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Case Complete to Interview June 2016

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Sukie
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Congrats for those who are in the final days of struggle - those with Case Complete and those who have been scheduled an interview!!!! I'd like to make a suggestion to ALL CR-1 visa aspirants and the

Sukie
Sukie

You are getting so close! 1. You must enter the US prior to the expiration of your MEDICAL report - which is six months. So...if you got your medical just before your interview, then you have about

Jamis2
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@Hansona and jimitshah85, I know you guys are excited about tomorrow at the same time nervous. I just want to take this time to let you guys know that, God got you guys backs. It is ok to be afraid. I

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Rosegrove   86

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So did I. I wonder if it's OK. Since my ceac status changed to ready.

I wouldn't worry about the email delay. Probably just a technical hiccup. As long as CEAC says "Ready" I'd say you're fine ☺

USCIS Stage

I-130 petition sent: 8/4/2015

NOA 1: 8/17/2015 (NSC)

RFE recieved: 01/15/2016

RFE response sent: 01/23/2016

I-130 petition approved: 02/5/2016

NOA 2 recieved: 02/16/2016
Case sent to NVC: 02/17/2016

NVC Stage

Case recieved: 2/24/2016 (called NVC)

Case# & IIN recieved: 3/4/2016

DS-261 submitted: 3/4/2016

AOS fee paid: 3/11/2016

Revieved DS-261 via phone: 3/8/2016

Recieved IV-Bill: 3/9/2016

Paid IV-Bill: 3/12/2016

Sent AOS / IV Package: 3/16/2016

Submit DS-260: 3/17/2016

NVC Scan Date: 3/18/2016

Case Complete: 4/18/2016

Interview Date assigned: 4/28/2016

P4 recieved: 4/29/2016 (via e-mail) 

Embassy Stage

Medical Examination: 5/3/2016 (MUC)

Interview Date: 6/9/2016 (FRA)

CEAC status "Issued": 6/10/2016

Visa in hand: 06/11/2016 

POE: 06/25/2016 (Seattle)

Removal of Conditions 

File sent to CSC: 4/9/2018

NOA: 5/19/2018

18 Month Extension: 8/11/2018

Biometrics Waiver: 2/22/2019

Case approved: 4/25/2019

NOA received: 4/28/2019

GC received: 5/2/2019

Naturalization

Submitted N-400 (online): 06/26/2019

Biometrics scheduled: 06/29/2019

Biometrics appointment: 07/17/2019

PAhopefulDNP Explorer

PAhopefulDNP   1

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Got my medical done today,

Got there at 4:40 pm. Was done by 6:00 pm and collected my report at 8:00 pm.

Now, last step: Interview!!! :content:

Let us know how it goes. I'm nervous about Islamabad embassy because they put so many people in AP review. Hopefully it'll be smooth sailing for you. I haven't heard about my husbands interview yet. Hopefully by the end of this month i'll hear something. For the medical do they let you know everything is okay?

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Sho_Cin   0

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Wow, yours is already in Transit. My husband's interview is exactly 1 month away and our case still shows "At NVC." Maybe it will change to "In Transit" this week, or it'll skip "In Transit" and go straight to "Ready". I remember seeing a couple of other VJ members post about never seeing it change from "At NVC" to "In Transit" it just went straight to "Ready."

Also, ours still shows the 3rd N/A. As soon as we got our CC the "Foreign State of Chargeability" showed up.

My husband's interview is in 29 days :dancing: so I called Friday and they told me my case had just been sent to the embassy that day however the status didn't change to "In Transit" until today so I'm sure yours is probably on its way already or will be sent this week, good luck :goofy:

~Our Journey~

(L)

Married: 08/22/15

USCIS

I-130 sent: 09/09/15

NOA1: 09/10/15

NOA2: 02/12/16

NVC

Received case: 03/02/16

Case number: 03/09/16

DS-261: 03/09/16

AOS fee: 03/10/16

IV fee: 03/15/16

AOS sent: 03/15/16

IV sent: 03/16/16

DS-260: 03/18/16

Scan date: 03/18/16

Case Complete: 04/18/16

Embassy

Medical: 05/19/16

Interview: 06/14/16

Visa in hand:

POE:

"The Will of God will never take you where the Grace of God will not protect you."

