months & 5 days

Which makes our journey a total of:

2 years, 3 months, and 8 days


(L)"I remember the days I prayed for everything I have now." (L)


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IsaacPamela2015   8

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Cool. That shouldn't be a problem. Now my next issue is that I recently started a new job and am on probation for the next 6 months meaning I can't miss work. I'm guessing that's going to be a problem, isn't it?

For the interview that is.

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Lauren and Kevin   55

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Cool. That shouldn't be a problem. Now my next issue is that I recently started a new job and am on probation for the next 6 months meaning I can't miss work. I'm guessing that's going to be a problem, isn't it?

For the interview that is.

It's not a requirement in the UK for the petitioner to be at the interview - is it for your embassy in your fiancee's country? So it's nice to have the moral support, but if your work is an issue, then it's just another little bump on the road.

I've been totally honest with my work so far, and it's surprising how many romantics there are out there who are prepared to bend and help :)

Why not have a conversation with them - explain the situation, say why you want to go, that it would be unpaid leave, and ask if it would make no difference to your probation, as you are not slacking, lazy, being late for work, or a bad worker - these are the probation issues - plus explain you need to have the job for some time to come as you will be supporting your fiancee who cannot work, so they can rely on you being there for some time.

If they say no, then that's fine. But don't just assume it will be a problem without having a conversation with them - it never hurts to talk.. :)

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