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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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they have really slowed down then.. back when I was going through this.... my case was completed at the NVC at the beginning of February 2005 and my interview was March 29th 2005...

I wonder what has happened that the process as slowed down soo much....

I don't know but I hope we get some answers soon, many have now written to someone - the consul general, their senator etc etc - hopefully eventually someone will get some information.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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Hey

Diana is just perfect.. I am really impressed by her... GOd bless you Diana

Jigi

Feb 1,2007 - I-130 Reached USCIS.

Feb 4,2007 - I-130 accepted > Get USCIS case Number NOA1.

May 8 ,2007- GET NVC Case Number > NOA2.

June 16 ,2007- Get Order from NVC to pay 70$.

July 2 ,2007- Get DS-3032 in India.

July 7,2007 - DS-3032 choice of address agent entered in NVC.

July 14 ,2007- Get I-864.

July 18 ,2007- I-864 Enters NVC.

July 29 ,2007- Get Order to Pay 380$ fee.

Aug 3 ,2007- 380$ Fee Reached St Louis.

Aug 25,2007 - NVC & St Louis People receive photocopy of my payment with USPS receipt.

After WAITING for 37 days.

Sept 10,2007 - 380$ fee encashed.

Sept 24,2007 - Receive DS-230 in Mail.

Sept 25,2007 - DS-230 despatched.

Sept 26,2007- DS-230 Delivered.

Oct 1,2007 - NVC has DS-230.

Oct 12, 2007 - DS-230 Reviewed. Case Complete

Oct 16, 2007 - Case at Embassy.

Oct 25, 2007- Interview Letter Despatched from Embassy.

Nov 3, 2007 - Recieved Interview Letter.

Dec 1, 2007 - Medical Exam .

I GOT IT

Jan 16 - I am in USA

April 15 2008 - Get my Drivers License.

I-751 Lifting Conditions at California Service Center

November 12, 2009 - I-751 Sent via USPS Express Mail

November 13, 2009 - Receipt of I-1751 Fee

November 20, 2009 - Arrested on Domestic Battery(Had argument with wife)

December 18, 2009 - Biometrics Completed at 9 am.

January 13, 2010 - Receive I-797E Notice for more evidence

February 16, 2010 - Mail reaches Californa Service Center( Next day of Preseidents Day)

February 19, 2010 - Card Production Ordered. Status now IR1

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Nigeria
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In my own exprience, it is not based on when the case was completed nor on a first come first served basis. its the other way around....

Hi Aurea,

Can you expand on your statement above? I will really like to know other possible criteria like you mentioned.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Malawi
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Aurea

I can honestly say prior to finding the VJ website I did not know anyone else that was going thru this process. However based on what I have seen on VJ all things being equal same visa type same embassy; interviews are being given based on when the case is complete. PLease remember no two case are the same; for various reason additional info is requested on some case but not on others. If additional info is requested your case stop until this info is provided then the case is put back in process. Your case does not get to get in front of some one who case start after your but past your since it was never RFE.

My other statement was with thousands of case there is a small % of cases that may fall thru the crack. This happen not just in the US govt but all companies. In those cases the applicants must be on top of what is the actual proces so when his/her case gets off track the correct attention is place on his/her case timely.

I got so much info from this thread both from people get visas from the same embassy as well as just other people getting IR1/CR1 that I am sure help me get my visa really fst compare to other walk the journey. However I can say there were a few times I would read a statements made as a fact and get so side track only to find out it was only speculation and had not fact base info to back up the statement. Newbie to this site will in the beginning take every word on this site as law; so we have a responsibility to be as fact base as possible.

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