tim427's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Tim Beneficiary's Name: Maria VJ Member: tim427 Country: Mexico Last Updated: 2021-05-30 |
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Timeline Comments: 5
J&E- on 2019-09-10 said:Hi Maria & Tim, congrats on your approval!, hey I had the interview and was approved a week after yours and I'm kinda getting impatient that I haven't received anything from the consulate yet 3 weeks after, have you already received anything? it's almost a month after your interview.
Tim427 on 2019-09-10 said:Hey there happy to provide context. Should update it. We had the interview 8/12, and the visa ended up arriving on 8/30. After two weeks (8/26ish) we started calling and emailing all of the relevant numbers, so who knows if that was helpful for kick starting it. The visa, when it arrived, showed that it was issued 8/28 (printed then?) even though it was marked issued in CEAC on 8/12 right after the interview.
Good luck! My perusal of other timelines showed that it took anywhere from 2 to 25 days typically to receive the visa/passport back. No idea why there is such variance.
J&E- on 2019-09-10 said:Thanks Tim!, just called them, seem they don't know and created a report... asked me to call again in a week :/
Tim427 on 2019-09-10 said:Submit a public inquiry directly to the consulate too. I don't know if it's right to do immigrant or non-immigrant here, but here's a link. https://mx.usembassy.gov/embassy-consulates/ciudad-juarez/visas-2/public-inquiries/ Good luck.
J&E- on 2019-09-10 said:Thanks! I just did :) let's see what they say, as on the CEAC website shows "no status"
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