Manutd10 Contributor

Manutd10   4

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Does foreigin state of chargeabllity means country of birth ? Mine shows Germany I'm born in Germany but I don't have German passport and my interview will be in Macedonia

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Sho_Cin   0

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Does foreigin state of chargeabllity means country of birth ? Mine shows Germany I'm born in Germany but I don't have German passport and my interview will be in Macedonia

I found this in one of the previous posts: (Hope it helps :))

“Chargeability” refers to the rules which are used to determine under which country you will be counted for green card purposes.There are certain categories under which you can obtain a “green card” (i.e., U.S. Permanent Residency) which do not have any limit on the number of green cards that are issued each year. For example, “immediate relatives” of U.S. Citizens (i.e., spouses of U.S. citizens, parents of U.S. citizens, and unmarried children under 21 years of age) are not subject to numerical quotas.

However, most categories under which you can obtain a “green card” are only allocated a limited number of immigrant visas (“green cards”) each year, and there are country limits imposed as well (in order to prevent having all of the year’s green cards going to a few countries). For these types of categories, it is often important to determine under which country you will be counted because it could make a big difference in terms of how long you will have to wait for a green card. Normally, you are counted under the country in which you were born, subject to certain exceptions. The State Department explains these rules in general as follows:

Ordinarily an immigrant is chargeable for visa purposes to the numerical limitation for the foreign state or dependent area in which the immigrant's place of birth is located. Exceptions are provided for a child (unmarried and under 21 years of age) or spouse accompanying or following to join a principal to prevent the separation of family members, as well as for an applicant born in the U.S. or in a foreign state of which neither parent was a native or resident. Alternate chargeability is desirable when the visa cut-off date for the foreign state of a parent or spouse is more advantageous than that of the applicant's foreign state.

~Our Journey~

(L)

Married: 08/22/15

USCIS

I-130 sent: 09/09/15

NOA1: 09/10/15

NOA2: 02/12/16

NVC

Received case: 03/02/16

Case number: 03/09/16

DS-261: 03/09/16

AOS fee: 03/10/16

IV fee: 03/15/16

AOS sent: 03/15/16

IV sent: 03/16/16

DS-260: 03/18/16

Scan date: 03/18/16

Case Complete: 04/18/16

Embassy

Medical: 05/19/16

Interview: 06/14/16

Visa in hand:

POE:

"The Will of God will never take you where the Grace of God will not protect you."

Manutd10 Contributor

Manutd10   4

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I found this in one of the previous posts: (Hope it helps :))

Chargeability refers to the rules which are used to determine under which country you will be counted for green card purposes.There are certain categories under which you can obtain a green card (i.e., U.S. Permanent Residency) which do not have any limit on the number of green cards that are issued each year. For example, immediate relatives of U.S. Citizens (i.e., spouses of U.S. citizens, parents of U.S. citizens, and unmarried children under 21 years of age) are not subject to numerical quotas.

However, most categories under which you can obtain a green card are only allocated a limited number of immigrant visas (green cards) each year, and there are country limits imposed as well (in order to prevent having all of the years green cards going to a few countries). For these types of categories, it is often important to determine under which country you will be counted because it could make a big difference in terms of how long you will have to wait for a green card. Normally, you are counted under the country in which you were born, subject to certain exceptions. The State Department explains these rules in general as follows:

Ordinarily an immigrant is chargeable for visa purposes to the numerical limitation for the foreign state or dependent area in which the immigrant's place of birth is located. Exceptions are provided for a child (unmarried and under 21 years of age) or spouse accompanying or following to join a principal to prevent the separation of family members, as well as for an applicant born in the U.S. or in a foreign state of which neither parent was a native or resident. Alternate chargeability is desirable when the visa cut-off date for the foreign state of a parent or spouse is more advantageous than that of the applicant's foreign state.

it's really helpful thank u so much :)
JASM Collaborator

JASM   19

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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APPROVED this morning in Lagos! :D Now I can get some sleep...

Congratulations!! :)

Good afternoon everyone. I collected Medical results today, so all that's left now is the interview on the 17th. Good luck to everyone with upcoming interviews and to those who are still waiting on dates, please stay strong. Much luv

All the best to you during your interview tomorrow!! Boy how time flies ;). Looking forward to hearing about your approval!

