K1 Fiance Visa Timelines

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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-129F Sent	I-129F NOA1	I-129F RFE(s) Received	I-129F RFE(s) Sent	I-129F NOA2	NVC Received	NVC Left	Consulate Received	Packet 3 Received	Packet 3 Sent	Interview	Visa Received	US Entry	Marriage	Total Days File ➙ Int.	I-129F Mail to 1st NOA	I-129F NOA1 to NOA2	I-129F NOA2 to Interview	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Liza & Bill	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2009-05-03	2009-05-05	2009-09-21	2009-10-07	2009-10-19	2009-10-21	2009-10-22	2009-11-10			2009-12-16	2009-12-22	2009-12-23	2009-02-27	227*	2	167	58		2013-01-10
Vitalii & Elizabeth	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2009-11-17	2009-11-19			2010-03-01										N/A	2	102	N/A		2010-03-04
Valeria & Tom	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2010-04-12	2010-04-14			2010-06-09	2010-06-09	2010-06-16	2010-06-23	2010-06-25		2010-08-11	2010-08-17	2010-08-27	2010-10-15	121*	2	56	63		2011-04-11
S & J	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2010-04-27	2010-04-29	none		2010-06-30	2010-08-12	2010-08-13	2010-08-16			2010-09-27	2010-09-28	2010-10-05		153*	2	62	89		2010-10-13
Alyona & Robert	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2010-12-13	2010-12-15			2011-06-08	2011-06-16	2011-06-16	2011-06-24	2011-06-29		2011-08-02	2011-08-05	2011-08-08	2011-09-17	232*	2	175	55	It was fast and easy, at the passport control they took my yellow envelope, stapled I-94 form. Then I followed to the costumes, they checked my documents, asked me couple questions as what the name of my fiance, how old is he... That's it :))	2011-12-23
Oksana & David	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2011-08-08	2011-08-10			2012-03-01										N/A	2	204	N/A		2012-03-26
Tatiana & Chris	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2011-09-14	2011-09-16	2012-01-05	2012-01-18	2012-01-30	2012-02-02	2012-02-08	2012-02-10			2012-02-23	2012-02-24	2012-03-02	2012-03-27	162*	2	136	24	We have been waiting for this time to come. Just be patient. Sometimes you just have to make phone calls. God answers a lot of prayers.	2013-01-13
K & D	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2011-11-02	2011-11-04			2012-02-01	2012-02-03	2012-02-09	2012-02-17			2012-02-28		2012-04-05		118	2	89	27		2012-08-27
Sasha & Justin	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2012-03-06	2012-03-08			2012-08-29										N/A	2	174	N/A		2012-09-02
Iryna & Luyi	Ukraine	Vermont	No	Ukraine	2012-04-23	2012-04-25			2012-10-23	2012-10-25	2012-11-01	2012-11-05	2012-11-07	2012-11-07	2012-11-26	2012-12-03	2012-12-09		217*	2	181	34	Interview was quicker than i have read here! it only took us 40 minutes. Time was 8:30am. Was at the gate around 7:30am. Came in at 8:30am. After the Security Scan and Getting a Ticket Number, a minute or two gone by and our number was called right away! (809 when we came ours was 811)... Lady behind window asked my fiancee for DS-156/230 papers, my fiancee said "do you need attachments, supporting documents?" strange but the lady said "there is no attachment for this form" my fiancee then replied "my supporting papers, birth certificate, police clearance, I-134 etc." ..lady said "do you have it?" "Yes, I do" "Ok give me" ??? (this is weird :) ) Anyway, then she asked "did you meet online?" fiancee:"nope, we used to work together" I forgot what other questions she was asking fiancee in ukrainian language. We then was asked to wait to be called for interview (LOL my fiancee and I thought it was the interview already) 9:00am we sat down and around 9:40am we were called by another woman... After swearing, she began asking questions. to my fiance:"How did you meet?" (we work in the same company etc.) "did you meet his family already" (yes, only online) "do you plan on meeting them in person?" (yes as a matter of fact, if my visa gets approved, we are planning on going home to philippines next year so I can meet them) and then to me:"did you meet her parents?" (yes, online) "where are you planning to stay?" (in New York, in my apartment) "you have an apartment?" (yes, i do in manhattan) "great" "when did you propose?" (January of this year) looking at my fiancee "so what are your wedding plans?" (ah, just a simple wedding in the city hall perhaps) (Me:she doesn't like big wedding - with a big smile) "I like those heart shaped paper clips" (fiancee: oh it's him who did that) "did you?" (yes, learned it in home economics subject LOL) "never seen one, how did you do it?" - so I showed her how to do it, and she was so amazed LOL! then "well, congratulations your visa is approved, you can pick it up at the courier you chose when you applied" TIP 1: ORGANIZED YOUR PAPERS ACCORDINGLY! USE LARGE COLORED PAPER CLIPS! and AS MANY AS POSSIBLE TO SEPARATE EACH PAPER NEEDED! BE OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE IF YOU CAN! TIP 2: I STRONGLY BELIEVE BEING PRESENT DURING THE INTERVIEW WORKS VERY WELL, EASEN UP THE PRESSURE YOUR FIANCEE WILL HAVE, PLUS IT SHOWS HOW MUCH YOU VALUE HER BEING THERE FOR HER IN ONE OF HER MOST IMPORTANT DAY. TIP 3: IF INTERVIEW IS DURING WINTER - WEAR WARMMMM CLOTHING!!! GLOVES AND ALL!!! I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY ARE MAKING PEOPLE WAIT OUTSIDE IN THE COLD WITHOUT "SHED" ...WHEN I CAME INSIDE THERE WAS A WAITING AREA BUT THEY ARE NOT USING IT! TIP 4: DRESS PROPERLY!!! COMMON YOU ARE NOT GOING TO A BAR OR CLUB TO DRINK BEER!!! LIKE THEY SAY "DRESS TO IMPRESS" "FIRST IMPRESSION LAST" :) TIP 5: SMILE AND THINK IT'S JUST FORMALITY SAKE. I don't know but I guess when I submitted my I-129F I included a letter "brief in support of" that detailed our entire relationship and all evidences attached.	2012-12-06