Post interview

[Thecrown 0]

After my fiance's interview was completed at the first week of this month in Lagos Nigeria, the interviewer gave a white paper in which two boxes were ticked requesting for my current tax return (NB, I haven't filled tax at the time I sent all the needed information to him) and AOS, one was submitted initially. I immediately scanned these said documents to him which he turned in Friday of the same week. Note that we only had 3 days left from day NOA2 was sent to be closed. My question now is, would we be able to check our processing status on ceac because on there, it reads no appointment made? How do we check status.

[mniceguy16 186]

2 hours ago, Thecrown said:

After my fiance's interview was completed at the first week of this month in Lagos Nigeria, the interviewer gave a white paper in which two boxes were ticked requesting for my current tax return (NB, I haven't filled tax at the time I sent all the needed information to him) and AOS, one was submitted initially. I immediately scanned these said documents to him which he turned in Friday of the same week. Note that we only had 3 days left from day NOA2 was sent to be closed. My question now is, would we be able to check our processing status on ceac because on there, it reads no appointment made? How do we check status.

Firstly you have to understand that once the month of April comes and goes,us embassies ask for the previous year's tax returns, it's normal your fiancé got a 221g since the interview was in july. My interview was on march 25th of this year and my spouse had not yet filed taxes for the year 2018, just her w2 was good. All I can say is that keep checking your ceac status for any updates, if you provided all what they requested, then you should wait for them to go through the normal AP and then issue your visa. Did they keep your fiancé's passport?

[Thecrown 0]

No, they did not. On ceac, document delivery information has nothing under it.

[sid_gantt 3]

Good Luck!  It is always going to be in your best interest to read and follow the directions as stated.  After all you are dealing government employees.  Best of luck!

[Greenbaum 12,259]

8 hours ago, sid_gantt said:

Good Luck!  It is always going to be in your best interest to read and follow the directions as stated.  After all you are dealing government employees.  Best of luck!

I wonder if USICS, NVC or an embassy government employee says here we go with some applicant who thinks they know everything about the process.