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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Patrick mailed his packet 3 off on April 11, but we have not heard back from London about when his interview will be. Is this common? I emailed them just now to find out what was going on. However, I wanted to ask here what length of time others going through London had to wait before getting their interview.

December 12 2005 ~ sent I129F packet to

December 14 2005 ~ Packet Recieved by

December 20 2005 ~ NOA 1

December 29 2005 ~ Touched

March 9 2006 ~ NOA2

April 5 2006 ~ Packet 3 arrives

April 11 2006 ~ Packet 3 returned to London Embassy

June 12 2006 ~ Interview Date (APPROVED!)

June 26 2006 ~ Entered the U.S. under K-1 Visa

July 06 2006 ~ JOP marriage

September 12 2006~ I-485 Received by INS

September 18 2006~ NOA recieved

September 30 2006~ Married

October 3 2006 ~ Biometrics Appointment (Fingerprinted)

November 16, 2006~ RFE reply received ...didn't even know we had an RFE (INS stated that the RFE was

probably sent to the DR. that did our biometrics)

January 17, 2007 ~ CSC is now processing cases received September 25 (11 days after ours was received) :(

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: England
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Take a look here at the London Interviews Thread. It shows the timelines of most London applicants.

I think normally its about 6 weeks to process packet 3 and issue an interview date. Then I beleive around 6-8 weeks after that until the actual interview.

Best of luck

Mark :)

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Algeria
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How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop? The world may never know... just like the interview date... but yeah.. ::giggles:: someone else here may have some good info for ya.

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Filed: Other Country: United Kingdom
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Patrick mailed his packet 3 off on April 11, but we have not heard back from London about when his interview will be. Is this common? I emailed them just now to find out what was going on. However, I wanted to ask here what length of time others going through London had to wait before getting their interview.

Although my interview was a while ago (Jan 2005) I reckon it was around 8 weeks from mailing packet 3 to interview. My packet 4 arrived about 36 hours before I had to catch the bus to London - I was only aware of the interview date because of email correspondance with the consulate.

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The Immigrant Visa Unit can confirm receipt of the completed forms on May 3. There is currently a delay before we can complete action on your fiancée's case and notify her of the appointment date and time. Your fiancée can expect to receive written confirmation of the date and time of her appointment in approximately 4 weeks.

This wait time is due to the large volume of visa applications currently being processed through this office and is not specific to your fiancée's visa application.

Thank you for your e-mail correspondence.

Consular Information Unit

U.S. Embassy, London

CONS/CIU/SF

Recived a few days ago when i emailed the London Embassy, my petition was processed in 3 weeks, which is quick.

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K1

September 15 - 2005: NOA1

October: Waiting

November: Waiting

December: In Security checks

January 2006: Waiting

February: Waiting..Contacted Congress

March 4th: APPROVED

March 17th: NVC posted file to London

March 20th: London Receives file

March 29th: Receive package 3

April 13th: London Receives package

April 19th: Medical - June 13th: INTERVIEW......APPROVED!!!!

June 20th: ARRIVE IN USA

Time taken for whole process 9 Months

~~~~~ * ~~~~~

AOS

October: 13th: Sent off AOS Package

November 3rd: NOA1

November 14th: Snail mail ~ NOA1 ~ Case moved to the CSC for faster processing.

November 14th : CSC has petition for me and my daughter.

December 14th: Biometrics completed.

January 17th: APPROVED AOS!

January 22nd: Green card arrives in the mail:))

Time taken for AOS - 3.5 Months

Finished for 2 years.

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Fraid it's perfectly normal London are now taking 6-8 to process packet 3 with an interview date 4-6 weeks after that. Take a look at my timeline. :)

Good Luck

Adele

> Texas have received out application and cashed the cheque!

We got our NOA1 as at 26 Oct 2005!

Sent to CSC 26 Oct 2005

NOA2 26 Jan 2006

Sent to Embassy 9 Feb 2006

Embassy sent pk3 21 feb 2006

Recd and return pk3 27 feb

Medical 8 March

recd pk4 11 April

Interview 10 May

Visa Approved 10 May

Visa Received 13 May

Fly to Memphis 21 june

Married 1 September

AOS NOA1 23 Jan 2007

Case transferred to Missourri

Case transferred back to CSC feb 01

Card in the mail March 05

Case approved March 005

Welcome to America Letters received March 08

Filed for lifting of conditions - received in Vermont Jan 20 2009

I-797C NOA received Jan 26 2009

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