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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: India
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Yes she did file I-129F. I guess she should write that in there ;)

Thats what I am planning on doing as well. And I am putting for the date submitted 05/09/2007, the date I mailed the I-129F.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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this is one of the forms where the "example forms" section on VJ helped a lot - especially since the I-134 isn't made solely for K visa filings. it has some questions that make sense only for other sorts of visas (like students, etc). check out that example form - it might make the whole thing make more sense for you.

I-129F/K1

1-12-07 mailed to CSC

1-22-07 DHS cashes the I-129F check

1-23-07 NOA1 Notice Date

1-26-07 NOA1 arrives in the post

4-25-07 Touched!

4-26-07 Touched again!

5-3-07 NOA2!!! Two approval emails received at 11:36am

5-10-07 Arrived at NVC/5-14-07 Left NVC - London-bound!

5-17-07??? London receives?

5-20-07 Packet 3 mailed

5-26-07 Packet 3 received

5-29-07 Packet 3 returned, few days later than planned due to bank holiday weekend

6-06-07 Medical in London (called to schedule on May 29)

6-11-07 "Medical in file" at Embassy

6-14-07 Resent packet 3 to Embassy after hearing nothing about first try

6-22-07 DOS says "applicant now eligible for interview," ie: they enter p3 into their system

6-25-07 DOS says interview date is August 21

6-28-07 Help from our congressional representative gives us new interview date: July 6

7-06-07 Interview at 9:00 am at the London Embassy - Approved.

7-16-07 Visa delivered after 'security checks' completed

I-129F approved in 111 days; Interview 174 days from filing

Handy numbers:

NVC: (603) 334-0700 - press 1, 5; US State Department: (202) 663-1225 - press 1, 0

*Be afraid or be informed - the choice is yours.*

Filed: Timeline
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Daisy,

Be careful about relying too much on example forms.

- they may be based on circumstances other than one's own

- they may contain incorrect information (do you know who provided them and that person's qualificatons?)

Luckily, many of the items that people worry most about do not apply to the situation at hand, as you say, or what the 'correct' answer is will be is obvious to a USCIS or consular officer and so they simply make the correction. But example forms can be dangerous if used blindly in lieu of understanding what one is doing when it comes to an item that does matter.

Yodrak

this is one of the forms where the "example forms" section on VJ helped a lot - especially since the I-134 isn't made solely for K visa filings. it has some questions that make sense only for other sorts of visas (like students, etc). check out that example form - it might make the whole thing make more sense for you.
Edited by Yodrak
 
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