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Transferring K1 cases from Russia to Poland

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gm2020   17

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Warsaw embassy responded to our emails and said they would transfer the case to Warsaw. It's been a week now so I called the NVC to try to get our new WRW number, and they said they don't have any request to transfer from Warsaw. The guy suggested I use nvc.state.gov/inquiry to make a request to transfer. I did that but don't have any faith in that system. Has anyone else had something like this occur? Seems like Warsaw said they would transfer it to Poland but then didn't do anything to initiate the transfer.

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Giodude
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Hello, I would like to start a thread where people who filed in Moscow, Russia transferred their case to Warsaw, Poland due to the US Embassy in Moscow being closed and the US-Russia relationship bein

Giodude
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Well from all the things I read, Poland might open its borders soon if you https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/poland-reopens-its-borders-on-june-13/ Some people are also going through Greece

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I just emailed them, waited a few days and then got a response that they accepted our case, but that there was a long backlog so there's lots of waiting. When you email them, explain why you want to t

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We decided to move my wife's son's case from Moscow to Warsaw and are working on that now. It appears that conversation has been that folks have been going to Greece for this Schengen visa and I'm not sure why?  Since he would need to get a visa to enter Greece and go through the process of getting the Schengen visa wouldn't it be somewhat less confusing to just apply for a visa into Poland? We're just trying to get an idea of what we need to do to get things moving. 

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1 hour ago, solstice said:

We decided to move my wife's son's case from Moscow to Warsaw and are working on that now. It appears that conversation has been that folks have been going to Greece for this Schengen visa and I'm not sure why?  Since he would need to get a visa to enter Greece and go through the process of getting the Schengen visa wouldn't it be somewhat less confusing to just apply for a visa into Poland? We're just trying to get an idea of what we need to do to get things moving. 

Because Poland is not granting Schengen visas to visitors from Russia due to covid. Otherwise of course people would be just getting visas directly from the Polish consulate. Greece is opening borders to tourists from a lot of countries and Russia is one of them. 

 

 

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Two pinned threads on this topic are in the Russia/Ukraine/Belarus regional forum, where this thread is now moved.  To protect the integrity of those threads, the current thread is locked; however, you may refer to it by link and content in the appropriate pinned thread.

 

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