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On 11/4/2023 at 5:05 AM, Salima Hafurova said:

Hello, 

I'm a USC and my husband is Moroccan. We've been approved by USCIS and Documentarily Qualified by NVC on September 19, 2023. I see that the wait times for an interview are fluctuating and the NVC notified me through their public enquiry that they can't determine or guesstimate approximately how long until an interview letter is issued by the US Embassy of Casablanca, Morocco but I read on this forum that it's about 4-6 months. Is that correct? I should expect to receive the IL in March 2024? I was wondering if that approximation is correct, and I'm considering to search for a US embassy that has shorter wait times for an interview. Did anyone have an experience transferring a case from Morocco? 

Changing consulates is not a given: the interviewee must have legal residency in the country of interview.

my thoughts to you is to just wait it out and prepare for the interview as much as possible.

I know the wait game is tough, but it is easier than complicating the case with unneeded changes. My wife was on AP for 16 months after the interview, and we just got her visa last month.

Just be patient and wait it out. You are almost there.

11/17/2016: Got engaged
11/28/2016: I-130 sent to Chicago IL lock box
01/12/2016: NOA1

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Update.  IL received.  DQ to IL was 7 weeks.  

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What did they ask for when you asked to schedule an exam?   Keeping you all in my dua also!!

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Changing consulates is not a given: the interviewee must have legal residency in the country of interview. my thoughts to you is to just wait it out and prepare for the interview as much as possi

 
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