sam.e's US Immigration Timeline
Petitioner's Name: Sam Beneficiary's Name: Luke VJ Member: sam.e Country: United Kingdom Last Updated: 2021-09-30 |
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Timeline Comments: 13
Kirankpan on 2018-10-16 said:
Hi.. I’m in the same situation as you. Please let me know your experience. Thanks
Sam.e on 2018-10-16 said:
Hi! Same situation in regards to our difficult circumstances with denied entry and visa denial, or just going through London? Either way I’ll update on the experience!
Kirankpan on 2018-10-17 said:
Difficult experience with denied entry and visal denials. Did u get your noa2?
Sam.e on 2018-11-15 said:
Hi Kirankpan, we did get our NOA2 without any RFEs. Yesterday my fiance had his interview at the London Embassy and he was approved! They did ask him about his technical overstay, but when he affirmed that they overstay was due to his employer incorrectly filing for his work visa and not to any fault of his own the immigration officer said that he was approved. Good luck!
BethanyB on 2019-03-16 said:
Sam.e - I found your timeline because you posted about your fiancé arriving via Dublin. Were they able to do port of entry in Dublin through preclearance? My fiancé is Welsh and we are trying to find reasonable one way flights - Dublin is one of the best options. How long did immigration take your fiancé in Dublin?
Sam.e on 2019-03-16 said:
Hi Bethany! Immigration through Dublin was SUPER easy for him. He said he was literally through it in like 15 minutes, it was easy and straight forward, and gave some relief for the 10 hour flight ahead. Overall I recommend it! obviously just make sure if there’s not a direct flight to your city that the flight is Dublin to the US for a layover... I’ve seen a lot of options of Dublin to LHR to the US or some other variants, which wouldn’t put your fiancé through the American customs!
Sam.e on 2019-03-16 said:
Hi Bethany! Immigration through Dublin was SUPER easy for him. He said he was literally through it in like 15 minutes, it was easy and straight forward, and gave some relief for the 10 hour flight ahead. Overall I recommend it! obviously just make sure if there’s not a direct flight to your city that the flight is Dublin to the US for a layover... I’ve seen a lot of options of Dublin to LHR to the US or some other variants, which wouldn’t put your fiancé through the American customs!
Sam.e on 2019-03-16 said:
Hi Bethany! Immigration through Dublin was SUPER easy for him. He said he was literally through it in like 15 minutes, it was easy and straight forward, and gave some relief for the 10 hour flight ahead. Overall I recommend it! obviously just make sure if there’s not a direct flight to your city that the flight is Dublin to the US for a layover... I’ve seen a lot of options of Dublin to LHR to the US or some other variants, which wouldn’t put your fiancé through the American customs!
Sam.e on 2019-03-16 said:
Hi Bethany! Immigration through Dublin was SUPER easy for him. He said he was literally through it in like 15 minutes, it was easy and straight forward, and gave some relief for the 10 hour flight ahead. Overall I recommend it for sure!
BethanyB on 2019-03-16 said:
Did your fiancé have bags checked through from original departure to the US or have to collect them, recheck, etc? I saw something about them showing a picture of bags on some travel site. Did he have to use the kiosk or was there a space for non citizens to go only through a person? Upon arrival, did your fiancé bypass customs in addition to immigration? Thanks!
CNC2019 on 2019-11-01 said:
Hello, i just had my interview today in phoenix and i am recommended for approval. Im just wondering if you have received your actual green card? Thank you in advance!
Sam.e on 2019-11-01 said:
Hey CNC2019! So we had our interview last Wednesday, and our IO said she still had to review our case so we weren't lucky enough to be recommended for approval on the spot. After a week of waiting on Wednesday of this week our case was changed to "Card in production" on the DHS site, and I believe it was mailed today! So fingers crossed we get it tomorrow or Monday!
CNC2019 on 2019-11-02 said:
Hi Sam.e, now thats a very good news! Congratulations! Hopefully i receive mine by next week.
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