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Starting second week of April, 2009, US Embassy in Vilnius, Lithuania start processing Imigrant visa cases. That means you no longer have to make long, dangerous, uncomfortable, unwanted, painfully boring trip to Warsaw, Poland. All the interviews will be done here in Vilnius. Yiipiii! Any more Lithuanians around here?

Our timeline:

2008-01-24 Got Married in Vilnius, Lithuania

2008-08-24 Our wonderful daughter Saule was born in Costa Rica paradise

USCIS VSC

2008-03-03 Sent I-130 Package

2008-03-13 Received NOA1

2008-11-06 Transferred to CSC

2008-11-14 touch

2009-01-08 touch

2009-01-09 touch

2009-01-23 touch

2009-01-23 I-130 approved!!! received email on our 1 year anniversary day!!

2009-01-26 touch

NVC

2009-01-29 : NVC Received and Case Number Assigned

2009-02-03 : DS-3032 and AOS bill generated

2009-02-02 : DS-3032 sent (by e-mail)

2009-02-02 : DS-3032 sent (by mail)

2009-02-04 : DS-3032 sent (by e-mail)

2009-02-06 : DS-3032 accepted (notice by e-mail)

2009-02-06 : received AOS bill on mail

2009-02-06 : AOS bill invoiced (paid online)

2009-02-09 : AOS bill PAID and cover sheet printed

2009-02-10 : AOS package sent to NVC

2009-02-19 : AOS entered into NVC system

2009-02-06 : IV bill invoiced (paid online)

2009-02-09 : IV bill PAID and cover sheet printed

2009-02-10 : DS-230 sent to NVC

2009-02-19 : DS-230 entered into NVC system

2009-02-19 : RFE: NVC needs original birth and wedding certificates

2009-02-20 : Sent original birth and wedding certificates to NVC

2009-02-23 : RFE docs arrived to NVC

2009-02-26 : case complete at NVC

2009-03-11 : Interview date assigned

2009-03-20 : Medical completed

2009-04-06 : interview date in Vilnius, Lithuania

2009-04-30 : POE JFK

2009-05-09 : Welcome letter

2009-05-14 : Second welcome letter

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Poland
Timeline
Posted (edited)

:o Dangerous? :o Why is it dangerous? Seriously, my fiancee just took a bus-load of high school students on a week-long exchange trip a few weeks ago from S. Poland to Estonia & back (even longer and more boring! :D) and we have discussed possibly doing similar trip in a year or two (we both have friends in Baltics) .... so, why is is dangerous?? :o

dvc

Edited by iLoveAPolishGirl

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05/03/2008 -- first email

11/01/2008 -- first skype messages

01/14/2009 -- she flies to USA, stuck overnight in Frankfurt

01/15/2009 -- she arrives in USA

01/16/2009 -- proposed! she says YES!!! :)

02/14/2009 -- 6 days of bliss in Walt Disney World (6mo given on I94)

02/23/2009 -- sent I129F Next Day Air

02/25/2009 -- NOA1

03/01/2009 -- Touched

04/09/2009 -- She flies to USA for 9 day visit (6mo given on I94)

06/20/2009 -- She arrives for summer visit (6mo given on I94, warned about too frequent visits)

06/30/2009 -- NOA2

Note: petition processed thru NVC and sent to embassy in about 1 week :o

Note: got an initial interview date in Sept, but decided to put it off so she could extend her vacation here thru end of October

10/21/2009 -- She returns to Poland :(

12/01/2009 -- Embassy interview -- SUCCESS!! :)

Posted

:D Dangerous, because it involves 500km of drive on a country-side roads which are antonym to a highway. It's always very crowded of trucks and other cars, always consisting of just one lane in one direction and it goes through so many villages that you wouldn't want to do it ever again. I did it many times and Lt border-warsaw road has always been a worst part of the longer trips to western europe. Wish they could build a normal highway one day and save a lot innocent people lives...

So i'm very happy that the interview was transferred to Vilnius. Although I still have to go to warsaw for the flight as the tickets to fly from Vilnius are so much more expensive :angry:

:o Dangerous? :o Why is it dangerous? Seriously, my fiancee just took a bus-load of high school students on a week-long exchange trip a few weeks ago from S. Poland to Estonia & back (even longer and more boring! :D) and we have discussed possibly doing similar trip in a year or two (we both have friends in Baltics) .... so, why is is dangerous?? :o

dvc

Our timeline:

2008-01-24 Got Married in Vilnius, Lithuania

2008-08-24 Our wonderful daughter Saule was born in Costa Rica paradise

USCIS VSC

2008-03-03 Sent I-130 Package

2008-03-13 Received NOA1

2008-11-06 Transferred to CSC

2008-11-14 touch

2009-01-08 touch

2009-01-09 touch

2009-01-23 touch

2009-01-23 I-130 approved!!! received email on our 1 year anniversary day!!

2009-01-26 touch

NVC

2009-01-29 : NVC Received and Case Number Assigned

2009-02-03 : DS-3032 and AOS bill generated

2009-02-02 : DS-3032 sent (by e-mail)

2009-02-02 : DS-3032 sent (by mail)

2009-02-04 : DS-3032 sent (by e-mail)

2009-02-06 : DS-3032 accepted (notice by e-mail)

2009-02-06 : received AOS bill on mail

2009-02-06 : AOS bill invoiced (paid online)

2009-02-09 : AOS bill PAID and cover sheet printed

2009-02-10 : AOS package sent to NVC

2009-02-19 : AOS entered into NVC system

2009-02-06 : IV bill invoiced (paid online)

2009-02-09 : IV bill PAID and cover sheet printed

2009-02-10 : DS-230 sent to NVC

2009-02-19 : DS-230 entered into NVC system

2009-02-19 : RFE: NVC needs original birth and wedding certificates

2009-02-20 : Sent original birth and wedding certificates to NVC

2009-02-23 : RFE docs arrived to NVC

2009-02-26 : case complete at NVC

2009-03-11 : Interview date assigned

2009-03-20 : Medical completed

2009-04-06 : interview date in Vilnius, Lithuania

2009-04-30 : POE JFK

2009-05-09 : Welcome letter

2009-05-14 : Second welcome letter

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Poland
Timeline
Posted

Thanks for that explanation magpius! I didn't know :o:D

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05/03/2008 -- first email

11/01/2008 -- first skype messages

01/14/2009 -- she flies to USA, stuck overnight in Frankfurt

01/15/2009 -- she arrives in USA

01/16/2009 -- proposed! she says YES!!! :)

02/14/2009 -- 6 days of bliss in Walt Disney World (6mo given on I94)

02/23/2009 -- sent I129F Next Day Air

02/25/2009 -- NOA1

03/01/2009 -- Touched

04/09/2009 -- She flies to USA for 9 day visit (6mo given on I94)

06/20/2009 -- She arrives for summer visit (6mo given on I94, warned about too frequent visits)

06/30/2009 -- NOA2

Note: petition processed thru NVC and sent to embassy in about 1 week :o

Note: got an initial interview date in Sept, but decided to put it off so she could extend her vacation here thru end of October

10/21/2009 -- She returns to Poland :(

12/01/2009 -- Embassy interview -- SUCCESS!! :)

Filed: Country: Russia
Timeline
Posted

Few Lithuanians make the drive through Poland to go the embassy in Warsaw, most just take a train. I'd say Lithuania has more potential for danger than does Poland.

A woman is like a tea bag: she does not know how strong she is until she is in hot water.

- Nancy Reagan

 
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