US Immigration from Ukraine

please tell me how long it is now to wait NVC for an answer after downloading additional documents and correcting errors

Hi all,

I know there are people who will panic after their interview for the K1 visa because it goes to refused and then administrative processing, and I completely understand because it is all new. Plus, when you see the words "refused," your heart stops and it takes your breath away in an unhealthy manner. This information might be in the K1 Visa section of the VJ site (links above for those who want to absorb the information) but I am posting here in hopes that the people going into the interviews in the next few weeks to a month will understand what each status means:
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/administrative-processing-information.html

There is a chance that each embassy/consulate has the same information in compacted form so the beneficiary can read in their own native tongue, but this really explained exactly the answers I would see from VJ members when someone would post this. This might help and it might not, but I hope this gives more hope to everyone as they are going through their journey (and not just K1 but all the processes). I would also encourage you read that 221g in its entirety. If you read it at first and are frozen at "refused", then take a break, go outside and walk, then come back after 30 minutes and read past that "refused" line. Sometimes it is harder to understand what they mean, but normally it says "refused" but because of more information. Almost comparable to an RFE during the 129F process.

Best wishes to everyone!

Suppose someone is in removal proceedings with multiple grounds for removal and no "defenses to deportation" apply. If one of the grounds, e.g. a domestic violence conviction, cannot be overcome by fact or legal argument, would the IJ schedule a merits hearing for the other grounds to be contested, if the alien cannot avoid deportation due to the DV ? From what I read, it seems there would be no need for a contested hearing because it would not change the outcome, but I wondered if someone more certain could respond.

Good afternoon. I ask for advice. This is the situation. In January of this year, my husband filed 130i petition for me and my two children. in March, a letter was received to provide additional information. The immigration agency my husband contacted did not send a passport size photo. and in the end, the children's petitions were approved, and my petition was rejected. in June, the immigration agency filed an appeal. but as it turned out to the wrong address. the appeal was returned. the agency manager resubmits the appeal, but to a different address, and there is no information. Where can I find out the correct address for filing an appeal? and how can you find out the result of the acceptance of the appeal? if someone had a situation with an appeal, please write.

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