USCIS Stage

Marriage: 3/7/15

I-130 Sent: 5/29/15

NOA1: 6/2/15

NOA2 (approval): 12/01/15

NVC Stage (CR1)

NVC Received Case: 12/30/15

DS-261 Submitted: 1/11/16

Paid AOS fee: 1/13/16

Paid IV fee: 1/22/16

AOS & IV Package sent: 2/3/16

NVC Scan Date: 2/5/16

Case Complete: 3/8/16

NVC email w/Interview Letter: 3/10/16

Interview Date: 4/21/16

Interview Result: Approved!!

I-751: Removing of Conditions

http://www.visajourney.com/content/751guide

Converting out of state driver's license (MA)

http://www.massrmv.com/rmv/license/9oos.htm

LoveinGhana! Rising Star

LoveinGhana!   55

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Got my medical done today,

Got there at 4:40 pm. Was done by 6:00 pm and collected my report at 8:00 pm.

Now, last step: Interview!!! :content:

I wish you the best on the big day!!

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Marriage: June 15, 2015

File I-130: June 29, 2015

USCIS PD: June 30, 2015

NOA 1: July 2, 2015 (Nebraska)

NOA 2: December 10, 2015 (161 days)

NOA 2- Hard copy: December 16, 2015

Case Sent to NVC: December 17, 2015

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NVC:

Case received: December 21, 2015

Case and IIN#: January 5, 2016

Choice of Agent -DS-261: January 6, 2016

AOS Fee Invoiced: January 6, 2016

AOS Fee Paid: January 6, 2016

IV Fee Invoiced: January 7, 2016

IV Fee Paid: January 19, 2016

DS-260 Completed: January 19, 2016

Sent AOS & IV Packets: January 28, 2016

Scan Date: January 29, 2016

Case Complete: March 2, 2016

Interview Scheduled & Letter Received: May 25, 2016

Interview Date: July 18, 2016

Visa In Hand:

POE:

JASM Collaborator

JASM   19

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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Congratulations.... My husband got his passport with Visa and the sealed Envelope today...

Congrats Mrsgbovo! Hopefully he'll be joining you very soon :)

USCIS Stage

Marriage: 3/7/15

I-130 Sent: 5/29/15

NOA1: 6/2/15

NOA2 (approval): 12/01/15

NVC Stage (CR1)

NVC Received Case: 12/30/15

DS-261 Submitted: 1/11/16

Paid AOS fee: 1/13/16

Paid IV fee: 1/22/16

AOS & IV Package sent: 2/3/16

NVC Scan Date: 2/5/16

Case Complete: 3/8/16

NVC email w/Interview Letter: 3/10/16

Interview Date: 4/21/16

Interview Result: Approved!!

I-751: Removing of Conditions

http://www.visajourney.com/content/751guide

Converting out of state driver's license (MA)

http://www.massrmv.com/rmv/license/9oos.htm

Sho_Cin Rookie

Sho_Cin   0

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it's really helpful thank u so much :)

You're welcome :D

~Our Journey~

(L)

Married: 08/22/15

USCIS

I-130 sent: 09/09/15

NOA1: 09/10/15

NOA2: 02/12/16

NVC

Received case: 03/02/16

Case number: 03/09/16

DS-261: 03/09/16

AOS fee: 03/10/16

IV fee: 03/15/16

AOS sent: 03/15/16

IV sent: 03/16/16

DS-260: 03/18/16

Scan date: 03/18/16

Case Complete: 04/18/16

Embassy

Medical: 05/19/16

Interview: 06/14/16

Visa in hand:

POE:

"The Will of God will never take you where the Grace of God will not protect you."

shsl73 Rising Star

shsl73   29

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Thank you. I am hoping it goes smoothly as possible.

Special message for you in your PM...

*not wishing you luck, as this isn't a game of chances but sending you good vibes and prayers to the most high for strength and confidence. You Affirmed it..now go get your confirmation!

Here's a little tickle to make you laugh...

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU...and make sure DOUBLE up on the deorderant...

Edissa508 Explorer

Edissa508   8

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Special message for you in your PM...

*not wishing you luck, as this isn't a game of chances but sending you good vibes and prayers to the most high for strength and confidence. You Affirmed it..now go get your confirmation!

Here's a little tickle to make you laugh...

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU...and make sure DOUBLE up on the deorderant...

Lol. Thank you so much my friend. Always know how to make one feel better ☺ ☺ ☺ ☺ Edited by Edissa508
 
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