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Appointment gone?

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turtle74   0

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My wife's appointment used to be on the schedule. It used to be on the Visa Interviews Appoinments website. I haven't checked it in a while. Then I checked it today, and it was gone. I clicked and did't press "return." I have a hard copy that the embassy mailed me to me here in the US. Her appointment is July 9th and July 16th. We already have a bar code. But we haven't paid the medical yet. Was going to do that tomorrow; did we wait too long? What do we do about this problem?

Her I-130

1-16-2007 sent

1-19-2007 NOA1

2-1-2007 Touch

4-30-2007 Approved

Her I-129F

1-23-2007 sent (but sent it to Vermont)

2-16-2007 resent a new package

2-26-2007 NOA1

3-2-2007 NOA1 (The one I sent to Vermont...Ugh)

3-2-2007 Sent to Vermont

3-6-2007 Went to "Satelitte Center" to talk about having 2 I-129Fs

3-7-2007 Touch

3-9-2007 Touch

3-12-2007 Touch

3-12-2007 Sent to Vermont

3-13-2007 Touch

3-14-2007 Touch

4-30-2007 Both approved

5-04-2007 The One I sent to Vermont is the one the goes to embassy from NVC

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Dogwood_Poet   16

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I think they are having problems with the site, several other people have reported problems as well. My wife's appointment has disappeared as well.

Ako gugma ko GWAPA asawa Kathlene!

(I love my BEAUTIFUL wife Kathlene!)

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"A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing."

George Bernard Shaw

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Thelma nd Doni   0

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I think they are having problems with the site, several other people have reported problems as well. My wife's appointment has disappeared as well.

Unfortunately even with all the technology available to the Embassy, it is still dependent on the Philippines power, utility and technology infrastructure....which is archaic at best.

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