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mogiftney   144

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Hello! So as you all know my fiancée was approved at her interview yesterday in London. However, when we check the CEAC case tracker online with out LND case number, it says “Administrative Processing” and has since her interview. It still says it today and it says it hasn’t updated since yesterday. Is she still approved?

"Well, I Was Sleeping, Y'Know, And My Mother, Who Passed When I Was Very Young, Y'Know, She Appeared In A Dream, Y'Know, And She Told Me, Y'Know, Very Gently To Just Let It Be, And So The Next Morning I Went Right Over To The Piano, Y'Know, And I Began To, Y'Know, Write The Song, Y'Know"

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Just now, Fenja said:

Everyone goes through Administrative Processing. I wouldn't worry.

Thank you!

"Well, I Was Sleeping, Y'Know, And My Mother, Who Passed When I Was Very Young, Y'Know, She Appeared In A Dream, Y'Know, And She Told Me, Y'Know, Very Gently To Just Let It Be, And So The Next Morning I Went Right Over To The Piano, Y'Know, And I Began To, Y'Know, Write The Song, Y'Know"

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29 minutes ago, mogiftney said:

Hello! So as you all know my fiancée was approved at her interview yesterday in London. However, when we check the CEAC case tracker online with out LND case number, it says “Administrative Processing” and has since her interview. It still says it today and it says it hasn’t updated since yesterday. Is she still approved?

I think the verbal approval is the first step, and then it may need a final sign off.

 

I received a verbal approval and then was in AP (standard for everyone) for about 10 days.  The CO had said I’d receive my passport (with visa) by that time, so once it lapsed, I sent an email inquiry.  Status changed later that day to issues, and then I received my passport back by mail the next week. 
 

Just remember not to book any flights until the passport has been received back. Check the visa to ensure for correctness, and check the documents at the POE.  They misspelled my last name, and it caused a nightmare when I tried to apply for an SSN.

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mogiftney   144

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Just checked again and it says “Issued” now!

"Well, I Was Sleeping, Y'Know, And My Mother, Who Passed When I Was Very Young, Y'Know, She Appeared In A Dream, Y'Know, And She Told Me, Y'Know, Very Gently To Just Let It Be, And So The Next Morning I Went Right Over To The Piano, Y'Know, And I Began To, Y'Know, Write The Song, Y'Know"

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1 minute ago, mogiftney said:

Just checked again and it says “Issued” now!

Perfect.....NOW  it is approved.........congratulations!!!!

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2 hours ago, mogiftney said:

Hello! So as you all know my fiancée was approved at her interview yesterday in London. However, when we check the CEAC case tracker online with out LND case number, it says “Administrative Processing” and has since her interview. It still says it today and it says it hasn’t updated since yesterday. Is she still approved?

Even Sir Paul goes through some Administrative processing....😉 Seriously, it is normal....Ah, I didn't scroll down...Congrats!

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Finally done...

 

 

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3 minutes ago, boris64 said:

Even Sir Paul goes through some Administrative processing....😉 Seriously, it is normal....Ah, I didn't scroll down...Congrats!

Thanks! I always love receiving fanmail, unlike Ringo... ah Ringo.... peace and love!

"Well, I Was Sleeping, Y'Know, And My Mother, Who Passed When I Was Very Young, Y'Know, She Appeared In A Dream, Y'Know, And She Told Me, Y'Know, Very Gently To Just Let It Be, And So The Next Morning I Went Right Over To The Piano, Y'Know, And I Began To, Y'Know, Write The Song, Y'Know"

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13 minutes ago, missileman said:

Perfect.....NOW  it is approved.........congratulations!!!!

Thanks so much! We are so excited to finally close the distance!

14 minutes ago, Andy & Val said:

 

Congratulations!

Thank you!

"Well, I Was Sleeping, Y'Know, And My Mother, Who Passed When I Was Very Young, Y'Know, She Appeared In A Dream, Y'Know, And She Told Me, Y'Know, Very Gently To Just Let It Be, And So The Next Morning I Went Right Over To The Piano, Y'Know, And I Began To, Y'Know, Write The Song, Y'Know"

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