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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
Timeline

Both, and it must be simultaneously, or they will change your visa to a CR-1.

I-130 (almost 5 months)

12/04/2007 I-130 sent

05/01/2008 I-130 NOA2 (approval) from CSC!

I-129f

02/06/2008 I-129f sent

05/30/2008 I-129f NOA2 (approval)--too late!

NVC (changed from K-3 to CR-1) (31 days)

05/06/2008 case received and case # assigned

05/12/2008 DS-3032 and AOS bill generated

05/13/2008 DS-3032 sent (by e-mail)

05/13/2008 AOS bill invoiced (paid online)

05/14/2008 AOS bill PAID and cover sheet printed

05/16/2008 AOS package sent to NVC (FedEx from Peru)

05/19/2008 AOS package received by NVC (9:30 AM)

05/20/2008 DS-3032 Choice of Agent accepted (confirmation by e-mail)

05/20/2008 AOS entered into NVC system

05/21/2008 NVC recording says I have info missing (false RFE confirmed by NVC operator!)

05/24/2008 IV bill invoiced (paid online)--bad timing-Memorial Day weekend!

05/28/2008 IV bill PAID and cover sheet printed

05/28/2008 DS-230 sent to NVC (FedEx from Peru)--received DS3032 via snail mail!

05/30/2008 DS-230 received by NVC (9:40 AM)

06/02/2008 DS-230 entered into NVC system

06/06/2008 case complete at NVC!

06/12/2008 sent to embassy in Lima, Peru!

06/16/2008 papers arrived at Embassy

06/18/2008 received interview packet (in US)

07/02/2008 medical exam

07/11/2008 Interview in Lima, Peru!

08/20/2008 POE Atlanta, then fly to Seattle

09/05/2008 Received Welcome Letter

10/20/2008 1st wedding anniversary!

10/20/2009 2nd anniversary!

02/06/2010 Daughter born!

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Filed: Other Country: China
Timeline
Both, and it must be simultaneously, or they will change your visa to a CR-1.

Both must be filed but it is the I-129F at the Consulate that results in a K3 visa. Nobody can reliably predict what the service center will do about the order in which the petitions are approved or even what they'll do with either or both when they do.

What should happen is for both petitions to be approved together with the I-130 held for AOS and the I-129F sent through NVC to the Consulate abroad.

Technically, the I-130 does not have to be approved before the K3 visa is issued but it must be before permanent resident status is granted.

Visa are not changed from K3 to CR1. You interview for one or the other. A CR1 visa can only be issued when an approved I-130 is at the Consulate abroad. It's possible to have both visas however.

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