I'm New to this process

[SalishSea 17,506]

5 hours ago, Gary Rich said:

Thank you for your reply... I'm thinking my case will be shorter just base on me being there and seeing the US Embassy in Ghana open and taking interviews.. ( I could be wrong ) but i do believe some of the information that being put online is not correct. I mean i was right there on the ground.  so i'm just in the beginning process of mines.. I kind of expect movement by march or April.. and my fiancé interview right around June or July.. but quick question tho.. my fiancé is dues in June to our our child.. I'm hoping that wont be a problem at the Embassy..( thats my only concern )

Your expectations are not reasonable, unfortunately.

 

And basing your expectations on having been there and "seen that the US embassy is open" is beyond ridiculous.

[SalishSea 17,506]

3 hours ago, Gary Rich said:

im not from Ghana.. i'm from the us... my fiancé is from Ghana

DUDE.   Wow.  😂

[Gary Rich 237]

that your opinion.. in which it has nothing to do with me..@Jorgedig in fact you don't even know what is my expectation

[Rocio0010 5,579]

2 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

I kind of expect movement by march or April.. and my fiancé interview right around June or July..

Somebody's heart might be shattered soon.

[Rocio0010 5,579]

Just now, Gary Rich said:

that your opinion.. in which it has nothing to do with me..@Jorgedig in fact you don't even know what is my expectation

Dude, you said you expected movement by march or april and an interview in June. Unfortunately odds are against you.

[SalishSea 17,506]

Just now, Gary Rich said:

that your opinion.. in which it has nothing to do with me..@Jorgedig in fact you don't even know what is my expectation

You stated your expectations for a March/April petition approval, and a June/July consulate interview.  

[Gary Rich 237]

have a good day

[slavaskii 886]

4 minutes ago, Gary Rich said:

that your opinion.. in which it has nothing to do with me..@Jorgedig in fact you don't even know what is my expectation

I'm sorry but it's not his opinion, it's a fact. For you to get an I-129F approval in April, you'd need to somehow jump the line on the well over 20,000 petitions ahead of you that have been milling around since February. You will get an approval at the end of 2022 and then there's still NVC and consulate. We're not trying to kill your mood or anything, honestly, I wish people find VisaJourney earlier than they do because Google is still telling you pretty things that are unfortunately very outdated. Too often people come to our filer threads saying they're worried they haven't gotten an approval after three months and we're like... what?

 

If you're frequently in Ghana, perhaps someone can advise you here on the process of Direct Consular Filing.

[SalishSea 17,506]

1 minute ago, slavaskii said:

his

*Her

😉

2 minutes ago, slavaskii said:

If you're frequently in Ghana, perhaps someone can advise you here on the process of Direct Consular Filing.

DCF is gone worldwide, except in exceptional circumstances.  Plus, OP does not live there, so wouldn't have qualified even before the USCIS international offices were closed.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Another poster seeking advice who likes to argue because he already has the answers.

 

Why bother coming to VJ for help when you already have the answers.

 

If you don't believe the advice that you have been given, then best of luck.  Your timeline is completely optimistic and not based on recent reports.  

 

You've filed an I-134 when it wasn't needed and most likely will outdated by the time she interviews.  You'll have to submit another one.

 

Take the advice you have been given.  It's good advice.  Or go your own way because you already have the answers.

[Gary Rich 237]

Thank you @slavaskii some people think i suppose to just jump ahead of people that been on fling for some time now. but little do they understand or know the process in Ghana itself.

 Being that I'm been there and going back there in march i don't expect no interview for my fiancé' that fast.. But trust and believe me.. things are moving along there.. others can have their opinion

 it has no effect on me in what I'm doing. Being totally honestly.. I think others should do more research about thier bussiness then think about or even be concern with someone else who was on the ground

in person at a embassy.. but that for your note

[Coco8 1,042]

I think nobody has mentioned that Ghana is a HIGH FRAUD country. 

 

One reason why it takes so long is because of delays, pandemic, and because it already took long. The OTHER reason is that Ghana is a high fraud country. 

 

It would have been wiser to get married.

[Rocio0010 5,579]

2 minutes ago, Gary Rich said:

hings are moving along there.. others can have their opinion

Have you posted or even visited the Ghana forum? I strongly suggest you to do so.

 

2 minutes ago, Gary Rich said:

but little do they understand or know the process in Ghana itself.

...and you know better because you stopped by the Embassy and talked to the security guard?

 

3 minutes ago, Gary Rich said:

I think others should do more research about thier bussiness then think about or even be concern with someone else who was on the ground

People that are replying to your post have been in immigration for a long time, and they know a lot about the process and which countries/ continents are known for long processes. Unfortunately, Ghana is one of them.

[aaron2020 11,651]

2 minutes ago, Gary Rich said:

Thank you @slavaskii some people think i suppose to just jump ahead of people that been on fling for some time now. but little do they understand or know the process in Ghana itself.

 Being that I'm been there and going back there in march i don't expect no interview for my fiancé' that fast.. But trust and believe me.. things are moving along there.. others can have their opinion

 it has no effect on me in what I'm doing. Being totally honestly.. I think others should do more research about thier bussiness then think about or even be concern with someone else who was on the ground

in person at a embassy.. but that for your note

Little do they understand or know the process in Ghana itself . . . . even thought they've helped plenty of people.

 

Being on the ground in Ghana without knowing or asking anyone in line how long they've waited and what categories, you still got the answers out of the air.  Didn't know that being in Ghana gave you instant knowledge about immigration,

 

Your knowledge is flawed.  You filed an I-134 when it wasn't needed.  You don't know what you are doing.  Keep acting like you do and people here will stop trying to help you.

[belinda63 3,022]

Well everyone we can argue all day. He has filed for the visa and must now wait, however long it takes. No sense in trying to predict the future.

Best of luck to the OP and if you have any further questions feel free to ask.