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  1.    callifrances reacted to a post in a topic: Approved - how long until sent to state?
  2. DFN
    K1 visa is a valid government issue document, no need to worry
  3. DFN
    USCIS reviews many files , on average it’s taking them about 85 days for approval
  4.    Joseph Underwood reacted to a post in a topic: Adjustment Of Status no NOA2
  5. DFN
    If you have the physical K1 visa , thats all you need, except to carry the sealed medical package
  6. DFN
    Was NOA2 approved Aug 3 2024, was finally sent an update on USCIS on Sept 3 2024. NVC still does not have it per an inquiry email.
  7. DFN
    Wow ! This is really helpful! Im waiting for NVC to get my approved NOA2. It took USCIS 30 days to actually ship and update their status with a sent day. ( unfortunately not the day on the NOA2 letter)
  8. DFN
    Congratulations! It seems after reading many threads the Passport Visa should be ready within a week!
  9. DFN
    Don’t overthink! The paperwork processing is enough anxiety!
  10.    TonyMacaroni reacted to a post in a topic: What am I missing from the K! AOS filing package?
  11. DFN
    Congratulations!
  12.    DFN reacted to a post in a topic: What am I missing from the K! AOS filing package?
  13. DFN
    To be clear the USCIS is the first stage of the process, and “average” application approval seems consistent with the estimate of 3 months. PLEASE note that it then has to go to NVC for case creation and interview set up which can take at least 3 months more more likely more.
  14. DFN
    There may be more information in the “Regional “ forum for the Manila Embassy. Also you may correct the “ consulate “ in your timeline to Manila and then look at similar timelines. Hope this helps.
  15. DFN
    The forum “Guide “ has the process step informations As well as the USCIS website , if you create you timeline you can also see similar timeline from others in your specific country, the USCIS is taking an average of 3 months to process the application, if no Request for Information then it is forwarded to the National Visa Center for creating the case number (upon issue of case number then form160 can be filled out) and setting up the consulate for the interview. Hoping this helps.
  16.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: k1 Visa - CEAC status says "READY"
  17. DFN
    You need to file for adjustment of status
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