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Rhiannon   0

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Hello all - as a touring musician I am in a different hotel room everynight... and one of those nights I left my passport behind -

Does anybody have any experience with lost passports in the middle of the visa process? Have I doomed our petition to an extra ridiculous wait?

Thanks for any info -

Rhiannon

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Rhiannon (North Carolina, USA) + Michael (Limerick, IE)

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Hello all - as a touring musician I am in a different hotel room everynight... and one of those nights I left my passport behind -

Does anybody have any experience with lost passports in the middle of the visa process? Have I doomed our petition to an extra ridiculous wait?

Thanks for any info -

Rhiannon

Just replace your passport. It will be documented as lost and reissued. It shouldn't affect your visa process...you ARE the US citizen right??

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Hello all - as a touring musician I am in a different hotel room everynight... and one of those nights I left my passport behind -

Does anybody have any experience with lost passports in the middle of the visa process? Have I doomed our petition to an extra ridiculous wait?

Thanks for any info -

Rhiannon

No, your case is with USCIS. Your passport issues are or will be in the hands of the Dept. of State. You'll simply need a new passport to travel internationally. That has nothing to do with your spouse's visa process.

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Losing passports used to be a bigger problem than before. Although the standard wait time for a US passport is weeks (assuming you are the US citizen and not the immigrant), there are now passport services online that can get you your visa in 3 business days (including the two days shipping there and shipping back). There is a fee for that but it can help you get your passport fast so it does not slow your process.

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Losing passports used to be a bigger problem than before. Although the standard wait time for a US passport is weeks (assuming you are the US citizen and not the immigrant), there are now passport services online that can get you your visa in 3 business days (including the two days shipping there and shipping back). There is a fee for that but it can help you get your passport fast so it does not slow your process.

Thanks for the reassurance, everyone - I was afraid they'd have to change my passport number etc. and have to redo a lot of paperwork or something -

now my main concern is getting my new passport before our European tour!

Thanx-

rhiannon

"Entshuldigung, aber die Welt ist purpur."

Rhiannon (North Carolina, USA) + Michael (Limerick, IE)

Personal Timeline

4/1/06 - Met for the first time in France

7/26/06 - 4/12/07 - Met up in London, Edinburgh, Greensboro, Bristol, Limerick, etc etc etc

9/1/07 - Got married in US

I-130 Timeline

10/2/07 - Mailed off I-130

1/10/08 - Check cashed - yippee!

2/8/08 - NOA1

4/4/08 - NOA2

10/15/08 - AOS documents sent in

1/5/09 - Interview in Dublin

I-129f Timeline

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