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The case is ready since June 2021

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nastra30 Experienced

nastra30   2,284

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1 hour ago, Chiefay said:

Good morning everyone,please any knowledge. The case is ready since June 2021 to now no action taking. Thank you 

Is this spouse of USC? Or spouse of LPR?

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12 minutes ago, Chiefay said:

Father is a US citizen 

Need more info. 

When DQ?

Was there an interview yet?  Results?

CEAC status is Ready?

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23 minutes ago, Chiefay said:

Father is a US citizen 

 

26 minutes ago, Chiefay said:

IR 1 and IR2

Still not clear. The USC petitioner sponsored his wife and child? Or just his child? And how old is the child?

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Chiefay   14

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5 hours ago, nastra30 said:

 

Still not clear. The USC petitioner sponsored his wife and child? Or just his child? And how old is the child?

The US Citizen petition and sponsored the children 14yrs and 16yrs The case is ready in Ghana for the interview as at now,the problem is it's long over there since June 2021.

 

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Chiefay   14

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6 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

Need more info. 

When DQ?

Was there an interview yet?  Results?

CEAC status is Ready?

No interview yet 

1 minute ago, Chiefay said:

No interview yet 

CEAC status Ready 

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Ghana is known to have backlogs however, if the DQ was since June 2021, then it’s too long. My sister in law and her kids were DQ’d around the same time but they had their interviews last year October and are already here. Maybe the petitioner should try and contact the embassy or let their senator contact them on their behalf.

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nastra30   2,284

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3 hours ago, Chiefay said:

The US Citizen petition and sponsored the children 14yrs and 16yrs The case is ready in Ghana for the interview as at now,the problem is it's long over there since June 2021.

 

I agree with @Moda25above. For immediate relatives of USC the backlog has been shaved from almost 2 years to about 13-15 months so yours seems to be taking way too long. Follow @Moda25advice. Good luck.

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