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Well I'm obviously a little confused. I filed the I-130 form. The petition was approved in about a month. The NVC sent me the package with the Affidavit of Support and part one of the Visa application within a month after that. I sent that back to them several months later. After I had to make some corrections on the Affidavit of Support they sent it to the embassy in Jamaica in January. I haven't looked at these forms in almost a year so I don't remember the numbers for them. And I;m not at home to clarify.

Can you please explain what a CR1 is?

and what is the difference between K3 and CR1?

You filed only an I-130. That will result in a CR1 visa. Check the Guides here for a comparison of visas but in general, the CR1 takes longer, costs less and your spouse arrives with permanent resident status and authorization to work. K3 costs more, takes less time and the spouse arrives without authorization to work and must later adjust status to permanent resident. K3 is irrelevant to you now.

You are on the CR1 path.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Well I'm obviously a little confused. I filed the I-130 form. The petition was approved in about a month. The NVC sent me the package with the Affidavit of Support and part one of the Visa application within a month after that. I sent that back to them several months later. After I had to make some corrections on the Affidavit of Support they sent it to the embassy in Jamaica in January. I haven't looked at these forms in almost a year so I don't remember the numbers for them. And I;m not at home to clarify.

Can you please explain what a CR1 is?

and what is the difference between K3 and CR1?

You filed only an I-130. That will result in a CR1 visa. Check the Guides here for a comparison of visas but in general, the CR1 takes longer, costs less and your spouse arrives with permanent resident status and authorization to work. K3 costs more, takes less time and the spouse arrives without authorization to work and must later adjust status to permanent resident. K3 is irrelevant to you now.

You are on the CR1 path.

Thanks

I just found out that the IR1 is what he will get if everything works out fine. I am US citizen from birth. I believe the CR1 is if the petitioner got citizenship through naturalization.

Thanks again and I will update my timeline accordingly

Married March 2003

Sept 30, 2005 mailed I-130 petition

October 3, 2006 USCIS received

October 6, 2005 NOA 1

November 2, 2005 NOA 2

November 20, 2005 Choice of Agent Sent by NVC

December 28, 2005 Choice of Agent sent by FedEx to NVC from JA

January 29, 2006 IV Application Fee Bill sent by NVC

March, 2006 IV Fee paid $380

April 3, 2006 Packet 3 sent by NVC

October, 2006 DS-230 part 1 and AOS sent to NVC

November 29, 2006 NVC informs of mistakes

December, 2006 corrections made and sent back to NVC

January 30, 2007 NVC completes case and forwards to Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica

July 18, 2007 per email from embassy interview set for September 6th, 2007 @ 7am

July 26, 2007 husband gets pre blood tested for marijuana ~ CLEAN!

July 27, 2007 per phone call to to Visa Office in DC interview set for September 4, 2007

July 30, 2007 email from Consular confirms new interview date of September 4, 2007 @ 12:30 p.m.

August 3, 2007 husband picks up packet 4 from post office

August 4 & 6 2007 I receive packet 4 in the mail

August 22, 2007 Medical (rescheduled due to Dean)

September 4, 2007 Interview DENIED (tested positive for marijuana and banned three years)

April 3, 2009 Divorce Final

 
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