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When do u think i will get interview date? they already view my case and ask to bring missing documents (sponsor 2017 transcript w2)..during interview but i havent gotten interview date yet  maybe i get it in a week or 2 right? and when visa is approved IR1 when can i travel and start to work when im in the u.s?

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If you enter the US via as an IR-1, you immediately become a legal resident, and you can immediately start work and/or travel outside the US.

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5 minutes ago, missileman said:

If you enter the US via as an IR-1, you immediately become a legal resident, and you can immediately start work and/or travel outside the US.

Ok thanks for reply😊

 
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