Spraz's US Immigration Timeline
Petitioner's Name: Amanda Beneficiary's Name: Jorge VJ Member: Spraz Country: Argentina Last Updated: 2020-03-12 |
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Member Reviews:
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Timeline Comments: 2
JaneW on 2020-03-13 said:
I just wanna ask why it took them more than 2 months to approved it? Do they not approve it on the spot right after the interview anymore? I’m from SLC too. Thanks
Spraz on 2020-03-13 said:
Great question. They did approve us on the spot but he told us we would be RFE’d because he was missing some vaccinations that his doctor never game him back in Argentina. Normally you get RFE’d before they schedule your interview so I don’t know what happened. After getting “approved†we had to wait almost a month just to get the RFE notice in the mail and then it took a week or two to get an appointment with the right doctor and then about a month and a half to process the “evidence†we submitted (the immunization record). Ours was just a weird situation getting RFE’d after/during our interview.
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