Administrative Processing at US Embassy after interview

[kmmthw2014 2]

Hello there,

This is the first time asking a question, I actually became a member on  here a long while ago when I was doing all the learning I could, and I realize out of all info this is the place to come! Nothing like helping each other when you can't get the answers...

My question is for anyone that has experience with what me and my fiance are going through. He went to his interview 90 days ago. Means they made the appointment for his interview and we were not able to pick the date, we had not enough time to get him all the way in Sri Lanka the original tax documents from the sponsor and in our case the co sponsor. So when they asked us for the originals the interviewer said the quicker we get it in the quicker they will process it.

Then he was given a paper that stated we would be put in the "administrative processing".. I had studied this term and was very bummed that is the way they handled it. But none the less I fed ex him the documents and he was able to get them in within the next week.

I have a progressive illness so we email for an update every few weeks. They continue to say they are taking my illness in consideration with their processing time but there is no set time for them to give us. And if they need anything else from us they will let us no, but if not he will get a call when it is ready to be picked up (the visa)

Anyone have experience with this? Just having a missing document and getting it right in, how long did it take? Or how long have you been waiting? We are going bonkers. Both our lives are put on hold till this is finished. Our process has taken forever. But until no I no why...

HELP PLEASE!!

Thank you in advance!! Kim and Krishan.. 

[kris&me 572]

Is your progressive illness life threatening?  IF so, could be reason for AP 

but AP is normal for this country

Did they keep passport?  IF so, good indication just background checks and visa will be granted

Good luck