IR-1/CR-1 (DCF) Spouse Visa Timelines

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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-130 Sent	I-130 NOA1	I-130 NOA2	NVC Received	NVC Left	Packet 3 Received	Packet 3 Sent	Packet 4 Received	Interview	Visa Received	US Entry	Marriage	Total Days File ➙ Int.	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Lili & Paul	China	Vermont	No	Guangzhou, China	2009-08-22		2007-10-05					2009-11-11	2009-11-17	2010-02-16	2010-04-30	2008-09-25	87*	have visa now, will leave China April 30th We have been in the US almost one year now.	2011-04-10
wenjun & Suchang	China	California	No	Guangzhou, China	2010-06-03	2010-06-09	2010-11-18	2011-04-05	2011-04-19			2011-06-20	2011-06-27	2011-09-02		2010-05-14	389*		2011-09-07
Ina & Rob	China	California	No	Guangzhou, China	2012-04-27	2012-05-07	2012-07-30	2012-08-06					2012-11-07	2012-12-31	2013-03-18	2011-08-25	194*	The VO said they believe our relationship is real and everything else is OK, they just need my resume, I don't know why they need that, it makes no sense. It takes 35 days to receive my Call-in-letter, visa approved on Dec 6th, visa arrived at the very end of 2012, cool!	2016-06-27
Kun & Alexander	China	Texas	No	Armenia	2015-01-16								2015-04-16			2014-09-12	90	Additional requested document submitted online 2015/4/17.	2015-10-05
Ling & Jason	China	Texas	No	Guangzhou, China		2016-05-13							2016-06-21	2016-07-20	2016-11-21	2012-02-29	N/A*	Metrics was taken at entry date. A few weeks later, received bill for green card processing. Paid next day and received free card about 3 weeks later.	2018-07-12
Xug. & Yan	China	Texas	No	Guangzhou, China	2020-12-02	2020-12-03	2021-11-10	2021-11-12					2022-07-27	2023-06-28		2020-11-27	602*	The result of the first consulate interview was administrative processing, then visa was denied in late August 2022 under 212(a)(3)(D)(iv). I-601 waiver was filed to USCIS in late Sept 2022, and expedited in April 2023 due to wife's life-threatening illness with the diagnosis, doctors' letters and other certificates. I-601 was approved in May 2023, the case was sent to consulate again, no second interview was necessary, just sent in the passport and a second medical exam report. The visa was issued on 6/23/2023 and finally received on 6/28/2023. From filing to IR-1 visa received, it takes total 31 months with a late stage cancer diagnosis. Before filing I-130, we filed I-129F for K-1 visa that was approved then withdrawn because the suspension of K-1 visa during the first year of COVID. Nearly 4 years of life was spent on filing and seemingly endless waiting, very hard to go through. This makes us to cherish life more, cherish love even more. Peace to the world.	2023-06-29
Chong & James	China	Nebraska	No	Armenia	2021-03-02			2021-08-08					2022-07-15				500		2022-09-16
Xi & EW	China	National/MSC	No	Guangzhou, China	2013-01-21	2013-01-26	2013-03-08	2013-05-01	2013-07-27		2013-07-20	2013-07-27	2013-09-25	2013-10-10	2013-10-13		247*	Request change case to GZO on 5/5/2013 Reviced GZO case on 5/08/2013 Got perm resident card on 11/15/2013.	2014-04-10
Sophia & Peter	China	California	No	Shanghai, China	2008-04-16		2008-07-22			2008-08-01	2008-08-04	2008-08-30	2008-09-24	2008-09-26	2008-10-01	2008-03-21	161*		2010-12-04
Haixia & Scott	China	Texas	No	Guangzhou, China	2012-10-26		2012-11-29			2012-12-03	2012-12-10	2012-12-13	2013-01-24	2013-01-30	2013-03-12	2006-08-14	90*		2013-06-01