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My wife was F1 and her PD was September 13, 2013  her visa was approved before we got married, my daughter and I was added to the petition as "Accompany" My question is: If we change to "Follow to Join" can she receive an interview letter soon? or she still has to wait for her PD to becomes current at F3? Thank you

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What visa was approved?

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1 hour ago, Visa Revamp said:

My wife was F1 and her PD was September 13, 2013  her visa became available before we got married, my daughter and I was added to the petition as "Accompany" My question is: If we change to "Follow to Join" can she receive an interview letter soon? or she still has to wait for her PD to becomes current at F3? Thank you

 

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3 minutes ago, Visa Revamp said:

Sorry, visa became available 

I assume you have not notified them of the marriage, you need to do that you are put in the right category

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No, we have already done that but we want to change the derivative to follow to join. We want to know if after changing to "follow to join" her interview date can be ready soon or she still have to wait for her PD to current on F3?

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5 minutes ago, Visa Revamp said:

No, we have already done that but we want to change the derivative to follow to join. We want to know if after changing to "follow to join" her interview date can be ready soon or she still have to wait for her PD to current on F3?

F3 is currently 2008 so you have a few years to wait

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F3 is the category for married children of USCs

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6 or 7?

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