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  1. I think right now it is almost certain that you'd be put on AP regardless of the embassy location but nobody can know for sure and things may change in the future. As far as I know, dual citizenship may help you escape a potential travel ban but not AP. AP length can also vary greatly case by case and there is no way to predict how long each case is going to be in AP.
  2. No, another email came a few days later with the subject "PREPARING FOR YOUR IMMIGRANT VISA INTERVIEW". There was a link at the end of the email.
  3. It was ok and similar to what everybody else has shared on the forum. At the end of the interview the officer said he would send the form DS-5535 that I had filled out before the interview to DC. So, we are in AP right now.
  4. I had my interview at the Montreal consulate yesterday. Everything was smooth and similar to what others have shared on the forum. At the end of the interview, the officer told me he would send the DS-5535 form I had filled before the interview to DC. He did not ask me to submit CV or anything else. Has anybody else had the same experience?
  5. Among the people who have attended the interview with a baby, do they let you take the baby's stroller into the consulate?
  6. I hope longer AP times are the only possibility caused by the executive order(s) and there would not be a visa ban 2.0 imposed on people from certain countries.
  7. Congratulations on your visa! Just wondering why they asked you to update your DS-260 after your AP was completed?
  8. I received the same email at my email address but addressed to my wife. I don't think it's anything important.
  9. Yeah, I am going to take the medical before the appointment, but it would be good if they let you take it later so you wouldn't have to pay for a family of 3 twice.
  10. Are you sure about this? I know that in some of the consulates around Iran they are ok with this.
  11. I have a visa appointment at the end of January but since I am from Iran, the consulate already emailed me and asked to submit DS-5535. Since this is going to take at least a few months, to avoid paying twice, I am wondering if I can do the medical test after my visa appointment when the AP has been completed?
  12. I am a permanent resident of Canada and citizen of Iran.
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