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	Consulate Received	Packet 3 Received	Packet 3 Sent	Packet 4 Received	Interview	Visa Received	Marriage	Total Days File ➙ Int.	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
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 Before filing I-130, we filed I-129F for K-1 visa that was approved then withdrawn because the suspension of K-1 visa during the first year of COVID.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
Jie & Shaun	China	Texas	No	Armenia	2010-05-14						2010-06-03		2010-06-28	2010-07-13	2010-07-14	2009-10-25	60*	We got our CR1 visa in exactly 2 months from the time we filed our I-130. The Seoul embassy in South Korea moves faster than lightning.	2010-07-14
Lisa & JP	China	Texas	No	Beijing, China	2010-05-25	2010-07-25	2010-08-17			2010-08-25	2010-08-17	2010-08-21	2010-09-15	2010-10-14			142		2010-10-14
Jin & Chibi	China	California	No	Armenia	2010-11-24	2011-01-09	2011-05-06	2011-05-18	2011-07-22	2011-07-25				2011-08-22	2010-08-23		271*		2011-08-23
Wen & Jonathan	China	Texas	No	Beijing, China	2011-02-22	2011-02-22	2011-03-15				2011-04-03	2011-04-17	2011-05-03	2011-05-19	2011-05-25	2009-08-03	86*	The process was very easy. We didn't have any red flags and we've been living together for over three years. Many other couples who lived together in China have also reported a drama free process with getting their visa as well. The visa officer did not look at a single document, and only asked some simple questions like, "Did you go to America before?" "How long did you stay?" "What kind of work do you do?" My wife was nervous but she did fine, but did have to wait a couple of hours though in the embassy for her turn.	2012-11-18
Tata & Curt	China	Texas	No	Guangzhou, China	2011-04-01	2011-04-01	2011-04-24				2011-05-10	2011-05-12	2011-06-13	2011-06-27	2011-07-01	2011-03-14	87*	DCF	2011-06-30
ChangSu & Eric	China	Texas	No	Beijing, China	2011-05-19		2011-05-27				2011-07-07	2011-07-15	2011-07-31	2011-08-23		2011-04-08	96	I hate the U.S. immigration system, but we got our visa, so I guess it's not that bad :)	2011-08-28
Rebecca & Seth	China	Texas	No	Beijing, China	2011-07-03		2011-09-16				2011-10-16	2013-01-30	2013-02-07	2013-03-11		2009-08-11	617		2013-03-15
Joey & Marie	China	Texas	No	Beijing, China	2011-03-03	2011-03-03	2011-04-22	2011-05-25					2011-08-22	2011-09-13		2010-01-09	194		2011-09-13