inneedofmyhb's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Faby Beneficiary's Name: Adrian VJ Member: inneedofmyhb Country: Argentina Last Updated: 2020-06-06 |
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Timeline Comments: 7
Literallyrachel on 2020-06-04 said:Congrats on receiving the visa! How did the second interview take place?
Inneedofmyhb on 2020-06-04 said:Thank you!!! It’s been one wild journey! Once I received the approved waiver in the mail from uscis, I emailed the embassy and attached the approval and advised him that his Medicals were about to expire and because of Covid we didn’t want there to be a delay. 1 week later on 5/29/20, the CO from the embassy actually called me, I couldn’t believe it. He said he called because it’s so close to the date that they didn’t want to chance that we wouldn’t see an email from them. He advised that all Medicals Exam appts have been suspended at this point because of Covid. They asked him to be there wed, 6/3/20. When he arrived, everything was processed at the window outside, they are not allowing anyone inside the embassy. They told him he was already approved for the visa and didn’t do an interview, they just asked him for his passport and a copy of the waiver approval and they would call him to pick up the visa. They called him 4 hours later, he got there and they handed him the passport back With the visa inside and said congratulations and good luck. I am completely impressed with the detail and urgency the embassy handled everything. I applaud them to the fullest!! They could have allowed his Medicals to expire, but they actually put the effort in to make sure his visa was issued on time and even told us to book the flight that is leaving before the Medicals expire. He flies out this Friday!! It’s been a long depressing 3 years and I am forever grateful to this embassy for doing everything they did for us to make this happen in less than a week!
S007rrt on 2020-06-04 said:Congratulations!
Oralar on 2020-07-02 said:Congratulations
I have been following and reading about your case for a very long time, it is very similar to mine.
it gives me courage that I will be there soon to soon too.
thank you very much sharing all detail information with us, it provide guides to follow same path.
Inneedofmyhb on 2020-07-02 said:You’re so welcome. It’s been a very long journey. So many bumps along the way, but the one thing I maintained was patience. I can’t begin to express how important that was. Just knowing it would eventually all come to a end. And the BS embassy, VERY satisfied how they handled everything!!! Good luck!!!
Torito on 2021-07-30 said:Hi there! I noticed our husbands had the same reason for removal (212a7aii) at the airport. I'm in year 6 of my immigration process and waiting for his interview hopefully this year! I read your husband was denied at his interview until his 212 waiver was approved. Is a waiver necessary if he would've waited out the 5 year ban? Or it was only necessary in your case because your husband wanted to re-enter the US before the 5 year ban was complete? Thanks so much for sharing your story and for any advice you can give :)
Inneedofmyhb on 2021-07-31 said:Hi Torito,
No, If his ban was 5 years and it’s been 6, no he will not need the waiver. As long as he has all his documents at the interview, they should approve him right there. Because of the pandemic, I have no idea how they are handling the issuing of the visa. Because everything was rush rush with my husband, they gave it to him there at the embassy the next day! I am happy to hear your process of almost to the end...good luck!
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