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 4 Received	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
Bruna & Marcus	Brazil	California	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil		2021-07-12			2022-10-03	2022-11-14	2023-01-17	2023-01-26	2023-01-26		2023-03-21		2023-04-02	2023-04-27	N/A	N/A	448	169		2023-09-06
Rodney & Steph	Brazil	Vermont	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2007-10-12	2007-10-15			2008-01-22					2008-06-06	2008-07-11	2008-07-22	2008-07-26	2008-08-30	273*	3	99	171		2011-09-20
Michelle & Mark	Brazil	California	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2016-02-18	2016-02-22			2016-05-09	2016-05-23	2016-08-10				2016-10-27		2016-11-24	2016-12-30	252	4	77	171	My interview was smooth and quick. I had every single paperwork on hands, which made my interview process easier. Organised papers show a good presentation. I believe it makes a huge difference.	2017-10-10
Gabriella & Charles	Brazil	California	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2008-10-31	2008-11-05			2009-01-09	2009-01-20	2009-01-23	2009-01-27	2009-02-12		2009-06-30	2009-07-03	2009-12-31	2010-01-10	242*	5	65	172	We were delayed while waiting for our son's permission to travel. They left Brazil two days before the expiration of her ability to travel. The immigration officer in Florida (12/31/2009) said. "You got here just in the nick of time!"	2016-04-24
Bruno & Aimee	Brazil	California	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2021-09-23	2021-09-27			2022-12-02	2023-01-31	2023-02-14	2023-02-15	2023-03-09		2023-05-23	2023-05-29	2023-06-16	2023-07-01	607*	4	431	172	My fiance said all in all the interview was much easier than he expected. We looked at what other people had to say about the Rio Consulate and it was all pretty much true. Especially the part about them being unorganized. We heard mixed things about them letting me (the petitioner) in the embassy with him, so, even though I was in Rio with him, we decided it was best for me to stay at the hotel and for him to go alone since I didn't want him to worry about me staying outside for hours by myself if I was not able to go inside. When he got back to the hotel he said I probably could've gone in with him. I think it always depends on how many people are there that day. Points that my fiance wants to share about his interview experience: 1. They did not need his X-ray. They didn't even look at it and they said it was mainly for the people at customs. 2. Make sure you bring a copy of the petitioner's Passport bio page, as they did ask for that and luckily we had a copy even though it was not on the list on their website. 3. They also didn't ask for the CRV payment receipt although it might be good to bring just in case. 4. Stay calm because everyone is very nice and it's much easier than you think. Just tell the truth even if they ask you the same question multiple times. 5. Everything is open and you're not in a private room so everyone can hear everything. They also did the interview in Portuguese without him even having to ask. 6. The I-134 forms are the most important. Make sure that form or forms are filled out correctly and you have supporting documents to go with each. 7. There is an older guy who is very nice who keeps your electronic devices right outside the embassy. It costs 10 Reais and he only takes cash or PIX. Questions they asked you: 1. Have you ever been married before? Has your fiancee ever been married before? 2. Who proposed, you or your fiance? 3. Have you ever been arrested or gone to prison? (they asked him this question multiple times) 4. Have you lived in another state or country before? 5. Have you ever had a problem where you had to go to court? 6. Do you know your rights in terms of domestic violence when you get to the US? 7. When exactly did you meet your fiancee and how? 8. When is the last time you saw your fiancee? Then they said, "You're visa is approved!" and they gave him a small paper that had information on how to track the status. The most important thing he wanted to note is that he was very nervous before, but he felt much better when he arrived and realized that it was much easier than he thought. He said don't worry as long as you are honest and you have God by your side, you have nothing to worry about. As the petitioner, I would say, it's better to have more documentation than you think you need than not enough. As long as you are not trying to hide anything from them, stay calm, and have all your required documents, you will be good!	2024-03-27
Dani & Jeff	Brazil	California	No	Armenia	2014-12-12	2014-12-23			2015-01-15			2015-02-11			2015-07-07			2015-05-15	207	11	23	173		2015-05-18
Wilson & Annette	Brazil	Vermont	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2004-08-22	2004-09-28	2004-09-28	2004-10-11	2004-10-28				2004-11-26		2005-04-20	2005-04-21	2005-05-16	2005-06-13	241*	37	30	174	Finally Married YAY!!! July 16,2005	2010-09-02
Socrates & Sophia	Brazil	California	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2006-04-26				2006-07-25						2007-01-16				265	N/A	N/A	175		2007-01-04
Ana & TJ	Brazil	California	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2020-09-17	2020-09-21			2021-04-13	2021-05-04	2021-08-23	2021-08-26	2021-09-21		2021-10-08	2021-11-12	2022-02-18		386*	4	204	178		2022-11-09
G & N	Brazil	California	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2016-10-10	2016-10-20			2016-11-11						2017-05-09		2017-05-23		211	10	22	179		2017-09-21