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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Pakistan
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The FBI is no longer accepting phone calls, fax, or email regarding status of name check. I was informed of this today May 16, 2007.

Here is the url for those who would like information regarding this process.

http://www.fbi.gov/page2/nationalnamecheck.htm

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Pakistan
Timeline
The FBI is no longer accepting phone calls, fax, or email regarding status of name check. I was informed of this today May 16, 2007.

Here is the url for those who would like information regarding this process.

http://www.fbi.gov/page2/nationalnamecheck.htm

For even more detailed information: http://www.fbi.gov/congress/congress03/hardy102303.htm

A common question we receive is, How long does it take to complete a visa request name check? As shown on these graphs, 80 to 93% are completed in 30 days. For both types of visa requests, 97-98% of the requests are resolved in 120 days. Most name check requests that are over 30 days old are the result of the time required to retrieve and review field office record information. Some delay occurs at substantive analysts' desks, but this is to be expected. These analysts are assigned to the investigative divisions and are primarily assigned to the analysis of intelligence reports from around the world in order to support on-going investigations, or to support the flow of intelligence to policy makers. Despite these significant and voluminous responsibilities, these are the best professionals to review information in our records and to then make an informed decision on whether a requester of a visa represents a threat to our homeland, or is interested in illegally acquiring our targeted technology. Nevertheless, as I stated earlier, the FBI's resolves 98% of all types of visa requests within 120 days.

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