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EB2-NIW Waiting for Interview at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Mahyar40   0

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Hi,

I applied for EB2 category from Iran and after waiting about 15 months since DQ for interview at an embassy in neighbor countries, I transferred my case to Kuala Lumpur two months ago. Does anyone know the average waiting time for IL in EB1 and EB2 categories at Kuala Lumpur?

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1 minute ago, Mahyar40 said:

Hi,

I applied for EB2 category from Iran and after waiting about 15 months since DQ for interview at an embassy in neighbor countries, I transferred my case to Kuala Lumpur two months ago. Does anyone know the average waiting time for IL in EB1 and EB2 categories at Kuala Lumpur?

Thanks

 

You've posted this in the spouse visa section, I'll ask a kind mod to move it for you. There's a long thread for EB applicants and I'm pretty sure there is somebody from KL on there - I think it was about a 6 month wait for an IL, but could well be wrong on that. 

 

Is your PD current? Please fill in your timeline, thanks. 

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