fizzy123
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Yes everything turned out well for us! I just checked my timeline, and it took about 6 days for my status to change from "ready" to "AP", and then the following day it changed to "approved" and then "issued" the same day. It took an additional day to ship and another to be delivered, but it could take longer depending on where you live in the UK. I wouldn't worry much about it just because it's still on "ready for interview". I believe I read somewhere that USCIS doesn't show "processing" anymore for some reason. It just goes directly from "ready" to "AP". Also, once your wife gets her visa and pays the USCIS fee, make sure to save the IOE number as you'll be able to use it to track her GC online
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Appointments grayed out when trying to schedule interview?
fizzy123 replied to reareyco's topic in United Kingdom
You're right. I guess I misunderstood what I read somewhere else or maybe it depends on the embassy? @Crazy Cat can you please remove that part from my previous reply? I can't edit my reply and I don't want to confuse anyone in the future. Thanks! -
Appointments grayed out when trying to schedule interview?
fizzy123 replied to reareyco's topic in United Kingdom
When I scheduled my appointment in London for my CR1/IR1, I found that the embassy releases appointments frequently and usually for the following . I believe they do the same for K1, but I'm not entirely sure. Could you call the visa medical office and ask if they can move your medical exam if there are any cancellations? I also believe you can attend your interview before the medical exam, but it's better to call visa medical and/or email the embassy to confirm. If they confirm that you can do that, expect your CEAC status to be "refused" until they get your medical exam and start working on your visa. -
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Not approved on the spot at the interview?
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Hi everyone! We're in the UK and requested DCF from the embassy in London a few months ago and it was approved. After the i-130 got approved, I attended my medical exam and submitted my DS-260 a few days before my interview. I had my interview a few days ago and I was told that everything looks good and they'll just need to run one more check. I asked if there's any additional documents I'd need to submit and they said no as they have everything they need. Does anyone know what could be the additional check they need to run? Also, is it normal for my CEAC status to remain "Ready" and not be updated since my interview? Would it be because I submitted my DS-260 a few days before my interview?
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Good to know thanks! I will be going for the I-130 part
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Unfortunately my spouse (the beneficiary) is not British
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Hi everyone! I just got an appointment to do DCF in London. My beneficiary's passport is currently held up in a visitor visa process for another country (timeline is more delayed than I thought), and I may not get it in time for the appointment date. The checklist says to bring originals + copies of all the documents. Does anyone know if the physical original of the beneficiary's passport is really needed or if they can make do with a copy/start the filing until it's back?