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Embajada en Caracas suspende las citas para visa de turismo y negocios

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Venezuela
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Alguien sabe si esto afectaria tambien la entrega de visas K1, todo parece indicar que estan cortos de empleados en la embajada dado que el Gobierno actual no a dado las visas a los funcionarios que trabajan en la embajada y esto a creado una falta de personal.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Venezuela
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This doesn't affect K1 visas, as they are considered immigrant visas at the embassy because of the intent to immigrate after marriage.

Our AOS Journey:

09/02/2016- Sent AOS Paperwork to Chicago lockbox (I-485, I-765, I-131)

09/05/2016- Paperwork received by Chicago lockbox

09/08/2016- NOA1 Texts Received

09/10/2016- NOA1s received in the mail

09/24/2016- Received biometrics letter in the mail for October 3, 2016

09/30/2016- Biometrics completed (walk-in, Tukwila)

10/01/2016- Notice of Request for Initial Evidence via text (I-485)

10/06/2016- Received RFIE in the Mail for I-864, Sent back response

10/12/2016- RFIE Received by USCIS

10/25-26/2016- Approval and Card Being Produced for EAD/AP

11/04/2016- Case Status changed to 'Case is Ready to be Scheduled for an Interview'

11/07/2016- Case Status changed to ' Card was Mailed To Me'

11/10/2016- EAD/AP Card Received in Hand

03/16/2017- AOS Interview!!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Venezuela
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K-1 visas are kinda special visas. They are considered non-immigrant visas in some respects that if you don't get married within 90 days, you have to leave. However, when applying for appointments for a K-1 visa for the embassy, they are listed under immigrant visas because they are used with the intent to immigrate, whereas tourist visas and business visas, the intent is to have a short stay and then leave, they are not for immigrating. K-1 visas can be looked at as non-immigrant visas that allow you to change intent and file for adjustment of status once you get married. Whereas on a tourist visa, even if you get married, the intent is SUPPOSED to be that you return home afterwards.

Our AOS Journey:

09/02/2016- Sent AOS Paperwork to Chicago lockbox (I-485, I-765, I-131)

09/05/2016- Paperwork received by Chicago lockbox

09/08/2016- NOA1 Texts Received

09/10/2016- NOA1s received in the mail

09/24/2016- Received biometrics letter in the mail for October 3, 2016

09/30/2016- Biometrics completed (walk-in, Tukwila)

10/01/2016- Notice of Request for Initial Evidence via text (I-485)

10/06/2016- Received RFIE in the Mail for I-864, Sent back response

10/12/2016- RFIE Received by USCIS

10/25-26/2016- Approval and Card Being Produced for EAD/AP

11/04/2016- Case Status changed to 'Case is Ready to be Scheduled for an Interview'

11/07/2016- Case Status changed to ' Card was Mailed To Me'

11/10/2016- EAD/AP Card Received in Hand

03/16/2017- AOS Interview!!

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