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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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I am expecting to recieve our Noa2 within a couple of weeks or so. My question is, what is the longest time frame we have, to schedule interview and attend? I am still in a probationary period at work and really want to accompany my fiance to his interview. Yes, I know that I am not allowed to go inside with him. I just want to spend those few days with him, during the process, for support and to hand deliver all of the documents needed.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Well, I think I have found my own answer to my question. It looks like the interview must be scheduled and attended within 4 months of the Noa2. I'm not sure if that date can be extended, considering the Noa2 is only valid for 4 months before it expires. Guess that would be an issue that I would need to discuss with the embassy.

 
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