K1 Fiance Visa Timelines

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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-129F Sent	I-129F NOA1	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
Irina & Ray	Russia	Vermont	No	Moscow, Russia	2006-12-14	2006-12-23	2007-01-22	2007-01-24	2007-06-28				2007-09-11	2007-09-18	2007-10-12	2007-12-15	271*	9	30	232		2011-10-22
Ulia & Norman	Russia	Texas	California	Warsaw, Poland	2020-11-16	2020-11-18	2021-07-13	2021-08-09					2022-02-22	2022-02-24			463*	2	237	224		2022-02-27
M & J	Russia	California	No	Israel	2021-08-09	2021-08-15	2022-04-15	2022-06-14	2022-08-30	2022-09-01			2022-11-15	2022-11-28	2022-11-30		463*	6	243	214		2023-09-17
Marina & Emil	Russia	California	No	Warsaw, Poland	2022-02-03	2022-02-08	2023-04-10		2023-07-18	2023-07-20	2023-08-03		2023-11-08	2023-11-28	2023-12-10	2023-12-17	643*	5	426	212	U.S. Embassy in Almaty refused to transfer the case with explanation: "Almaty processes immigrant visa applications for the permanent residents of Kazakhstan only. We can accept very limited number of cases not from our consular district in exceptional circumstances involving life or death issues" I have tax residency and permit for temporary residency.	2024-06-17
M & V	Russia	Texas	No	Warsaw, Poland	2020-05-11	2020-05-20	2021-01-11	2021-02-08	2021-05-25	2021-05-26			2021-08-09	2021-08-11	2021-09-12		455*	9	236	210	Interview was in Warsaw, Poland	2021-12-28
Olga & John	Russia	California	No	Moscow, Russia	2018-06-19	2018-06-25	2018-12-04	2018-12-18	2019-01-08	2019-01-25			2019-06-26	2019-07-03	2019-08-24	2019-08-30	372*	6	162	204		2020-07-30
Katjusha & Chris	Russia	California	No	Moscow, Russia	2008-06-25	2008-06-27	2008-12-05		2009-04-24			2009-05-11	2009-06-25	2009-06-30	2009-07-11	2009-09-16	365*	2	161	202	Our papers were lost on their way to NVC. After 3 months of waiting and one month of not know what was going on, Chris contacted a senator. Just after that everything went smoothly. I'm very disappointed with the work of those people who process such papers.	2009-09-17
E & T	Russia	California	No	Moscow, Russia	2020-06-05	2020-06-15	2021-02-01						2021-08-20	2021-08-24	2021-09-18		441*	10	231	200		2021-10-04
Sasha & Alex	Russia	California	No	Armenia	2022-11-09	2022-11-16	2023-10-12	2023-10-26	2023-11-05			2023-11-28	2024-04-29				537	7	330	200		2023-12-04
K & M	Russia	California	No	Warsaw, Poland	2020-04-02	2020-04-08	2020-12-11	2021-01-14	2021-05-11	2021-05-21			2021-06-24	2021-06-29	2021-07-14	2021-08-02	448*	6	247	195	04/02/20 - Petitioner mailed I-129F application packet to USCIS 04/08/20 - I-129F petition was received by USCIS 04/09/20 - Petitioner received NOA1 in the mail 12/11/20 - I-129F was approved by USCIS 12/22/20 - Petitioner received NOA2 in the mail 02/23/21 - Petitioner called the NVC and obtained NVC Case Number over the phone, case status was "At NVC" 04/30/21 - Requested transfer from USEM Moscow, Russia to USEM Warsaw, Poland due to Moscow's closure 05/04/21 - Transfer request approved by USEM Warsaw via email 05/06/21 - New case number was assigned by the NVC for Warsaw 05/11/21 - Case changed to "In Transit" 05/13/21 - Case changed to "Ready" 05/21/21 - Case received by USEM Warsaw 05/25/21 - Scheduled Interview for 06/24, and Medical exam for 06/14 06/14/21 - Medical Exam and vaccinations completed 06/24/21 - Beneficiary attended the interview. They asked him several questions, a lot of them were surprisingly about the petitioner's job. Like really specific questions about her job. They didn't ask for any additional evidence, they took only the basic required documents from him. The interview went well all the way until the end when the consular officer gave him the packet with his immigrant rights and the 221g requesting additional information. The consular officer told him he needed to answer the questions from the paper she gave him via email and that they will get back to him with a decision a couple of weeks later = AP, administrative processing aka worst nightmare. They also gave him his passport back and original birth certificate. We emailed the embassy with our answers in the afternoon on 6/24, a few hours after the interview, no confirmation or reply. 06/25/21 - Petitioner emailed USEM Warsaw again to ask for a status update on our AP. USEM Warsaw initially replied back confirming they received our additional information email and that they will forward that info to the DOS for a background check. One hour later USEM Warsaw emailed us again and said that they reviewed our case file again and there is no need for an additional background check and asked the beneficiary to present himself at the embassy in the morning of 06/28 so they can issue his visa and stamp in his passport. 06/28/21 - Beneficiary went back to the embassy with his passport. They didn't ask him anything, just took his passport and told him to present himself at the embassy the next day to pick up his passport/visa. 06/29/21 - Beneficiary picked up his passport with his visa!	2023-01-19