Can I submit my relationship timeline for my K1 visa after I received a case number?

[VNMH 0]

31 minutes ago, TD6886 said:

Nightmare because it does not have an open slot you have to keep checking,  . Do it together mean you login in US and she login in VN to check for the open slot.

But be careful  login too many time the system will lock you out for  72-hours.

Thank you so much for the useful info. I wonder if we submit the timeline and family tree in the interview, they will approve the visa faster. In your case, it took 6 months. That was so long. In my case, they already delayed my fiancé 7 months because USCIS lost the second page of my petition. I am thinking about writing a letter to the white house next month to beg him to ask them expedite my petition. I am not sure what the outcome would be. It is very unfair that they made a mistake and we suffer. 

Edited Tuesday at 01:15 PM by VNMH

[TD6886 46]

4 minutes ago, VNMH said:

Thank you so much for the useful info. I wonder if we submit the timeline and family tree in the interview, they will approve the visa faster. In your case, it took 6 months. That was so long. In my case, they already delayed my fiancé 7 months because USCIS lost the second page of my petition. I am thinking about writing a letter to the white house next month to beg him to ask them expedite my petition. I am not sure what the outcome would be. It is very unfair that they made a mistake and we suffer. 

Wow that's suck. from what I'm understand USCIS-NVC-CONSULATE have nothing with each other, every department doing their own thing. You will not be able to expedite anything with them (someone here can correct me if I'm wrong)

Timeline and family tree just bring it with you, l almost think 95% case get decision before the interview. I know it is hard that you both been waiting for all these months but you can't do anything at all. The best you can do right is get all the support documents and follow the next step by their rule, there is no shortcut or expedite so don't get yourself stress out.

My case is difference 6-months is fast, some case could see years. 

[Edward and Jaycel 403]

And for the K-1 visa you will be filling out the DS-160 not the DS-260

[TD6886 46]

16 minutes ago, Edward and Jaycel said:

And for the K-1 visa you will be filling out the DS-160 not the DS-260

oop!!! you are right

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On 1/7/2025 at 7:43 AM, TD6886 said:

Nightmare because it does not have an open slot you have to keep checking,  . Do it together mean you login in US and she login in VN to check for the open slot.

But be careful  login too many time the system will lock you out for  72-hours.

Thank you. We will do that together. Will they lock us if we sign in from Vietnam and US?

[TD6886 46]

9 hours ago, VNMH said:

Thank you. We will do that together. Will they lock us if we sign in from Vietnam and US?

You can login from anywhere, but only 3 or 4 time in 24-hrs. we got locked out a few time LoL.

[ToNhi 21]

Bring it with you to the interview. They may not even look at it. I stressed out for months because I did not frontload my petition with a relationship timeline or family tree, but they had approved us before they even met us. The C.O. had questions pre-loaded on her computer screen, and she simply asked us those questions and typed out our answers (me in English with my Fiancee in Vietnamese through an interpreter). They didn't even look at any of the evidence that we had brought (which was 3 binders full, and fearing that we would receive a blue slip, I forced stack of our Dinh Hon/engagement photos through the little slot and made her look at them, lol). 

Edited yesterday at 06:38 AM by ToNhi

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8 hours ago, ToNhi said:

Bring it with you to the interview. They may not even look at it. I stressed out for months because I did not frontload my petition with a relationship timeline or family tree, but they had approved us before they even met us. The C.O. had questions pre-loaded on her computer screen, and she simply asked us those questions and typed out our answers (me in English with my Fiancee in Vietnamese through an interpreter). They didn't even look at any of the evidence that we had brought (which was 3 binders full, and fearing that we would receive a blue slip, I forced stack of our Dinh Hon/engagement photos through the little slot and made her look at them, lol). 

They didn't look because you brought it

 

The ones who come unprepared are typically asked for evidence.

[VNMH 0]

On 1/10/2025 at 1:35 AM, ToNhi said:

Bring it with you to the interview. They may not even look at it. I stressed out for months because I did not frontload my petition with a relationship timeline or family tree, but they had approved us before they even met us. The C.O. had questions pre-loaded on her computer screen, and she simply asked us those questions and typed out our answers (me in English with my Fiancee in Vietnamese through an interpreter). They didn't even look at any of the evidence that we had brought (which was 3 binders full, and fearing that we would receive a blue slip, I forced stack of our Dinh Hon/engagement photos through the little slot and made her look at them, lol). 

Thank you for your info and advice. I hope that they will approve my fiancé. They delayed me 7 months because they lost the second page of my petition.

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On 1/9/2025 at 7:42 AM, TD6886 said:

You can login from anywhere, but only 3 or 4 time in 24-hrs. we got locked out a few time LoL.

I see lol. When you scheduled the interview, how far away was the interviews? Weeks or months? What did they ask? 

[ToNhi 21]

I recommend going through the Vietnam forum and looking at past blue slip denial reasons and bringing all of that evidence with you to the future interview (relationship timeline, family tree, chat/message screenshots, photos, engagement party/dinh hon photos, receipts of places visited together, airline tickets, how did you meet, who introduced.) If I could do it all over again, I'd recommend CR-1 over K-1. Trying for a K-1 from HCMC Vietnam was tough.