IR-1/CR-1 Spouse Visa Timelines

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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-130 NOA1	I-130 NOA2	NVC Received	Packet 4 Received	Interview	Visa Received	US Entry	Marriage	Total Days File ➙ Int.	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
M & A	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada	2018-05-11	2019-01-18	2019-09-16		2020-12-14	2021-03-08	2021-03-11	2018-03-07	N/A*	Hello! My husband and I embarked on this extremely long (and tedious) immigration journey since 2018. We have experienced many setbacks and obstacles throughout this entire process, but we are relieved to have finally crossed the finish line! Here's our immigration story: I filed the I-130 for my husband in May 2018 and it was sent along to be processed at the Texas Service Center. We did not receive any RFEs. Our petition was approved in January 2019 and sent over to NVC. NVC received our case in March 2019, but had found something incorrect with the file so sent it back to the USCIS for further review. Unfortunately, there was a clerical error by USCIS (at no fault of ours) that took them over 6 months to review and fix before sending it back to NVC on September 2019. NVC received the approved petition and sent us our case number (finally) in November 2019. We collected and submitted all documents to NVC on December 2019. We were DQ'ed by NVC on February 2020. Due to the pandemic, the Consulate shut down and it took over 10 months before my husband received his interview date in Montreal, Canada for December 14th, 2020. Post-interview, my husband received a 221g pending receipt of medical results as his medical was not reflected in the Consulate's system at time of interview. The medical results were received shortly after, but we found out that the Consulate placed my husband under additional administrative processing (with no explanation as to why). After 2 months of AP, the Consulate came back to us with another refusal worksheet listing incorrect findings that we had to further explain/overcome. After some email comms with the Consulate, my husband was FINALLY issued his visa. He entered the USA as an official permanent resident in March 2021. It's been a very challenging and emotional journey these past few years, but we are grateful to finally be done with this chapter of our lives. We hope our case can give others in this journey hope to never give up in this process (no matter how difficult and trying it may become). Goodbye immigration - you will not be missed!	2021-03-18
Astha & Ankit	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada	2019-10-23	2020-05-20	2020-05-21	2021-03-12	2021-04-19			2019-08-25	N/A		2021-03-19
P & R	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada					2021-03-24	2021-03-29	2021-04-09		N/A*		2021-04-16
Ashley & Michael	Canada	Texas	No	United Arab Emirates								2019-10-10	N/A		2021-04-23
R & E	Canada	Texas	No	Armenia	2020-10-01								N/A		2021-05-03
Dan & Dan	Canada	Texas	No	Armenia	2020-02-14	2020-04-26	2020-04-24						N/A		2021-05-05
Danelle & Justin	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada					2021-03-17			2018-11-30	N/A	Took 6+ weeks of AP to see the word ISSUED. That was after I sent the missing document in	2021-05-24
Igor & Alissa	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada	2020-02-04	2020-05-27	2020-05-27	2021-04-09	2021-05-05	2021-05-10	2021-05-21	2019-12-31	N/A*		2021-05-26
Hanna & Matthew	Canada	Texas	No	Ottowa, Canada								2019-09-28	N/A		2021-07-12
Alexandra & Christina	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada		2020-05-27	2020-12-10					2019-07-06	N/A		2021-07-13