Appoint wait time in CDJ Mexico?

[yesdrobledo 3]

After 6 hours, my stepson came out of the consulate saying he was approved!!!

 

CEAC status changed to ISSUED a few hours ago. What's next? 

[JaviMB 3]

10 hours ago, yesdrobledo said:

After 6 hours, my stepson came out of the consulate saying he was approved!!!

 

CEAC status changed to ISSUED a few hours ago. What's next? 

 Congrats!!!!!    now its just a matter of time , they will send you an email with the DHL airwaybill or if is available for pickup ... we had our interview on February 1st (friday) and we recived our airwaybill yesterday (February 7). 

[yesdrobledo 3]

2 hours ago, JaviMB said:

 Congrats!!!!!    now its just a matter of time , they will send you an email with the DHL airwaybill or if is available for pickup ... we had our interview on February 1st (friday) and we recived our airwaybill yesterday (February 7). 

I don't wanna wait so long 😂😂😂

I've read stories about visas being ready the following day or 2 days later. Fingers crossed for today or tomorrow. 

[davidsf 3]

Hi everyone! This is my first post on the site - thank you in advance for any insight you can provide. 

 

My husband and I were married in January 2018 and we got all of our documentation submitted by mid-February. Everything has been smooth except now we're in a limbo status waiting for our appointment at the embassy in Ciudad Juárez. We received the email that the National Visa Center (NVC) received all of the required information and that we're in the queue to receive an appointment date at the embassy. That email was on October 4th... it's now February 12th and still no appointment date. From my research on this site and others, it's looking like it can take 2 to 6 months. Is that true? The wait is killing us and the fear that we're somehow "lost" in the system is getting to us. Our lawyer was caught off guard too and therefore didn't properly set our expectations.

 

Thanks again!

[xflyer53 1]

On 2/12/2019 at 7:39 PM, davidsf said:

 

From my research on this site and others, it's looking like it can take 2 to 6 months. Is that true? 

 

Thanks again!

Try more like 8-10 months...CDJ is crazzzy slow!😫

[OKCgonzalez 1]

On 12/5/2018 at 3:29 PM, Rendon291823 said:

Yes , I hope so , because I’m thinking about expediting my case. I have a new born and the bills don’t wait n I’m the only one working 

I'm going to attempt to get expedited, any suggestions or pointers?  If you don't mind my asking what did you include in your email?

[OKCgonzalez 1]

On 1/26/2019 at 12:21 PM, yesdrobledo said:

Hi everyone,

 

I just wanted to share that after submitting an email to expedite, we finally recieved our interview letter for my stepson. It's in 2 weeks!

What did you include in your email? We are going to attempt to expedite and have been asking for some help in what to include..Thanks!

[Lulu01 5]

On 2/12/2019 at 4:39 PM, davidsf said:

Hi everyone! This is my first post on the site - thank you in advance for any insight you can provide. 

 

My husband and I were married in January 2018 and we got all of our documentation submitted by mid-February. Everything has been smooth except now we're in a limbo status waiting for our appointment at the embassy in Ciudad Juárez. We received the email that the National Visa Center (NVC) received all of the required information and that we're in the queue to receive an appointment date at the embassy. That email was on October 4th... it's now February 12th and still no appointment date. From my research on this site and others, it's looking like it can take 2 to 6 months. Is that true? The wait is killing us and the fear that we're somehow "lost" in the system is getting to us. Our lawyer was caught off guard too and therefore didn't properly set our expectations.

 

Thanks again!

Yes so your cc (case complete) would be Oct 4, I woukd expect news from them around end of may /june. You can email them every week or call....emailing them helped me keep my sanity, by hearing from them even though it was just to tell me to keep waiting. Good luck to all!

[Lulu01 5]

On 2/8/2019 at 7:57 AM, JaviMB said:

 Congrats!!!!!    now its just a matter of time , they will send you an email with the DHL airwaybill or if is available for pickup ... we had our interview on February 1st (friday) and we recived our airwaybill yesterday (February 7). 

Congratz! Do you mind sharing how long were you in there and how long was yiur interview?

[Lulu01 5]

Just now, Lulu01 said:

Congratz! Do you mind sharing how long were you in there and how long was yiur interview?

Also are you back in the states? I read that you go thru a second interview as you cross the border?

[melendeznair209 3]

Been following another forum, seems like yesterday somebody got there appointment for the 26th of April. His/her CC : July 27 2018 

[Rosalessss1023 20]

Anyone have any tips to get interview expedited? 

[Rendon291823 2]

On 2/17/2019 at 11:12 PM, OKCgonzalez said:

I'm going to attempt to get expedited, any suggestions or pointers?  If you don't mind my asking what did you include in your email?

About money wise and I had a new born baby , and my wife was alone 

[xflyer53 1]

Who here has been waiting the longest and still has no appointment date?

[Ben & Katy 168]

On 2/12/2019 at 5:39 PM, davidsf said:

Hi everyone! This is my first post on the site - thank you in advance for any insight you can provide. 

 

My husband and I were married in January 2018 and we got all of our documentation submitted by mid-February. Everything has been smooth except now we're in a limbo status waiting for our appointment at the embassy in Ciudad Juárez. We received the email that the National Visa Center (NVC) received all of the required information and that we're in the queue to receive an appointment date at the embassy. That email was on October 4th... it's now February 12th and still no appointment date. From my research on this site and others, it's looking like it can take 2 to 6 months. Is that true? The wait is killing us and the fear that we're somehow "lost" in the system is getting to us. Our lawyer was caught off guard too and therefore didn't properly set our expectations.

 

Thanks again!

It is taking longer and longer to get an interview at Juarez because it is the busiest consulate in the world and at the same time they only do interviews for two hours a day I believe.  I have a feeling it is going to start taking a year to get an interview in that consulate pretty soon from the time that you get your case complete letter.  But yes I would say that 8-10 months becoming the normal wait time just for the interview.