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Abbreviation Glossary?

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Melancholic Mage   104

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Hello, is there any chance someone can point me to or help make an Abbreviation Glossary for some of the most used terms on this site? I'm actually willing to do this myself and make this the thread for it, if other seasoned members can help provide the most used terms that float around here for us newbies.

 

As someone going through the process of a CR-1/IR-1 visa, It took me an embarrassing amount of time to figure out IL means interview letter, and not the state of Illinois. 🙃

 

So:

 

IL = Interview Letter

DQ = Documentarily Qualified

 

Any others? 

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LPR- Legal Permanent Resident

AOS- Adjustment of Status (Not applicable to your case)

AOS- Affidavit Of Support

ROC- Removal Of Conditions

NC-   Naturalization Certificate

WOM- Writ Of Mandamus

VAWA- Violence Against Women Act

AWA- Adam Walsh Act

 

 

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OP = Original poster/original post 

CO = consular officer

IO = Immigration officer

LFO = local field office 

DOS = department of state 

USC = US citizen 

POE = point of entry 

EWI = entry without inspection 

 

 

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