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My husband and I hired a lawyer to help with his entire process. He is in the US illegal and the lawyer told us he did not have to go back to Mexico until we got the interview date. He basically said since he is already here illegally what difference would it make if he went back before the interview date except to make our separation longer. He said it could take up to 8 months after the interview for my husband to get to come back to the US. Looking at alot of timelines here, alot of you find out at the interview you are approved and back in the US within a week or sooner. Does anyone have any advice on why they are telling us it could be up to 8 months we will be separated?

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possibly because your husband needs a waiver for overstay. this waiver will take a while but I thought it was around 3-4 months.

Angelika (Schweinfurt, Germany) and Chris (Tulsa, USA)

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Aug 23 2005 - sent to TSC

Aug 25 2005 - received at CSC

Aug 29 2005 - NOA1 in mail

Jan 25 2006 - NOA 2 per email

Jan 31 2006 - Case # assigned

Feb 13 2006 - AOS Bill and DS 3032 received

Feb 14 2006 - AOS Bill paid and DS 3032 sent to NVC

Feb 27 2006 - AOS form and IV Bill issued

Mar 23 2006 - AOS and IV Bill sent to NVC

Apr 10 2006 - DS230 received and sent right back

Apr 28 2006 - case complete

May 2 2006 - sent to Consulate

May 4 2006 - received at Consulate

July 17 2006 - Interview in Germany

Aug 02 2006 - Flying back to Tulsa with my CR1 in passport

Removal of Conditions - I-751

May 2 2008 - Mailed I-751 to TSC

May 21 2008 - Received NOA 1 (extension letter) from VSC

May 27 2008 - Biometrics Appointment in OKC

July 22 2008 - touched

August 6 2008 - touched

February 22, 2009 - touched

March 24, 2009 - card production ordered

April 4, 2009 - Green Card in mail

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Jan 10 2006- Visa interview

Feb 09 2006- Flying to Tulsa

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My husband and I hired a lawyer to help with his entire process. He is in the US illegal and the lawyer told us he did not have to go back to Mexico until we got the interview date. He basically said since he is already here illegally what difference would it make if he went back before the interview date except to make our separation longer. He said it could take up to 8 months after the interview for my husband to get to come back to the US. Looking at alot of timelines here, alot of you find out at the interview you are approved and back in the US within a week or sooner. Does anyone have any advice on why they are telling us it could be up to 8 months we will be separated?

Your ILLEGAL situation is what makes it hard for me to sit here and wait for my LEGAL application to take due process. However, I wish you well in trying to put this right........it is not always easy to do the right thing. You will also see from the timelines that for some who get RFEs it can take alot longer than expected.

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