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anson-noyna   0

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Hi,

I got my NOA2 (I-797) approved back in December 2012. Here it is now Feb. 2013 and me and my fiance are just finishing getting all the required documents together to submit to US Embassy in Bankok to schedule and interview. If my NOA2 expires in mid april, does that mean she must be approved by then or we have to start the process all over again? Are there any extensions?

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Karee   4,191

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Hi,

I got my NOA2 (I-797) approved back in December 2012. Here it is now Feb. 2013 and me and my fiance are just finishing getting all the required documents together to submit to US Embassy in Bankok to schedule and interview. If my NOA2 expires in mid april, does that mean she must be approved by then or we have to start the process all over again? Are there any extensions?

Thanks

You'll be fine. This happens all the time. I think the embassy automatically "re-affirms" it. Someone else will punch in with the proper term.

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mtcmk1 Community Regular

mtcmk1   37

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You will be fine. But if you want peace of mind, you can contact the Embassy and ask them what to do... There is a letter here on VJ that you can probably send or email the Embassy as well...

Here's the link: www.visajourney.com/examples/extend-approval.doc

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