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Does anyone have idea about when to obtain Police clearance certificate by the beneficiary? USCIS sent NOA1 receipt confirmation notice to me on Sep. 11, 2017. We are currently waiting for NOA2. We are aware that it's a long waiting. My girlfriend needs to obtain the certificate from India, Qatar, and Dubai and it might take a month for her to obtain the certificates from all these countries. Would it be prudent for her to get it done around December of 2017 while considering the timeline (roughly 3-5 months) of NOA2? Or should she wait for NOA2?

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Salty2305   504

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I would wait until you start seeing NOA2 approvals for the August filers :) it does help to sort out the police certificates early but you need them to be valid for your interview so now probably is too soon. 

 

Processing times are are currently at 5-6 months so just keep an eye on the July and August threads to know when you’re getting close.

K1 & K2 Visa 

 

18th April 2017: I-129f sent

21st April 2017: NOA1 Received Date

25th April 2017: NOA1 Notice Date

26th April 2017: NOA1 text confirmation

2nd May 2017: NOA1 hardcopy

7th September 2017: NOA2 Approval date

21st September 2017: NVC Received
21st September 2017: NVC Case # Received
27th September 2017: Left NVC
27th September 2017: Case Ready

4th October 2017: Medical

12th October 2017: Interview

24th October 2017: Visas in Hand

27th October 2017: POE

16th December 2017: Wedding Day

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Canada
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Check the NVC website.  Some of them may take a while I'd she doesnt live there but others may not be obtainable. 

https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/family/spouse-citizen.html#6

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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