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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-130 Sent	I-130 NOA1	I-130 NOA2	NVC Received	Consulate Received	Packet 4 Received	Interview	Visa Received	US Entry	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
AA & KA	Iraq	Nebraska		Bagdad, Iraq		2022-04-19	2023-04-06	2024-03-24							2024-03-25
Walid Chaiban & Emily Moreno	Lebanon	Texas	No	Lebanon	2023-04-11	2023-04-11									2024-03-20
Jason & Erroll	Netherlands	Nebraska	No	Amsterdam, Netherlands	2022-12-05	2022-12-05	2023-10-24	2023-10-27			2024-02-13	2024-03-11		Consulate of Amsterdam or NVC does not provide specific information what documents to bring to the interview. They will sent you to the online information, however this information is not correct/outdated.	2024-03-12
Derick & .	Guatemala	National/MSC	No	Guatemala	2021-09-29			2022-10-23		2023-10-30	2023-12-14	2024-02-12	2024-03-01	JUST MOVED :) AS OF 3/03/24-- I moved to the US this last friday the 1st. Did not have any problems with admittance or entrance, just had to wait around 45 minutes for the officers to do the proper paperwork. We already paid the USCIS Immigrant fee, so now we are just waiting to receive my SSN and I-551 (greencard). AS OF 2/16/24-- My IR2 immigrant visa was issued and was picked up from the local Cargo Expreso after we received confirmation that it was ready. Basis for denial-- In my (first and only) interview, my immigrant visa was denied. This, due to records showing that I was removed from a port of entry on my last trip. This decision was incorrect and later corrected by the embassy. Denial dispute-- We reached out to a lawyer regarding the denial, who advised us to contact the embassy for further resolution, since the decision was wrongly made. A resolution was finally received by the Immigrant Visa Unit in Guatemala City (GUATEMALAIV@state.gov). (Many attempts were done to contact the embassy itself, USCIS or NVC, but the one done with the IV unit yielded a proper resolution). Guatemala.USCIS@uscis.dhs.gov support@ustraveldocs.com https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html Personal comments-- Do not give up. If you already submitted your application you have a clear goal in mind, and the grounds to start working on it. It is not plausible to give up in the middle of the process, once you already paid your bills and your case was received; JUST BECAUSE you found some troubles on the way. Keep going until you have exhausted ALL resources you have at your disposal. Then gather more, inquiry, and try again. This process will not stop unless you decide to give up. The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way. -Marcus Aurelius My case was not easy. Lots of feelings were involved into it. Being as young as I am, this was critical in my future. I did it to move with my family in the US. I want to have them remember me as a good example of determination and responsibility and, also, as a good son and brother. But that is why I did not give up. Please, if you have any doubts feel free to contact me through my user. I wish I had somebody that had this same experience before to have guided me through it. -Derick	2024-03-04
I & O	Nigeria	California	No	Nigeria	2020-04-30	2020-04-30	2022-05-26	2022-05-30							2024-03-01
N & V	Cameroon	Nebraska	Vermont	Cameroon	2023-02-03	2023-02-07	2024-01-05	2024-01-09							2024-02-29
RuiYuW & brandon	China	Texas	Vermont	Armenia	2023-04-16	2023-04-16									2024-02-24
Anastasia & Elijah	Russia	Texas	Nebraska	Kazakhstan	2022-09-23	2022-09-23	2023-05-12	2023-05-26	2023-12-07		2024-01-23	2024-02-02	2024-02-03		2024-02-02
Zeydan & Kayla	Morocco	Texas	No	Armenia	2023-06-19	2023-07-13									2024-01-30
fernanda & eduardo	Mexico	Vermont	No	Juarez, Mexico	2022-01-26	2022-01-31	2023-02-07	2023-09-18							2024-01-28