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	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
Abraham & Naa	Ghana	California	No	Ghana	2015-11-25	2015-11-27			2016-01-04	2016-01-11	2016-01-15	2016-01-28	2016-02-24		2016-02-24	2016-06-13			2016-05-07	201	2	38	161	The NVC never sent me a notice letter informing me that they had sent our packet to the embassy. I had to call them when I realized it had been over 30 days since I had received the notice of approval. Once I called, they could not explain to me why I had not gotten the notice and I asked for them to send me one. They then informed me they had sent our packet to the embassy on Jan. 15! They gave me our case # and said I should call the embassy in Ghana for further inquiries.	2016-07-11
Razak & Erica	Ghana	California	No	Ghana	2015-11-03	2015-11-04			2015-12-08	2015-12-15	2015-12-21	2016-01-25	2016-02-17	2016-02-10	2016-02-17	2016-05-05	2016-06-03	2016-07-13	2016-08-11	184*	1	34	149		2021-05-25
Maxwell & Shirley	Ghana	Texas	California	Ghana	2015-09-19	2015-09-28			2015-10-28	2015-11-18	2015-11-23	2015-12-01	2016-01-06	2016-01-06	2016-01-06	2016-03-24	2016-04-27	2016-06-03	2016-06-17	187*	9	30	148		2016-12-07
Yaa & Mark	Ghana	Texas	No	Ghana	2014-10-14	2014-10-21	2015/05/14	2015-05-23	2015-07-14				2015/09/09		2015/09/09	2015/10/28				379	7	266	106	They were very polite and professional They kept apologising for delaying my interview. God is a faithful God	2015-10-28
Mine & Mel	Ghana	California	No	Ghana	2015-05-20	2015-05-28	2015-07-06	2015-07-09	2015-07-20	2015-08-06	2015-08-10	2015-08-18	2015-09-07		2015-09-23	2015-11-16	2015-11-23	2016-01-04	2016-02-13	180*	8	53	119	This has been such a daunting process but all of our efforts were rewarded today. We thank God, after 6 months, we were approved! I, the American fiance, did not attend the interview. My soon to be husband says it was not that bad but he was nervous in the beginning. They do try to put you under pressure. Asking you questions that you by all accounts shouldn't even have an answer to. But they will press you and if you cave and make up something, I think they think they have you at that point. My advice is to stay confident and do not sway from your truth no matter how much they press you. They asked my fiance about my first visit to Ghana and why didn't I go to Kenya or South Africa or anywhere else. He replied "I don't know. That was her choice. She likes to travel and she could've gone anywhere. That was my first time meeting her. How would I know why she chose. She just likes to travel." The lady asked him 5 more times that question, 5 different ways, but his answer was the same. You all have to remain firm in what you know to be true about your relationship. Since he wouldn't budge on that question she asked well where are the places she's traveled. Because he knows me he could answer that easily. He got a very young consul. He said she looked like she was 19 years old. She was African American. She asked mainly questions about me...where I worked, what I did, who my best friends were. She even asked what do me and my best friends like to do. As if he should know. So again, be prepared. I don't have to tell you to know your fiance. If the relationship is real, you will be able to answer any question they throw at you. And if you don't know, simply say you don't know. For your comparison, I will outline the specifics about our relationship because I wished someone had done this when I was reading Visa Journey, so I could compare and hopefully gauge my chances of an approval. The fact is when the day comes, no one can tell you what will happen. There is a 5 year difference. We met in 2010 in Africa but only began a relationship in mid 2014. We met 3 times in Africa, Amsterdam, and Paris. We had several pictures with various members of our family...mom, dad, grandma (over facetime), my daughter, etc etc. Aside from what they required of us, we also had our parents submit notarized letters of support. We had communication logs from Viber, Whatsapp, Sprint, and Facetime. Again, our relationship is not fake. But I do hear some people who claim their relationship is real and still get denied. Those are the ones I hope this helps. I also see alot of disgruntled people on here who have been denied, and it makes it seem like everyone gets denied, BUT THIS IS NOT TRUE. If your relationship is real you have a good chance of conveying that to them and getting approved. Good luck!	2016-05-15
Cobby & Kim	Ghana	California	No	Georgia	2015-06-03	2015-06-05	2015-07-09		2015-07-23	2015-08-03	2015-08-11	2015-08-18			2015-09-23	2015-11-18	2015-11-25			168*	2	48	118		2015-12-10
E & B	Ghana	California	No	Ghana	2015-06-05	2015-06-11			2015-07-15	2015-07-31	2015-08-05	2015-08-07	2015-09-23		2015-09-23	2015-11-17	2015-12-16	2015-12-20		165*	6	34	125		2020-09-22
Nicholas & Kandace	Ghana	Texas	No	Ghana	2014-10-15	2014-10-21			2015-06-18	2015-07-07		2015-07-17	2015-07-29		2015-07-29	2015-09-10	2015-09-17	2015-09-22	2015-08-21	330*	6	240	84		2016-01-12
Yasmine & Yasin	Ghana	Nebraska	No	Ghana	2014-12-26	2014-12-29			2015-03-20	2015-04-03	2015-04-10	2015-04-15	2015-04-29		2015-04-29	2015-07-07			2015-07-16	193	3	81	109		2016-05-20
Ely & Rose	Ghana	Texas	No	Ghana	2014-03-03	2014-03-10	2014-04-09		2014-09-22	2014-10-04	2014-10-17	2014-10-17	2014-11-19	2014-11-19	2014-11-19	2014-12-17				289	7	196	86		2015-02-28