CR1 reaffirmed in Ghana (split topic)

[Sundee 270]

38 minutes ago, dmh59 said:

I believe the embassy refuses all cases to begin with - the I-130 cases anyway.   It takes about a year from the time filing to your first interview.  The process is very tedious with long waits.  Next month will be 4 years that we've been married and awaiting his "homecoming" here.  All I can advise you is to have patiences.   Good luck.   You can call for updates to USCIS and once NVC has your case also.

Wow, unbelievable... This is horrible

[Jenilyn and Awal 22]

Check the photoes of a search I did online , go to the browser and type in the same search terms and will bring up these links. 

[Sundee 270]

2 minutes ago, Jenilyn and Awal said:

Check the photoes of a search I did online , go to the browser and type in the same search terms and will bring up these links. 

Thank you. Greatly appreciated... I wish everyone good luck in this journey and it looks as if I have a lot ahead of me to go through... Wow all this is so unnecessary to withhold our spouses from us. More bad marriages exist in the United States then in Ghana.. Just so unbelievable.. 

[Sundee 270]

1 minute ago, Sundee said:

Thank you. Greatly appreciated... I wish everyone good luck in this journey and it looks as if I have a lot ahead of me to go through... Wow all this is so unnecessary to withhold our spouses from us. More bad marriages exist in the United States then in Ghana.. Just so unbelievable.. 

Now that I look at the info you sent me, I had already scheduled a appt on line with immigration at my local branch and when I arrived at the appt all I was told is I was in processing time line which as of yesterday when update kicked in, I'm now out of the processing time line and have placed an inquiry as of yesterday. It's all a waiting game I see so full of the unknown....

[trustG 74]

29 minutes ago, Sundee said:

Wow, unbelievable... This is horrible

@dmh59 do u mind pm me. 

[dmh59 16]

5 hours ago, trustG said:

@dmh59 do u mind pm me. 

Don't mind at all - wrote u

[trustG 74]

33 minutes ago, dmh59 said:

Don't mind at all - wrote u

Thanks 

[efofie 8]

My case was reaffirmed and sent to Ghana on August 30th. I have not receive any letter from Ghana yet.  Has any one receive their call-in latter whose case was sent to Ghana in August?

[dmh59 16]

37 minutes ago, efofie said:

My case was reaffirmed and sent to Ghana on August 30th. I have not receive any letter from Ghana yet.  Has any one receive their call-in latter whose case was sent to Ghana in August?

Just to give u an idea of timeframe.  We were reaffirmed May 25 and got our letter on August 28th

[efofie 8]

Thank you. Did they send the letter to the Applicant or the petitioner her in the US?

[trustG 74]

2 minutes ago, efofie said:

Thank you. Did they send the letter to the Applicant or the petitioner her in the US?

They'll send it to the petitioner 

Edited September 25, 2017 by trustG

[efofie 8]

This is very confusing. I read somewhere and it said they send it to the petitioner in the US

[trustG 74]

Just now, efofie said:

This is very confusing. I read somewhere and it said they send it to the petitioner in the US

U can't predict these embassy ppl,  some applicants gets phone calls to come for their package, some gets emails and some get mail.  I received ours in the mail and scanned it and email it to my husband and he print it out and take it to the embassy. So keep ur eyes on both ur emails and ur mailbox, also the the applicant to keep his/her phone on always. Hope this help ur questions. 

[dmh59 16]

1 hour ago, trustG said:

They'll send it to the petitioner 

We were emailed.     We never received anything in the mail.

[trustG 74]

1 minute ago, dmh59 said:

We were emailed.     We never received anything in the mail.

That's why I said u can't predict them, because they contact ppl different ways, we just have to keep our eyes on all the contact information we gave them.