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Filed: Timeline

i am new to this site and i thank God for the support!!!

i am starting to get my file together...with evidence and such...i am just curious how many visits need to be made??? we have had visits but no longer have the proof (boarding passes) so i feel as tho now is the time to start documenting everything..thanks for any input

also i am from toronto canada..my fiance is in atlanta,ga..i have heard that vancouver is a lot faster in processing times...is it possible to request the vancouver office eventho montreal is closest to toronto???

My Journey

1999- Came on an F1 Visa attended school in NYC.

2003- Fell out of status but remained in NYC.

2006- Travelled from NYC to Atlanta

08.25.06- Fell in love.

01.18.08- Got married.

04.25.08- Had our son :)

06.07.10-Received hardcopy NOA's for 130,485 and 765.

07.22.10-Called 1800# to inquire about Biometrics.

08.26.10-Went to Infopass to inquire about Biometrics.

08.26.10-Received manual appt letter for Biometrics dated 9.13.10 @1PM

09.01.10-Successfully did Biometrics walk-in Atlanta office.

09.01.10-I765 Card/document production.

09.10.10-Received EAD in the mail!!! Happy day for me :)

09.13.10-Apply for Social Security Card

09.24.10-Received GC interview date of 10.28.10

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
Timeline

just one, within the last 2 years.

here's evidence to use/not use:

Submit evidence of meeting the meneficiary in person within the two-year period preceding the filing of the petiition. The primary evidence may include airline ticket stubs and receipts (that indicate month, day, and year), copies of passport pages taht show the identification page and admission stamps, military order(s), letter from Commanding Officer, or any evidence that will help the USCIS to determine that the petitioner has met the beneficiary within the two years. The secondary evidence may be film dated photographs of the petitioner and the beneficiary together. The following DOES NOT constitue evidence of meeting: disc, videos, emails, letters, phone bills, and greeting cards."

that's from USCIS itself.

sometimes you can get replacement boarding passes - contact the airline. but you can also save the trouble if there are passport stamps (for either of you) that show travel into the other's country, or stamps in both your passport that show travel to a 3d country together. that's primary evidence and can be sufficient on its own.

and i believe you get the Embassy that's geographically appropriate to you. just like you use the service center for filing that is appropriate (otherwise we'd all use vermont, since it is by far the fastest).

Edited by TimsDaisy

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.*

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Filed: Timeline

oh okay thanks ...was wondering if anyone got approved with having just one visit??...im eager to get my application in...

My Journey

1999- Came on an F1 Visa attended school in NYC.

2003- Fell out of status but remained in NYC.

2006- Travelled from NYC to Atlanta

08.25.06- Fell in love.

01.18.08- Got married.

04.25.08- Had our son :)

06.07.10-Received hardcopy NOA's for 130,485 and 765.

07.22.10-Called 1800# to inquire about Biometrics.

08.26.10-Went to Infopass to inquire about Biometrics.

08.26.10-Received manual appt letter for Biometrics dated 9.13.10 @1PM

09.01.10-Successfully did Biometrics walk-in Atlanta office.

09.01.10-I765 Card/document production.

09.10.10-Received EAD in the mail!!! Happy day for me :)

09.13.10-Apply for Social Security Card

09.24.10-Received GC interview date of 10.28.10

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