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There is a backlog for K1 interview dates, I've seen 5 to 8 months wait time. CR1 dates are a bit faster at 2 to 5 months depending on how busy the consulate is with DV visas.

This is identical to the one my wife received upon entry. She already got her green card.

Card was delivered on July 3rd

Paid fee: April 27th, 2023 POE: May 12, 2023 (Dulles IAD) Card is being produced: June 26, 2023 Card was mailed to you: June 29, 2023

Can you please share when you entered, paid the fee and the port of entry?

Trust me, I know how they are, my wife called all of them multiple times and no one even answered, I called from the US with my US number and they all answered during the same time my wife called, they're corrupt, I know for some people, it's hard to believe, but I know this for fact, it's not an analysis or assumption, it's a fact from close friends and family members who paid the staff to get an earlier appointment after they were told nothing is available for a month or 2. I do agree that Fihri at least is professional during the exam, I can't speak of the others.

Sorry for what happened to your fiancé, I think you should contact the consulate to make sure they know ahead of time in case he retaliates against your fiance. I know for a fact that those 3 doctors and their staff are rude, when i called them to schedule an appointment, Janah said he's booked for April, I asked about May, they said they can't tell me now, and i would have to call back in May, similar stories with other doctors, after I contacted the embassy explaining that my expedite request is pretty much useless since i can't even schedule the medical until June or July, the consulate made one of them provide an appointment to me, the funny thing is, I got it in April where that doctor told me she will be on vacation, i know many people that have to bribe their staff to just get an earlier appointment. In my opinion, the consulate is creating this issue because of limited doctors and the huge number of DV candidates, they should expand the physicians' list to loosen up their power.

Keep in mind that USCIS understands that consular processing limits certain types of evidence, such as join accounts. You can submit proof of time spent together, such as photos, hotel and airline confirmations, money transfers (if applicable), being the beneficiary in life insurance or retirement plans, phone record, you do not need every single type of proof, just do your best and do not over think it. Good luck.

They want the last shot of the vaccine to be done at least 2 or 3 weeks before the medical appointment.

Thanks, I hope this time they accept your document.

Thanks, I'm crossing my fingers for you.

I just checked my CEAC account and found a message being DOCUMENTARILY QUALIFIED, I haven't received the email yet.

I think you will most likely have the interview in June and there is a small chance in July, the last DQ I saw with an interview in May 9th was Jan 18th.

Congrats, I'm glad they're still working on Saturdays lol

I think you will get it either tomorrow or Saturday, I've seen some DQs on previous Saturdays which is nice.

As far as I know, the letter does not need to be notarized, I've seen many people in FB groups where they just write the letter, sign it then have their American partner do the same.

Thanks, mine cleared yesterday (After 2 days) and we were able to complete the DS-260 and submit everything yesterday.

We just submitted our documents to the NVC on 03/11/2023, please add us to the list. Thanks

Thanks, I just paid on Thursday, so I'll give it few days and see.

How long does the NVC fees take to process?

From what i've seen in some FB groups, when the status changes to AP, it typically changes to issued after 2 or 3 days.

Thanks for sharing this, it's helpful, I'm just waiting for the NVC welcome letter to pay and start the NVC process.

I don't know if this will be an issue, it depends on what documents you're referring to and the consular officer that will conduct the interview, if you want to be on the safe side, you can submit them or take them to the interview but I doubt any civil documents expiration matter except the police/court documents if they're more than a year old.

Once you get the visa, you're all set as long as you enter the USA within the validity of the visa.