vistawateraz's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Dan Beneficiary's Name: Adriana VJ Member: vistawateraz Country: South Africa Last Updated: 2024-07-05 |
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Timeline Comments: 13
Ekau on 2018-10-05 said:Wow, why so fast?
Tanya007 on 2019-03-16 said:Hi, how did the interview go?
KyleB22 on 2019-05-06 said:What was the hold up to your interview date? your I-129F was approved quickly but the date of the interview seems a bit long? care to give a fellow south African some advice?
Ekau on 2019-05-06 said:KyleB22, you're right, after approval we waited for packet 4..the interview date took longer because we wanted to be ready with all documents for interview. We needed to gather a few documents.
Ekau on 2019-05-06 said:KyleB22, you're right, after approval we waited for packet 4..the interview date took longer because we wanted to be ready with all documents for interview. We needed to gather a few documents.
Vistawateraz on 2019-05-06 said:Police Clearance and Unabridged Birth Certificate took longer than expected. My fiance' was in the states with me so we waited for her UBC before flying her back for the Police Clearance. Ended up using the full 6 months of her B1/B2.
KyleB22 on 2019-05-10 said:Vistawateraz, thanks for the update, I tried to make the process shorter by already applying for my police clearance which only took 4 weeks, and i'm 4 weeks in waiting for birth certificate, my fiance has gathered all the financial support docs already, waiting on the NOA2 approval now... what were the soonest available dates for interview that you could have chosen?
KyleB22 on 2019-05-10 said:Vistawateraz, thanks for the update, I tried to make the process shorter by already applying for my police clearance which only took 4 weeks, and i'm 4 weeks in waiting for birth certificate, my fiance has gathered all the financial support docs already, waiting on the NOA2 approval now... what were the soonest available dates for interview that you could have chosen?
Vistawateraz on 2019-05-10 said:The interview dates are hit and miss.. You'll need to keep checking the appointment site daily when you're ready to schedule. The date we chose was the earliest we could get after she was back in SA. If we would have had the UBC and Police Clearance last year, we would have been done with this last November!!
Vistawateraz on 2019-05-10 said:The interview dates are hit and miss.. You'll need to keep checking the appointment site daily when you're ready to schedule. The date we chose was the earliest we could get after she was back in SA. If we would have had the UBC and Police Clearance last year, we would have been done with this last November!!
Vistawateraz on 2019-05-10 said:The interview dates are hit and miss.. You'll need to keep checking the appointment site daily when you're ready to schedule. The date we chose was the earliest we could get after she was back in SA. If we would have had the UBC and Police Clearance last year, we would have been done with this last November!!
Vistawateraz on 2019-05-10 said:The interview dates are hit and miss.. You'll need to keep checking the appointment site daily when you're ready to schedule. The date we chose was the earliest we could get after she was back in SA. If we would have had the UBC and Police Clearance last year, we would have been done with this last November!!
KyleB22 on 2019-05-14 said:Well all I can say is welcome to Africa, sometimes that's where it's at, hit and miss! I must admit the PCC is really quick recently, 4 weeks and I had mine and that's the common trend of late. But thanks for the info! much appreciated! I am still awaiting NOA2 day 111 now... we'll get there!
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