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hey @sys187 how was the document review yesterday?

Timeline: PD June 23, 2023 (Not yet current on current VB - Just a day to mine), DQed June 2024.

Congrats @alixe just keep us updated as things progress

Hey @cherryblossom70 have u gotten your IL now? If not please let us know anytime you get it this current month.

Hey Congratulations! Wow!! that was fast! please when u go for the Interview let us also know what u were asked. Once again congratulations!

Congratulations for being current after a lengthy wait! When your IL arrives, please let us know so that it can encourage those of us who are still waiting. 😎

@appleblossom thanks for the clarifications, I'll ask them, hope they would even respond.

Thanks @Boiler I'll be waiting on you on this response. Thanks.

Thanks @appleblossom you have been helpful, I'll look for the tables here. Thanks once again.

Thanks @appleblossom for your quick response. My PD is 23 June 2023. I guess I was DQed in June 2024 this year with the following email from NVC (The National Visa Center (NVC) received all of the fees, forms, and documents that are required prior to scheduling your immigrant visa interview at a U.S. Embassy overseas.NVC will work with the U.S. Embassy/Consulate General in London, Great Britain And Northern Ireland to schedule an interview appointment for you. Once we have confirmed an interview date, we will send a notice to you, your petitioner, and attorney (if applicable)). I only hope this is the DQ letter. Also do you have the posts of tables I can do my comparisons or you can help me with the analysis with my PD date. Thanks @appleblossom

Hi Everyone, Adding my voice to the discussion, I'd like to know who in London has received an IL for EB2 this month and how long it took to go from DQ to IL. Additionally, those with experiences this year—that is, those with active PD on the VB—pique my curiosity more. In addition, I would like to know how long it took when your PD became current before NVC issued you an email on your IL in London.

Hi Everyone, Just have some questions that I need clarifications on how the interview in London goes. - Must my residency permit in the UK be current to go for my interview? (My BRP expired 3 months now and I'm using visitor visa to come and go in the UK bc I don't work in the UK and just my spouse who works here has hers. I needed to renew mine but since I got my Green Card approved I saw it as no need to spend another £5k renewing it when I'm not going to stay again in the UK after Interview is done and dusted). Just need some answers whether it is worth it for me to spend that much money for something I won't need in the coming months. Thanks.