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Expedite approval notice received in in Dec 2021 and case READY on ceac website 4th Jan 2022, registered with AIS and trying to schedule interview but no appointment available ( US Embassy in UK) is the message everytime am on it for 3days now, is anyone experiencing this and what's the way forward please.

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keep checking, they will release more slots slowly. I think those with CR1/IR1 and other immediate family based applications have slots available, but looking in the non immigrant booking system there don't seem to any left, last time I checked there were some slots in April. 

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1 hour ago, Saqib-s said:

keep checking, they will release more slots slowly. I think those with CR1/IR1 and other immediate family based applications have slots available, but looking in the non immigrant booking system there don't seem to any left, last time I checked there were some slots in April. 

Isn’t EB-3 an immigrant visa?  I don’t know much about the EBs. Maybe he’s looking in the wrong place on AIS.

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3 hours ago, Tinytoe said:

EB-3 immigrant visa for nurses

Hello, if you don't mind me asking what was your dqed date. I'm also waiting for my interview for Eb-3 immigrant visa for nurses (London embassy)  and was dqed Aug 2021. Thanks 

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9 hours ago, Tinytoe said:

EB-3 immigrant visa for nurses

Since you expedited and your case left the NVC before they assigned you an interview, you are in the same spot as others  who book their own interview. Are you using the immigrant section on AIS, the green one. (Non immigrant is blue.)

https://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-gb/iv
 

Somebody posted a picture of the immigrant calendar just a day or so ago and it had lots of openings. Are you ticking the reason “I have received a letter/email from the consular section with instructions to schedule an immigrant visa appointment.”

 

Do that if that’s not the reason you picked before. Does that get you in?

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The page came up as blue then , logged in blue and turn to green  then clicked on schedule appointment and still get same message, i have tried over and over , am fed up. I actulally registered on the on travel state .gov where it says register here for you delivery address before interview, dont reall know what else to do.

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1 minute ago, Tinytoe said:

just clicked on the link you sent now, it shows green immigrant visa and logged in still receive same message as there's no appointment.

And you found the list of choices and picked 

“ I have received a letter/email from the consular section with instructions to schedule an immigrant visa appointment.”—-even if you didn’t actually get a letter.


here’s the availability posted Tuesday

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nd you found the list of choices and picked 

“ I have received a letter/email from the consular section with instructions to schedule an immigrant visa appointment.”—-even if you didn’t actually get a letter.

 

Am even thinking if i did not tick any  option when i registered because i realise that you can still continue with registration without ticking option. Can i create another account using my second email and re-register by ticking the right option that i have an email with instruction to schedule my visa interview?   or are they holding to let me schedule cos i only registered 3days ago.  Is there any email contact that i can write them and explain my situation please, this is so frustrating for me, kindly help me please.

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