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3 minutes ago, PPM said:

Seriously 7 years? Omg! I was thinking more like 3...is every country different ?

Don’t forget you have to add the wait time for I-130 approval.

 

The country that’s different are : mexico, Philippines ( even longer ) 

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8 years or so

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3 minutes ago, PPM said:

Seriously 7 years? Omg! I was thinking more like 3...is every country different ?

Yes. Some are different as @Misscloud said.

 

The Process for those countries is about 10 to 12 years 

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7 hours ago, PPM said:

Seriously 7 years? Omg! I was thinking more like 3...is every country different ?

See https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin.html

 

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2 minutes ago, PPM said:

thank you seen this.But it does not state malaysia. Do you see anything ..ty

"All Chargeability Areas Except Those Listed" includes Malaysia.

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10 hours ago, PPM said:

u mean mexico...china...india faster? hmmmm...so Malaysia 7 years...sad...but thank u

Malaysia is in the fastest grouping for this age group. (You may have been thinking of under 21s, who are much faster.)

If you had filed as soon as you immigrated in 2019 you could already have 3 years of the wait time past, I’d suggest you don’t delay any longer and file ASAP.

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24 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Malaysia is in the fastest grouping for this age group. (You may have been thinking of under 21s, who are much faster.)

If you had filed as soon as you immigrated in 2019 you could already have 3 years of the wait time past, I’d suggest you don’t delay any longer and file ASAP.

I am asking for a child over the age of 21 though. Thank you so much

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10 hours ago, Misscloud said:

Its F2B visa. After i-130 Approved, more or less add 6 or 7 years at the moment to wait for DQ and ur son have to be unmarried still 

Hi there...thank you so much for the info.....6-7 years wow!!!!.  I was thinking 3-4 years as I am applying for my child  in Malaysia. 

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