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Hi everyone. I have a question soo since we completed our ds160 and sent many emails to request for an interview we got this feedback "Escalated to Post" for 7mos. My ceac was updated Jan 11, 2021 i didnt check it but Jan 12 i did open and see it was updated. And now i check the CGI then the "feedback" is like this (2nd pic). 

 

It's not really a big deal because i have no idea why it says like that and idk what it mean. 

 

My question is, is that normal? Im a little bit surprise tho. 

 

Thank you. 

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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1 minute ago, Adventine said:

Interesting. I take it to mean "Post" means the Embassy. But whether or not that means you'll get an interview, not sure.

Thank you, yes i stop expecting too much but yes hopefully it will be the "interview". 

 

bless you.

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I think it means the request for an interview has been sent to the consulate......Good luck.

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