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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline
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I sent the originals from our frineds/family... Better safe than sorry. Nobody wants and RFE. Don't forget to make a complete copy of everything you send.

Good luck!

MrsJ

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USCIS: 175 Days

NVC: 41 Days

NOA1 to Interview: 265 Days

Interview: 20 March 2012 - APPROVED

NVC for Montreal Beneficiaries – Electronic Processing and New Online Forms Guide by Saylin

Please edit your timeline in your profile so you can help others learn how long each step of this process takes. Thanks!

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
Timeline
Posted

I sent originals with i-130.

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CR-1 Process

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06/10/2011 - I-130 package sent USPS priority mail with delivery confirmation

06/14/2011 - NOA1

10/21/2011 - I-130 approved (NOA2)

11/19/2011 - NVC recevied case

11/21/2011 - Called NVC for AOS bill and DS-3032

11/21/2011 - Paid AOS Bill

11/21/2011 - EP request and DS-3032 to NVC

11/23/2011 - EP came and DS-3032 accepted

11/23/2011 - Submit I-864

11/28/2011 - Paid IV Bill

11/29/2011 - Submit DS-230

12/05/2011 - Case completed

12/08/2011 - Interview date set

12/11/2011 - Medical exam

01/11/2011 - Document intake day

01/12/2012 - Interview - Approved

03/09/2012 - POE - LAX

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline
Posted

We sent copies of our relationship proof with the documentation and brought the originals to the interview. I believe that is what is recommended. I am not sure how common it is, however documentation is sometimes lost and it is best to keep those originals with you to have them verify later.

I believe the timelines and all tell you which items in the package must be originals.

Good luck!

K1 Process:

NOA1 17 Sept 10

Touched 3 Oct 10

Placed Service Request 25 March 11

NOA2 4 April 11

Left NVC 15 April 11

Packet 3 letter dated 19 April 11

Packet 3 response sent 6 May 11

Interview 26 May 11

K1 received 1 June 11

Entered US 26 June 11

Married 6 August 11

Posted

We sent originals of these. I have copies too just in case for interview and what not. :)

I love my husband!!

I-130 sent - 9/5/2011

NOA 1 received and routed to CSC - 9/22/2011

Petition Touched - 9/27/2011

Expedite Request sent - 02/24/2012

NOA 2 - 03/21/2012 (without need for expedite)

NVC Receive - 04/09/2012

Case Number Assigned -

Posted

We didn't have the originals yet, but the USCIS officer said that copies would be fine (and we got approved the next day). This was DCF, mind you. Lockbox may very well be another deal.

Our timeline:

01/11/12 - Submitted I-130s to Moscow USCIS in person

01/12/12 - Had interview with Moscow USCIS officer to establish bonafide marriage

01/12/12 - I-130s approved and passed to US Consulate

01/13/12 - IV Unit in Moscow received approved petition

01/23/12 - We received confirmation that I-130s were approved by USCIS

01/24/12 - We received package notification from post office

01/26/12 - Picked up "package" - notifications from IV Unit with case numbers

01/26/12 - Set interview date online

02/01/12 - Passed medical exams

02/02/12 - Received police record

02/09/12 - Interview... APPROVED!

02/13/12 - Visa delivered

02/23/12 - POE Chicago

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
Timeline
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The I-130 instructions regarding the affidavits do not specifically state whether the original or a copy is needed. The I-130 instructions do state a copy of the marriage certificate and a copy of the petitioner's birth certificate are sufficient. The VJ guide section states that a copy of the supporting documentation is fine and that all the forms require original signatures.

All the supporting documentation we submitted were photocopies. I kept all original supporting documentation in my personal file, to include the original affidavits. Some people send original supporting documentation with the petition.

Our Visa Journey

12-10-2011: Married

01-03-2012: I-130 Mailed

01-09-2012: NOA1

05-16-2012: NOA2

06-04-2012: NVC Received

11-27-2012: NVC Case Complete

01-23-2013: Interview in Bogota (pending medical results)

02-13-2013: Visa Approved

03-20-2013: POE - Miami

 
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