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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Wow!!

Congratulations!!

I have my interview tomorrow morning and I'm super stressed/excited/nervous/can't wait :)

I have a few questions that I would super grateful for:

1. How long did the process last?

2. How early did you get there before your interview?

3. Did you have to submit pay stubs/letter from employer from petitioner with the I-894

4. What did you need to submit as proof of residence?

5. Is the visa actually approved the day of?

6. When will the visa actually be issued?

Thank you so much!!

And CONGRATULATIONS! Keep us posted :)

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Wow!!

Congratulations!!

I have my interview tomorrow morning and I'm super stressed/excited/nervous/can't wait :)

I have a few questions that I would super grateful for:

1. How long did the process last?

2. How early did you get there before your interview?

3. Did you have to submit pay stubs/letter from employer from petitioner with the I-894

4. What did you need to submit as proof of residence?

5. Is the visa actually approved the day of?

6. When will the visa actually be issued?

Thank you so much!!

And CONGRATULATIONS! Keep us posted :)

If you are asking about the entire process, we sent in our I-129F in late February. If you're asking about the interview process, we were in the building at 7:35 and out by 10.

We got to the Consulate at 6:50 and there were already 4 couple ahead of us.

We submitted pay stubs. We had everything imaginable with us because we've read that a lot of things were asked for so we decided better to be safe than sorry. Just bring everything you can think of. We had the letter from my employer, pay stubs, w-2's, tax returns, tax transcripts, etc. For residence I had a copy of my lease and my voter's registration card.

We were told that the visa was approved at the end of the interview. He told us that we should get our package from DHL within 5 days. I would guess those are business days.

Good luck on your interview. Just be prepared and organized and I'd sure you'll do fine.

02/22/2011 - I-129F Mailed to Texas Lockbox
03/02/2011 - Electronic Notice of Acceptance Received
03/02/2011 - Check cashed
03/16/2011 - Received NOA 1
06/02/2011 - RFE
06/12/2011 - RFE returned
06/20/2011 - Received NOA 2
07/08/2011 - NVC Sent to Embassy
08/08/2011 - Packet 3
08/15/2011 - Packet 4
10/21/2011 - Interview - APPROVED
11/16/2011 - POE - Port Huron
12/03/2011 - Marriage!

AOS
12/12/2011 - AOS Packet Mailed
12/14/2011 - AOS Packet Delivered to Chicago Lockbox per USPS
12/19/2011 - Emails received from USCIS for receipt of applications
12/19/2011 - NOA's Receipt date
12/23/2011 - Received biometrics appointment letter
01/10/2012 - Biometrics Appointment
01/11/2012 - Case transferred to California Service Center
02/08/2012 - EAD and AP approval text/email
02/13/2012 - Second email telling us the EAD card is in production (why two?)
02/14/2012 - Email notice telling us that the EAD has been mailed
02/16/2012 - Email notice that USPS picked up the EAD on 2/14/2012
02/16/2012 - EAD and AP Card received
07/19/2012 - Contacted Congressman
07/26/2012 - RFE Text and Email received
10/23/2012 - AOS Approval text
10/27/2012 - Greencard received!

Lifting Conditions

07/22/2014 - Filing Date

07/24/2014 - NOA

08/18/2014 - Biometrics

10/22/2014 - USCIS web site says Approved!

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Wow!!

Congratulations!!

I have my interview tomorrow morning and I'm super stressed/excited/nervous/can't wait :)

I have a few questions that I would super grateful for:

1. How long did the process last?

2. How early did you get there before your interview?

3. Did you have to submit pay stubs/letter from employer from petitioner with the I-894

4. What did you need to submit as proof of residence?

5. Is the visa actually approved the day of?

6. When will the visa actually be issued?

Thank you so much!!

You do not need the I-864 for K1 visa in Montreal.... You need to do the I-134 ...Tax transcripts, and pay stubs and letter from employer.

Edited by JeannieL

Sent AOS pack......2011-08-08

NOA's dated ..........2011-08-15

Biometrics..............2011-09-13

EAD card.................2011-10-26

AP card....................2011-10-26

AOS approved .......2011-12-19

Green card rec.......2011-12-27

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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Congrats!!! :) I read your review too, I am so glad it worked out so well!!

K-1 Visa

October 8, 2010: Engaged
March 10, 2011: Filed Petition
March 14, 2011: NOA 1
June 23, 2011: NOA 2
July 19, 2011: Packet 3 received
August 1, 2011: Packet 4 received
November 29, 2011: Interview at Montreal (Approved)
December 8, 2011: Placed into AP (lasted 72 days)
February 22, 2012: Visa in hand!
February 24, 2012: POE (Peace Bridge)
March 9, 2012: Married!

AOS Journey

March 14, 2012: Mailed I-485 (AOS)
May 24, 2012: I-485 NOA
June 18, 2012: Biometrics

March 15, 2013: Service Request

March 27, 2013: Service Request Response

April 26, 2013: APPROVAL!

May 7, 2013: GC Recieved

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