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Filed: FB-2 Visa Country: Morocco
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9 hours ago, adil-rafa said:

Several have missed the part that says visa type is F2b  for unmarried sons and daughters 

and you say your wife is confused

you are not eligle for F2b visa

so we do not have the full story

what visa type is this really?

It's a CR1. I just mistyped it 

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Morocco
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On 3/9/2018 at 8:10 PM, Debbie & Said said:

The status changed today to Administrative processing 

We, too, were put in this dreaded status after my now-husband went for his K1 interview.  He was told that he was approved and could pick up his passport w/ visa in a few days.  Then later that afternoon, they called him and told him that it was going to take "a little longer".  His AP took about 6 months (of course, that was back in 2014 and things may take longer or be different now).  I called weekly and they just told me that they would contact us when it was done.  I did make a point to confirm that the processing was being done in Morocco.  After about 5 and 1/2 months, i called my Senator's office and the immigration case worked agreed to call them.  He (my husband) got a call that day from the consulate saying that his AP was done.  

 

Based on my extensive research, the AP done in-country is a big black box.  No one knows what is happening with it at any given time, not even the consular officers, so as to remove the possibility of bribery, etc.  Near as I can figure, the last step is to run your name through a database, if it clears you get your visa.  If it hits anything, even soundex hits (names  that same similar to yours), then they have to do further investigation.  Because so many people have such similar names in Morocco, it happens fairly often.

 

If they return everything to the State Department in the US, then that is not a good sign.  But they likely would not have kept his passport in that case.

 

  • 2 weeks later...
Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Spain
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Hi everyone,

Any updates for folks on this thread?

Debbie and Said, you have me in suspense!

October 2011: Met in Spain

2012-2014: Video chat + visas + visits and vacations = we made it through!

June 2014: Moved to Spain, got engaged 

December 31, 2015: got married

April 20, 2016: sent I130 package

May 2, 2016: package received in Chicago Lockbox - - - 12 days for delivery!! Don't use TNT couriers!! 

May 2nd or 5th, 2016: email NOA1... accepted and sent to.... NEBRASKA 

And now.... breeeeeeathe..... be like water my friend....

October 26th, 2016: NOA2 [We had waited almost 6 months. Received notification from the phone app, never got an email.]

November 9th 2016: USCIS sent the petition to NVC (app notification) [waited 2 weeks after approval for this]

November 25th 2016: NVC received and created account for our petition [waited 16 days after USCIS sent it, for NVC to acknowledge receipt]

Dec 1st 2016: Chose agent online DS261 [a few days later than it could've been since the above NVC email went to SPAM!]

Dec 6th 2016: Case available for paying fees. That was fast, I think! 5 days!

Took a long time to get package out because... life... and husband's family in Morocco had to travel to get police document.

Feb 20th 2017: Scan date at NVC, received weird email.

April 28th 2017: CHECKLIST. Moroccans are required to send a Court Report regardless of Police Record status. My husband had to go back to Morocco to get it in person. Also, NVC wants a 2016 tax return now that is 2017. My bad.

September 15th 2017: 2nd Scan Date at NVC. Sent for document review October 20th.

Nov 10th 2017: Email requesting document be brought to interview. Will schedule interview.

Case complete date??: TBD :clock:.... November 8th!!

Interview date : January 18, 2018!!           Result: Administrative Processing      :mellow:

Embassy called for new medical last week of August. New Medical Sept 10.

Visa ISSUED September 14, 2018. :blink:

 
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