B1/b2 visa

[gregcrs2 1,778]

Hey...do whatever you want! Just trying to save you the trouble. USCIS has already approved your NOA2. So your I-130 has been approved and is in the hands of NVC (State Dept.). Your file is in NVC control, not the USCIS. I provided the link in the previous post from the State Department clearly explaining that once I-130 is approved, the K-3 is dead.

[rochelel 5]

Hey...do whatever you want! Just trying to save you the trouble. USCIS has already approved your NOA2. So your I-130 has been approved and is in the hands of NVC (State Dept.). Your file is in NVC control, not the USCIS. I provided the link in the previous post from the State Department clearly explaining that once I-130 is approved, the K-3 is dead.

This K3 Visa ( Was just making a suggestion to someone else its not for me, sorry for the confusion but i was not talking for myself) i was talking to some one else

[Boiler 45,761]

A tiny number are approved and the time difference is minuscule, does cost more and has other issues,

[rochelel 5]

A tiny number are approved and the time difference is minuscule, does cost more and has other issues

i know more benefits to be a CR1.

[Cathi 5,771]

I know this you can only apply for a K3 before you get the NOA 2. That what i was told by USCIS. My friend did it.

OMG!!!!!!!!! The case is at NVC of course they already have NOA2. You really need to be better informed.

[rochelel 5]

OMG!!!!!!!!! The case is at NVC of course they already have NOA2. You really need to be better informed.

This K3 Visa ( Was just making a suggestion to someone else its not for me, sorry for the confusion but i was not talking for myself) i was talking to some one else

[Ryan H 3,818]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Progress Reports to Tourist Visas forum.

[Khadija aktar 19]

Is there a detailed description of his circumstances I have missed?

[Khadija aktar 19]

You can certainly try the K3 route, why would you though, especially this far in.

[LionessDeon 2,060]

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Edited September 28, 2016 by newlife5657

[MrsBurgz 104]

[Thegirl 225]

I would like to apply for a b1/b2 visa for my husband, I filed a cr1 for him and it's at the Nvc for 4 months now, what are your thoughts???

very late to this party but... you can apply however, considering that Kgn is out of visitors visa for this year, it doesn't make sense. You wouldn't get a date for this year and the chances of you getting the B1/b2 considering visas are limited and you are almost at interview, they would probably deny you. They are now only approving emergency cases. I suggest you guys wait on NVC. I think the supervisors review after just 6 weeks was a bad idea because it added a possible 60 days on your case. My case took just over 6 weeks to complete. I know its hard to wait but sometimes a little patience goes a long way. I waited almost 2 months after having my visa to POE, hard but sometimes patience is the best thing. Think about the fact that its a little wait to spend the rest of your lives together... Is it worth it? a few more weeks for the rest of your life. You can do it man, just hang in there.

[jan22 3,056]

very late to this party but... you can apply however, considering that Kgn is out of visitors visa for this year, it doesn't make sense. You wouldn't get a date for this year and the chances of you getting the B1/b2 considering visas are limited and you are almost at interview, they would probably deny you. They are now only approving emergency cases. I suggest you guys wait on NVC. I think the supervisors review after just 6 weeks was a bad idea because it added a possible 60 days on your case. My case took just over 6 weeks to complete. I know its hard to wait but sometimes a little patience goes a long way. I waited almost 2 months after having my visa to POE, hard but sometimes patience is the best thing. Think about the fact that its a little wait to spend the rest of your lives together... Is it worth it? a few more weeks for the rest of your life. You can do it man, just hang in there.

There is no annual limit on visitor visas -- as many eligible applicants who apply can be approved.

[Thegirl 225]

There is no annual limit on visitor visas -- as many eligible applicants who apply can be approved.

Tell that to the embassy and the release they put out and all the people who can't get an appointment. Although they claim that there is no quota they did specifically say there are no dates available for the rest of the year which boils down to the same thing.

Edited October 10, 2016 by Keas