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When an immigrant case is in AP, does a different consular officer work on it?

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Lemonslice Experienced

Lemonslice   4,922

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26 minutes ago, LuvAmerika said:

once the missing documents are received, or is it the same officer who interviewed you who works on your case until it is complete? 

Can be the same, or a different one.  Postings abroad do not last forever, so someone new might be in; or vacations, or... 

 

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26 minutes ago, LuvAmerika said:

once the missing documents are received, or is it the same officer who interviewed you who works on your case until it is complete? 

Administrative Processing (or INA 221(g)) is the term used by the U.S. Department of State when an immediate decision cannot be made by the consular officer during the visa interview.

Asking as for the same officer working on the AP on your case ? I'm afraid to say no. It seems you already submitted the missing documents. 

I hoped you are good 👍. Just pray and wait boss.

Good luck 👍 

 
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