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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
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Question for all of you who have just been through approved interviews at the London US Embassy for a K-1...

You give them your passport the day of your interview and they take it up, correct? I understand that you will find out if you are approved on the spot, but do they give you your visa there, or does it come by mail later? How long does that take?

K-1 AOS

02/03/06: Met in Mexico!

04/25/08: Sarah entered US @ Dallas POE - NO PROBLEMS!

05/23/08: Applied for SS#

05/23/08: Marriage License

05/30/08: Received SS card

06/07/08: Wedding

06/20/08: Applied for new SS# with married name

06/27/08: Received new SS card with married name

06/30/08: I-485 AOS packet sent to Chicago

07/01/08: I-485 AOS packet received by CHIBA/RECEPTION (1 day)

07/08/08: I-485 check cashed by USCIS (9 days)

07/11/08: Received NOA's - 4 letters - I-485 NOA, EAD NOA, AP NOA, Biometrics Appt. (12 days)

07/29/08: Biometrics Appt. 11am (30 days)

07/29/08: I-485 Application transferred to CSC (30 days)

08/04/08: Received Transfer Notice in mail from CSC (36 days)

09/03/08: Touched - Email - I-485 AOS Card Production Ordered (66 days)

09/04/08: Touched - Email - Notice mailed welcoming new permanent resident (67 days)

09/04/08: Received AP in the mail (67 days)

09/05/08: Touched - Email - EAD approved (68 days)

09/08/08: Received EAD in the mail (71 days)

09/09/08: Touched - Email - I-485 AOS Approval Notice Sent (72 days)

09/09/08: Received notice in the mail welcoming new permanent resident (72 days)

09/10/08: Received GREEN CARD in th email (73 days)

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You do not get it back on the same day, they keep your passport to put the visa in it. Mine took 3 days to get to me but i believe that it can take up to 10 days unless you pay extra to have it delivered to you sooner. It was delivered to me by courier.

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03-06-10 Mailed N-400

03-17-10 Check cashed

03-19-10 NOA received

03-22-10 Biometrics sent

04-09-10 Biometrics appointment

06-14-10 Interview Date

06-22-10 Received letter for Oath

07-02-10 Oath ceremony

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
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Great, thanks, just wanted to clarify.

Someone at my mom's office who is married to someone from the UK who came over on a K1 visa said that it took him over 100 days to get his Visa from the time of his interview. I told my mom to tell her that she was wrong that it only takes a few days. She said "well, my husband doesn't lie" and I told her that I think she just mis-understood and that he meant it took over 100 days from the time he was approved to the date of his entry, anyway if she was involved in the process she should know better.

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K-1 AOS

02/03/06: Met in Mexico!

04/25/08: Sarah entered US @ Dallas POE - NO PROBLEMS!

05/23/08: Applied for SS#

05/23/08: Marriage License

05/30/08: Received SS card

06/07/08: Wedding

06/20/08: Applied for new SS# with married name

06/27/08: Received new SS card with married name

06/30/08: I-485 AOS packet sent to Chicago

07/01/08: I-485 AOS packet received by CHIBA/RECEPTION (1 day)

07/08/08: I-485 check cashed by USCIS (9 days)

07/11/08: Received NOA's - 4 letters - I-485 NOA, EAD NOA, AP NOA, Biometrics Appt. (12 days)

07/29/08: Biometrics Appt. 11am (30 days)

07/29/08: I-485 Application transferred to CSC (30 days)

08/04/08: Received Transfer Notice in mail from CSC (36 days)

09/03/08: Touched - Email - I-485 AOS Card Production Ordered (66 days)

09/04/08: Touched - Email - Notice mailed welcoming new permanent resident (67 days)

09/04/08: Received AP in the mail (67 days)

09/05/08: Touched - Email - EAD approved (68 days)

09/08/08: Received EAD in the mail (71 days)

09/09/08: Touched - Email - I-485 AOS Approval Notice Sent (72 days)

09/09/08: Received notice in the mail welcoming new permanent resident (72 days)

09/10/08: Received GREEN CARD in th email (73 days)

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Great, thanks, just wanted to clarify.

Someone at my mom's office who is married to someone from the UK who came over on a K1 visa said that it took him over 100 days to get his Visa from the time of his interview. I told my mom to tell her that she was wrong that it only takes a few days. She said "well, my husband doesn't lie" and I told her that I think she just mis-understood and that he meant it took over 100 days from the time he was approved to the date of his entry, anyway if she was involved in the process she should know better.

Maybe he got caught in some adminstrative processing. This is unusual for the UK but if there was a problem with a name check then that could delay the issuing of the visa.

17th March 2010 - Started the removal of conditions process

22nd March 2010 - Application received by CSC

30th April 2010 - Biometrics appointment

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