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'Standby' list for US Embassy interviews?

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Hello!

 

I have an appointment for my Immigrant (Spouse) Visa interview in London on 2 March. I'm very happy to have an appointment and understand that these things don''t happen as quick as we want, but is there any kind of 'standby' list that formally or informally exists?

 

It seems reasonable to assume that between now (21 Jan) and 2 March at least a few appointments will be cancelled, rescheduled or just no-showed. I'm in a position where I could attend at short notice, a few hours, a day, whatever, to take one of the cancellation spots. Similar to how people will go on 'standby' lists for flights I guess.

 

If there's nothing like this, is there a way I can check for new/sooner availables on the 'ais.usvisa-info.com' website?  

 

Again, I have no major issue waiting til 2 March, it's not really that far away, but if things could be sped up by 2 or 3 weeks, why not........

 

Thanks for any advice!! :) 

 

One love. 

 
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