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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Cuba
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My husband just received his AP that was issued November 1, 2007. We have yet to receive word of a scheduled interview. All we know know is that they recieved the RFE on October 26, 2007. We initially turned in our whole packet August 30, 2007. Basically we are trying to get information about actually traveling and called the 1-800 number but were told we couldn't really know. We are hoping to go out of the country from November 19 through November 29, so in less than two weeks, but of course do not want to miss the interview. We have looked at a lot of other cases and it seems that things are generally not that fast and we should be okay, but I wanted to see if any one had any insight or would advise not going even though we have not received a letter for the actual interview (wouldn't they give more warning?). Thanks so much for any one with any idea on the situation.

03/16/03: Met the love of my life

01/24/06: Officially began our relationship

11/01/06: He proposed marriage :)

02/17/07: I-129F Sent to NSC

02/23/07: I-129F NOA1

02/28/07: I-129F NOA2 (found out while checking on-line)

03/02/07: Received hard copy NOA1

03/08/07: Received hard copy NOA2

03/13/07: NVC sent packet to La Habana

03/27/07: Telegram "sent" to fiance to pick up packet 3... never received

04/02/07: I contacted the "embassy" to find out status of case and set up pick up date

04/04/07: Fiance picked up packet 3

04/05/07: I called toll-free # here to set up appointment for my fiancé

05/10/07: Interview scheduled for 7:30AM... Visa Approved!!!!!!!!

05/14/07: Picks up passport/visa and brown sealed envelope

05/15/07: Paperwork for the carta blanca turned in

05/24/07: Carta Blanca received and bought plane ticket

06/04/07: Entry into the US... together again!!!!!!!

08/07/07: MARRIED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: New Zealand
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Generally most people get about a month or more notice of an impending interview. At this stage I would say it is safe to go on a visit for such a short amount of time.

Get someone to check your mail for you while you are away.

I 130 & I129F (K3) and AOS info in timeline

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