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appleblossom

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  1. When was the letter? She needs to hurry up as after a year the case will be terminated if she hasn’t sought to acquire a visa. Everything she needs to know is on here - https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing.html Your friend needs to check the email they gave was correct, as that’s where the Welcome Letter will have been sent to, and all future communication will go there too. If it is correct then she needs to make sure she checks her junk/spam folder regularly.
  2. As above, this thread is for spousal cases. You should post in the Bringing Family Members of USC’s forum, which is where you’ll get relevant advice. https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/111-bringing-family-members-of-us-citizens-to-america/ Good luck.
  3. All of the info you need is on the website given in the welcome letter. Do make sure you read the country specific instructions too. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/step-1-submit-a-petition/step-2-begin-nvc-processing.html Will your husband be transferring with his company? Cost of visas is one thing, but a drop in the ocean compared to the cost of setting up a new life, and medical cover will be a big part of that (it cost us $2500 a month when it wasn’t subsidised by an employer). Having a job to go to would mean that would be one less thing to save up for. Good luck to you.
  4. Which country were you born in? What do you need your parents details for?
  5. So just to be clear, the beneficiary doesn’t want to move now but wants the option to in the future? Then they need to log in as instructed, and ideally do something to keep the case alive every year. I’d pay the fees now personally (as they may increase next year). Then next year do something else i.e. fill out the DS-260. When does the beneficiary actually want to move? Bear in mind some consulates have 1-2+ year waits for an interview so that should be factored in to the timing as well. Are there any dependent children that may age out?
  6. You need to look at the official info. The Fee Calculator may be useful - https://www.uscis.gov/feecalculator Good luck.
  7. That’s what the official instructions say - https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Supplements/Supplements_by_Post/LND-London.html Agree with the above, only reschedule if you really need to.
  8. Try https://talk.uk-yankee.com Good luck!
  9. What notice? Your Priority Date shouldn’t change. If it was linear, but it rarely is. Go back 5 years to the Oct 2020 bulletin and you'll see it’s only moved 1 year and 3 months in that time.
  10. Oh yeah, she has to do it. If she's not computer savvy then are you sure it's definitely not been approved - has she checked the online status/account?
  11. Or where they're doing something for free that an American could be paid for.
  12. You wouldn't normally expect to hear anything until you get a refusal or approval. Officially it's 17 months processing time, although recently it seems to have been a bit quicker for those on the forum. If you could fill your timeline in then you'll get a better idea of when you might hear. Not unless you get a RFE, which hopefully you won't. Good luck.
  13. For other categories, yes, spouses have had IL's. But not for EB cases yet AFAIK, they're usually later in the month though.
  14. India, Pakistan and Bangladesh I knew about, Nepal applications don't seem to face the same scrutiny or backlog for AP though. But I agree, the OP needs to plan on several trips together (but I'd say the same of anybody considering marriage tbh).
  15. Is Nepal a high fraud country? It isn't one of the obvious ones I'd think of as such.
  16. Also, just realised I've assumed this is a spousal case as that's where you've posted, is that right?
  17. When you say accepted, do you mean it's been approved? And you're just waiting for the physical green card?
  18. That's really odd. Did you apply online? What does your status/account say?
  19. The shutdown shouldn't affect USCIS. Just checking, but you're a US citizen, not a permanent resident?
  20. Every single case goes through admin processing, it's just final checks before your visa is issued. More in depth AP can take months, but hopefully yours is the standard and status will change to approved soon. Good luck.
  21. Ah, ok, so you're not in the line for an interview yet as PD isn't current. Both consulates have similar backlogs for your category, but just keep an eye on it and when your PD is current see what the current wait at each consulate is, it may have changed by then. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/iv-wait-times.html And if you could fill your timeline in (on your profile) when you get a mo, it would be much appreciated. Good luck.
  22. It doesn’t delay things by much usually. What’s your Priority Date and when were you DQ’ed? And what’s your home country? You may be better off interviewing there anyway as Abu Dhabi has such a big backlog.
  23. Please fill the timeline in, so it helps others who are going through the same process. Looks like this was a K-1 AoS case? So I’ll l move the thread to the relevant forum. And congrats!
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