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Good morning everyone. 
ive completed all documents and paid all the fees for my stepdaughter. 
On 15July21 they were accepted. 
any idea on when it will be forwarded to the embassy for interview (Bangkok, Thailand) Or where do I look to find this information. 
appreciate everyone’s help. 

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The case will be forwarded when it reaches the front of the BK queue at NVC and they (NVC) schedule the interview.  The only place I can think of is checking similar timelines for that consulate in your portal.  Some attorneys and FB groups claim to have information about queue lengths, but I don't know where they get that info.  

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2 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

The case will be forwarded when it reaches the front of the BK queue at NVC and they (NVC) schedule the interview.  The only place I can think of is checking similar timelines for that consulate in your portal.  Some attorneys and FB groups claim to have information about queue lengths, but I don't know where they get that info.  

Thanks. Maybe they use the magic 8 ball 

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This will be down to the embassy having capacity to interview, they communicate to the NVC to have them forward cases for the slots they have available. 

 

Your might be best looking in the country specific section of the forum to get an idea of which DQ dates are currently being interviewed. 

 

 

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