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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Cuba
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Hello all...was wondering how to go about renewing an expired CR-1 visa.

Let me explain a bit, my husband has a visa but we are waiting on his countries exit visa and we are not sure how long this step will take. Just wanting to learn the process in case.

Thanks in advance.

USCIS
11/14/2011----I-130 Sent
11/17/2011---- NOA1 email received
11/22/2011---- Touched
11/24/2011---- NOA1 Hard copy received
3/22/2012------ NOA2 APPROVED ( YAY)
I-130 was approved in 126 days from your NOA1 date.
NVC
3/26/2012-------Case received at NVC
4/9/2012 --------Received DS-3032 / I-864 Bill
4/9/2012---------Paid AOS fee
4/12/2012--------AOS marked as PAID
4/18/2012-------- DS-3032 ( choice of agent ) accepted
4/20/2012--------Paid IV Bill
4/24/2012------- IV bill marked as PAID
5/7/2012-------- AOS package sent via USPS
5/9/2012-------- AOS package delivered to NVC
5/12/2012-------- IV package sent via USPS
5/14/2012-------- IV package delivered to NVC
5/16/2012--------Received RFE check list
5/16/2012--------Sent RFE checklist
5/18/2012------- Checklist delivered to NVC
5/25/2012-------Case complete woohooo
6/25/2012-------- Case left for Havana
6/12/2012--------Interview set for July 18th =)
6/18/2012--------Medical Exam set for July 11th
7/18/2012-------- Visa Approved!!!
7/24/2012 ---------Visa in hand
Cuban process
Carta Blanca process started 7/30/2012
Got release from work 9/10/2012
Received carta blanca--9/14/2012
Paid medical & carta blanca, got baja de vivienda- 9/14/12
Purchased Airline Ticket - 9/17/12
9/23/2012------------POE JFK YAY!!!!!

Removal of Conditions

7/7/14 -- Mailed I-751

7/18/14 NOA1 received, Biometrics set for 8/6/14

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

Hello all...was wondering how to go about renewing an expired CR-1 visa.

Let me explain a bit, my husband has a visa but we are waiting on his countries exit visa and we are not sure how long this step will take. Just wanting to learn the process in case.

Thanks in advance.

He can extend the validity beyond 6 months at your local US consulate. Usually you request extention at the time of interview.

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Cuba
Timeline
Posted (edited)

Hi-

I don't think you need to worry about renewing the visa. The carta blanca process shouldn't take too long once he gets the baja approved from his work. My fiance completed the carta blanca process in less than a month and that included extra time for processing because his father is a military person.

But in case it does take longer than the six months, I found this info on the US Interests Section website:

"Immigrant visas are generally valid for six (6) months from the date of issuance. Immigrant visas cannot be renewed. Under limited circumstances, it is sometimes possible to replace an immigrant visa when the applicant’s failure to travel was beyond their control. Waiting for a family member to receive a visa or parole is not considered beyond an applicant’s control."

And also:

"Immigrant visa holders who are unable to travel to the United States during the validity of their visa for reasons beyond their control should ask a family member or associate in the United States to contact our Visa Information and Appointment Scheduling Service at 1-866-374-1769 to schedule an interview appointment to be considered for a visa renewal. The applicant should take this step only when s/he is ready to travel to the United States."

Good luck!

Sarah

Edited by Sarah&Michel

N-400

06/18/2016 Mailed N-400 application

06/21/2016 NOA

07/22/2016 Biometrics

08/26/2016 In line for interview

10/24/2016 Interview (approved)

11/16/2016 Oath ceremony

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

Thanks for your replies... Sarah, thanks and wow you were able to buy a plane ticket so quickly! I have hope that this will all be over soon :wacko:

USCIS
11/14/2011----I-130 Sent
11/17/2011---- NOA1 email received
11/22/2011---- Touched
11/24/2011---- NOA1 Hard copy received
3/22/2012------ NOA2 APPROVED ( YAY)
I-130 was approved in 126 days from your NOA1 date.
NVC
3/26/2012-------Case received at NVC
4/9/2012 --------Received DS-3032 / I-864 Bill
4/9/2012---------Paid AOS fee
4/12/2012--------AOS marked as PAID
4/18/2012-------- DS-3032 ( choice of agent ) accepted
4/20/2012--------Paid IV Bill
4/24/2012------- IV bill marked as PAID
5/7/2012-------- AOS package sent via USPS
5/9/2012-------- AOS package delivered to NVC
5/12/2012-------- IV package sent via USPS
5/14/2012-------- IV package delivered to NVC
5/16/2012--------Received RFE check list
5/16/2012--------Sent RFE checklist
5/18/2012------- Checklist delivered to NVC
5/25/2012-------Case complete woohooo
6/25/2012-------- Case left for Havana
6/12/2012--------Interview set for July 18th =)
6/18/2012--------Medical Exam set for July 11th
7/18/2012-------- Visa Approved!!!
7/24/2012 ---------Visa in hand
Cuban process
Carta Blanca process started 7/30/2012
Got release from work 9/10/2012
Received carta blanca--9/14/2012
Paid medical & carta blanca, got baja de vivienda- 9/14/12
Purchased Airline Ticket - 9/17/12
9/23/2012------------POE JFK YAY!!!!!

Removal of Conditions

7/7/14 -- Mailed I-751

7/18/14 NOA1 received, Biometrics set for 8/6/14

OgB3m4.png

 
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