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1 minute ago, YemenDjibouti said:

Oh wow! That’s almost six months. Congratulations though!!

Yeah thank you 🙏 good luck to you too this is the hard part you just have be little bit patient they go in order the nvc is scheduling interviews. Is your case cr1 or k1  

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1 hour ago, YemenDjibouti said:

I hope you don’t mind sharing about how the interview went with your spouse. 

It went smooth but he gave white sheet end of the interview but my status is refused because of the trump ban hopefully it changes to issued and they also kept her passport so that good sign !!!

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3 minutes ago, Alexobaid said:

It went smooth but he gave white sheet end of the interview but my status is refused because of the trump ban hopefully it changes to issued and they also kept her passport so that good sign !!!

What’s on the white sheet? I believe the status takes time to change. 

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2 minutes ago, YemenDjibouti said:

What’s on the white sheet? I believe the status takes time to change. 

The consular officer is reviewing your eligibility for a waiver. To approve your wavier the consular officer must determine that denying your entry would cause undue hardship that entry would not pose a treat to the national security or public of the United States something behind those lines 

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39 minutes ago, Alexobaid said:

The consular officer is reviewing your eligibility for a waiver. To approve your wavier the consular officer must determine that denying your entry would cause undue hardship that entry would not pose a treat to the national security or public of the United States something behind those lines 

Hopefully it will all work out. Like you said before them taking her passport is a good sign. But how did the interview go? What did they ask her? 

 
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