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15 minutes ago, aishaTayyab said:

Lol no I didn’t yet.. I’m just glad they sent out new ones.. they will start F2A soon too Insha’Allah.. I think someone said next year?

Next year is just 5 months away LOL. Insha Allah sooner or later will cross this bridge.

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11 minutes ago, Butterfly2 said:

hi. i have a question here , what is FX Visa Category ?, in the month of June last month Islamabad Embassy  issued 50 visas in this FX Category. Does F2A visa is same?

FX-1 Spouse of a Permanent Resident (also considered as F2A when Priority Date is not yet current) FX-2 Child (unmarried and under 21 years of age) of a Permanent Resident (also considered as F2A when Priority Date is not yet current)

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On 7/17/2021 at 8:35 AM, Zaidi5 said:

From March 03, 2020 "Refused" is the new "AP". For reference visit "https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/visas-news/visas-ceac-case-status-change.html".

I had all the documents about my travel history including my degrees, visas, and police certificates from each country but the counselor didn't ask me about that during the interview (I have never been deported I always leave the country weeks before my Visa expiry). After the interview she took my passport and told me to reply the email (She did not asked to submit any document). I requested her that I have all the documents  right now, but she said you have an extensive travel history and its part of the process. She also told me that it won't take as long as the other APs that's why she kept my passport.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hope your case will proceed brother, sorry to hear.  I am curious--why is it an issue if a person has travel history?  What exactly are they checking?  Has this happened to anyone else, where if they traveled they go into "AP" / "Refused"?  How many countries is " a lot"?

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On 7/21/2021 at 12:38 PM, Butterfly2 said:

Next year is just 5 months away LOL. Insha Allah sooner or later will cross this bridge.

 

On 7/21/2021 at 12:48 PM, zellahy said:

FX-1 Spouse of a Permanent Resident (also considered as F2A when Priority Date is not yet current) FX-2 Child (unmarried and under 21 years of age) of a Permanent Resident (also considered as F2A when Priority Date is not yet current)

Seems like they’re working on F2A’s then. Just slower I guess? But it’s better than not at all you know?

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On 7/23/2021 at 6:32 PM, ArtistKid said:

Hope your case will proceed brother, sorry to hear.  I am curious--why is it an issue if a person has travel history?  What exactly are they checking?  Has this happened to anyone else, where if they traveled they go into "AP" / "Refused"?  How many countries is " a lot"?

Possibility of some terrorism activities 

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7 minutes ago, Amhish said:

Hi, Do embassy conduct special flights for those who's visas are about to be expired?

I received my Visa in June but due to some reason i couldn't travel. now i can't find any flights. Someone knows anything about it?

Isn’t Qatar flying out? You could also try traveling to a different city in Pakistan and take a flight from there if it’s going. I returned on Qatar even though I had a ticket for Emirates but it kept getting cancelled. I heard Turkish is also going from Karachi so maybe you could travel from there?

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7 minutes ago, aishaTayyab said:

Isn’t Qatar flying out? You could also try traveling to a different city in Pakistan and take a flight from there if it’s going. I returned on Qatar even though I had a ticket for Emirates but it kept getting cancelled. I heard Turkish is also going from Karachi so maybe you could travel from there?

My travel Agent says that they are not, so i read somewhere that that's also possible, like you can ask embassy blah blah. So i wanted to know if anyone here has any experience/Info about it. 

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