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DCF is back with new rules 3/21/07

By John and Sonya in Direct Consular Filing (DCF) General Discussion

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa (DCF) Country: France
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Does nayone know how liberal they are/will be on this?

Look, hopefully this is going to go back to a Consulate-level decision. In which case, you will not find any information online.

One of you is going to have to cowboy up and go to the Embassy in Tokyo in person (maybe with your I-130 in tow?) and see what you can fine out.

Otherwise, go by what you find online. All of those exceptions would have to be requested in person, and it will always be a requirement that the USC by at minimum physically present in the country where they want to file.

I'm not so sure that is going to happen Mo... USCIS offices overseas have limited respurces and making background checks for USC's living in the US is something I don't think they're going to want to go out of their way to do... I doubt they are going to want to waste their resources on making checks on those that should have had them done in the US where they have greater resources...

I think this requirement is going to be firm... people are only going to be allowed to file I-130's overseas if they have demonstrated 6 months of residency outside of the US...

i THINK SO

- Nov 2006

Paris Civil Wedding

- Jan 2007

DCF (CR1-CR2)

I-130 Aproved the same day i went to Paris Embassy

Form DS-2001 sent back to Paris Embassy

Got appointment letter for the final interview in March 2007 with my Case number.

Packet 4

Adam walsh law, call from embassy final interview postpone

Paris Embassy sent all pending I-130 petitions to Roma uscis for an Petionner background check

- Feb 2007

Medical visit

I- 130 petitions back from the Roma uscis ''reaproved''

Call from Paris Embassy confimation for my final interview in March 2007.

- March 2007

Final interview date: CR1-CR2 Aproved

Passports with visas came by chrono 5 days after interview.

57 days in total

- April 2007

Moving to USA

Atlanta POE

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