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  1. appleblossom
    Ignore all of the above completely! In my defence, it’s early and I’ve not had coffee yet. F11 isn’t F2A, it’s F1. Doh! 😂 @Lil hommie, what’s your exact PD?
  2. appleblossom
    It’s usually pretty quick as they know that people may need to get back urgently. They’ll just check that you have maintained your LPR status and that everything is in prefer (i.e. you’ve paid fee etc) and then an interview will be scheduled. Can’t speak for the Copenhagen embassy but London was only 2 days, and as Copenhagen is quoting only 1 day wait for non-immigrant visas yours should be super quick. Make sure you take plenty of proof of your life in the US with you. Good luck.
  3. appleblossom
    Just looked at your other posts (please fill in your timeline!), it says you were DQ’ed 3.5 years ago? Which even for Ghana is too long I’d say. Are you sure you’re still F2A? Seems like you might have aged out in to F2B which would explain why you’ve not had an interview date. What does your online status say? And how old are you, how long did your I-130 take to be approved??
  4. appleblossom
    Have you got a link to where it says bookings paid in full are required? I find that a bit odd, normally you’re told not to book non refundable things before having a visa in hand!
  5. appleblossom
    F11 is F2A on the Visa bulletin - each category has sub categories for visa classification, for example I applied under EB1 and my visa said E11. My spouse was E19, my children E15. https://ohss.dhs.gov/topics/immigration/lawful-permanent-residents/immigrant-classes-admission#immigration-for-employment
  6. appleblossom
    It’s not done by Priority Date, interviews are scheduled by DQ date (for those whose PD’s are current). So what is your PD and when were you DQ’ed?
  7. appleblossom
    No, your DQ date is when you received an email to say your case was documentarily complete, i.e. you’d paid your fees, completed your DS-260 and all of your mailed documents had been accepted. If your case was transferred to NVC in mid December 2023 then it’s unlikely to have been before Jan 2024 at the earliest. Thank you for filling in your timeline - it’s a pet peeve of mine, when people want answers to questions but can’t be bothered to fill their timeline in to help others! Particularly with us EB applicants as there aren’t that many of us around so the more timelines the better. Best of luck, hope you get an IL soon.
  8. appleblossom
    A timeline would be much more helpful! Have you got the link to it?
  9. appleblossom
    Were they also an EB applicant? Or immediate relative?
  10. appleblossom
    That would make more sense! So probably just missed the cut off for this month, assuming his PD is current.
  11. appleblossom
    You're aware that your PD isn't current? So you're not even in line for an IL yet as there is no visa available to you. A temp employment visa is your only option for August 2025, I can't see you having your EB2 by then, but any of them are going to involve the employer spending some money. Might be time to ask them for a chat with their immigration lawyer to discuss the options?
  12. appleblossom
    Is it EB2? And were you born in Iran or elsewhere? Is your DQ date right, just 3 days ago? If so you've got a long wait before an interview. Please fill in your timeline to help others, thanks.
  13. appleblossom
    What's your Priority Date? Please fill in your timeline, thx. A job offer won't be a valid reason to expedite an EB2 NIW - the whole point of that visa route is that you don't require a job offer for it.
  14. appleblossom
    It's made no difference at all, but there's probably at least another decade to go until there is a visa available. If you filed for the address changes then that's fine but your case is all electronic now anyway, so your next step will be an email when the case is sent to NVC. And addresses can just be updated when the time comes to do the DS-260. How old are the 2 children?
  15. appleblossom
    That’s for F2B but OP says spouse is a citizen now. So F1 category, possibly F3, depending on what ‘and family’ means. If that includes a spouse now then they’ve still a decade or more to go. @cmellgren, it doesn’t change anything, all of the old paper cases are gradually being migrated to the online system but that’s all it is.
  16. appleblossom
    There's no set timescale I'm afraid, it depends on the checks they're doing. It's just a case of waiting and keeping an eye on her CEAC status. Good luck.
  17. appleblossom
    Yes, if he's eligible (and sounds like he is if he has already been a joint sponsor). So if needed he can be added when they get to the point of the NVC side of things, which is a while away (possibly as much as a decade away, depending on the age of the kids).
  18. appleblossom
    Then you need to get his green card corrected, by filing an I-90.
  19. appleblossom
    Ideally both parents would petition them as it will take so long, so that you have a second parent application as 'back up' in case something happens to one of them. But if it's easier just your Mom could petition them, it doesn't matter that she doesn't work as long as she has a joint sponsor that qualifies. I'm not really following the name differences on each document, but if it's wrong on the green card/SSN then you need to get them corrected anyway.
  20. appleblossom
    Congrats! I know they say to allow a couple of weeks for passport delivery, but ours was nowhere near that, it's usually much quicker. I reckon you'll have your visa in hand by the end of the week. Not a bad Christmas present. 👍
  21. appleblossom
    No. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Pakistan.html
  22. appleblossom
    Eh?! I get that you’re annoyed with finding out how long it will take, but there’s no need to take it out on Boiler who’s just trying to help. He was only responding to your post that said you wanted your family around you. If you’d said that you have a life in the US that you don’t want to give up then I’m sure his response would have been different. Of course you can petition your brother (although there’s no ‘legal right’ to do so), it will just take a long time but there’s nothing to stop you at the moment. Good luck.
  23. appleblossom
    No other country that I can think of allows relatives like siblings to be petitioned for a visa, so at least it's an option in the US, albeit one with a big wait. I'd just file asap, and then get him to try and find other routes over, maybe employment based if he has specialist skills (and if he doesn't now, he could work towards it and it may still be quicker than you sponsoring him). Best of luck.
  24. appleblossom
    Not through you. He can look at other visa options though i.e. employment based, EB-5 investment visa, or perhaps there is another family member that could petition him and it would be quicker (i.e. a parent)??
  25. appleblossom
    That's only for the I-130 processing time then, so just the first step in the process. After that comes applying for a visa, and that cannot be done until the Priority Date is current on the Visa Bulletin, as you can see from that, those that applied 17.5 years ago are only just now eligible to apply for a visa.
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