Processing times for I-130at US Embassy Tegucigalpa Honduras

[Wrath of Sithis 0]

I thought I would start this thread as I didn't see another one like it in the search.

I figured that maybe some could share their experiances here or, that perhaps it could be used as a guide for someone else later on.

I am a US citizen and legal Honduran resedent.

I married my wife in Feb. 2007, I applied for my wife and step-daughter's visas at the embassy here in Tegucigalpa.

Because I am a legal resedent with proof of living here I was able to apply at the embassy without the expense of having to fedex a bunch of documents to the USA, or having to wait there away from my family while this is all being processed. Thank God for that!

We do however plan to move back as soon as we get this taken care of.

Anyways I was told that if there are any problems they'll call me, other wise I will be notified of the desicion within about 4-5 months by mail.

So my question is has anybody applied for these at this embassy (or one anywhere else for that matter), and how long did it take for the whole process?

Nov. 19th 2007 Applied I-130s for wife and step-child, paid fees at embassy.

[jeje 0]

I thought I would start this thread as I didn't see another one like it in the search.

I figured that maybe some could share their experiances here or, that perhaps it could be used as a guide for someone else later on.

I am a US citizen and legal Honduran resedent.

I married my wife in Feb. 2007, I applied for my wife and step-daughter's visas at the embassy here in Tegucigalpa.

Because I am a legal resedent with proof of living here I was able to apply at the embassy without the expense of having to fedex a bunch of documents to the USA, or having to wait there away from my family while this is all being processed. Thank God for that!

We do however plan to move back as soon as we get this taken care of.

Anyways I was told that if there are any problems they'll call me, other wise I will be notified of the desicion within about 4-5 months by mail.

So my question is has anybody applied for these at this embassy (or one anywhere else for that matter), and how long did it take for the whole process?

Nov. 19th 2007 Applied I-130s for wife and step-child, paid fees at embassy.

i never had the experience, but due to people experience shared on this site DIRECT CONSULAR FILING is the best and the easiest once u have residence down there i believe evrything should go smooth. i wish u good luck

[Wrath of Sithis 0]

Ahh wonderful, I think I'm getting the hang of this forum. I guess I should have posted this in "Direct Consular Filing (DCF) General Discussion"