US Immigration from Pakistan

VISA CLASS: F31
YOUR CASE IS CURRENTLY AT: NVC
FOREIGN STATE OF CHARGEABILITY: PAKISTAN
INTERVIEW LOCATION: ISLAMABAD
PRIORITY DATE: 2006

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I've been living with my family in Saudi Arabia as an expatriate since ~2004 and have Iqama, School Fees, Rents/Bills, etc. to prove the fact.

Should I request NVC to move my Interview location from Pakistan to Saudi Arabia? Is it possible? Is it worth it or would it create more issues?

We are currently in the process of getting DQ (Form 1099, and W-2 left).

I've heard the wait for Islamabad, Pakistan is around 2 years long while the wait in Saudi Arabia is 1 year long but am concerned about the No. of Visas given in Saudi Arabia vs Pakistan and all other things like if I'm even applicable for shifting the location.

Any advice?

My mom and dad came to the US and they would like to sponsor their kids one of them is 16 and one is 18 what s the process?
Any piece of advice would be appreciated

thank you

Hello! My fianc is to have his interview next week. All our paperwork is ready but I have a few questions.

1. for the affidavit of support if I am taking full responsibility in supporting him financially does he have to sign the beneficiary part?

2. Has anyone gone through the interview process and if so how was it?

3. Do they tell you that day that you got approved?

4. How long does it take to get your passport back with the visa?

Thank you!

My wife had her visa interview in Pakistan last week. Unfortunately, she was given a white paper stating that the visa was refused under Section 221(g). The Consular Officer (CO) checked the box for "Administrative Processing" and informed her that she needs to wait for further updates.

Background:

This is a second marriage for both of us, and we ve been married for 5 years. During the interview, the CO asked for my divorce documents from my first marriage in the U.S., which my wife provided.

Next, the CO requested my birth certificate, but I didn t have it available. I had assumed that my passport, naturalization certificate, and driver s license would suffice in place of the birth certificate.

Finally, the CO asked for our Family Registration Certificate from Pakistan, which I was unaware of until that moment.

As a result, my wife s visa was refused, and she received the white paper with Section 221(g) and "Administrative Processing" checked.

What Should I Do Now?

I m unsure of the next steps to take. Any advice or insights from others who have experienced something similar would be greatly appreciated.

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