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Still waiting for an appointment letter from CASABLANCA Embassy .. Is that normal?

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RJandHamid Proficient

RJandHamid   1,133

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The process for K1 visas is that the petition is first sent to the CSC. Once it is approved there, the petition is forwarded to the NVC, where it is assigned a case number. Once it is given a case number, the NVC sends the petition to the embassy or consulate. The NVC stage for K1s is just a brief checkpoint, and the petitioner does not need to do anything in order for their case to move forward (no fees to pay or documents to submit at the stage unlike IR1/CR1).

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December 19, 2016: NOA1 receive date 

May 5, 2017: NOA2 hardcopy (still listed as 'received' online...)

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TamaraN Contributor

TamaraN   72

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We have almost the same exact dates as you and have been emailing about every other day and have heard nothing. Also, whoever said the USA citizen has to send the email is wrong. The beneficiary can send the email.

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Angel_is_here   1

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39 minutes ago, TamaraN said:

We have almost the same exact dates as you and have been emailing about every other day and have heard nothing. Also, whoever said the USA citizen has to send the email is wrong. The beneficiary can send the email.

Thank you for letting me know 

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No-Where-Man   147

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3 hours ago, RJandHamid said:

The process for K1 visas is that the petition is first sent to the CSC. Once it is approved there, the petition is forwarded to the NVC, where it is assigned a case number. Once it is given a case number, the NVC sends the petition to the embassy or consulate. The NVC stage for K1s is just a brief checkpoint, and the petitioner does not need to do anything in order for their case to move forward (no fees to pay or documents to submit at the stage unlike IR1/CR1).

Exactly. 

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Angel_is_here   1

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7 hours ago, TamaraN said:

My fiance received his email just now and his interview is in less than 3 weeks... closer to 2 weeks. Omg, I'm so happy and nervous!!!

I just received an e mail  too  ! Im having my interview soon as well ! Finally!  I wish you the best of  luck !

Jeanne Adil Experienced

Jeanne Adil   1,651

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Take care of getting the medical exams and 2 police reports now / some of these take time

good luck to the 2 posts here

our K1 in 2009 was denied and we had to go thru marriage in moroc and CR1

but 2018 he gets to apply for citzenship so all is worth the work and time

 
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