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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Hi. We just sent in our I-129F and recieved our NOA1. My fiance has had to return to England which means that she cannot return to the U.S until the visa has been processed. We really want to get married in September and would like to know what we can both be doing now to prepare for her visit to the consulate in London

if/when we recieve approval? We read something about medical checks and police checks. Is it possible for her to do that now so that the results are ready when the approval comes through? Also, what information/documents do i need to send her for the interview? Is there anything i can be gathering now? We really want to do the best we can to speed up the process so if there is any advice that anyone could offer we would really appreciate it. Thankyou in advance!

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Filed: Country: Canada
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Once we got our petition mailed in and we got the NOA1, I started gathering information needed for the interview stage, even though I knew it would be a few months away. I read up on the next step, what would be required of me and from my fiancé for the interview. There are some things that need to be closer to the interview date, of course, but it doesn't hurt to read...and read some more. Read about others experiences here too, that helps. Best of luck as you and your fiancée start on this journey :)

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: South Korea
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I have found the guides to be very helpful, they give you step by step answers on what to send your fiance once you receive your NOA2, but of course you can be getting that together now if you want. I guess it wouldn't hurt for her to go ahead and get her police certificate and make sure she has the long form Birth Certificate I think you have to have that for the UK...I am sure others that are going through London have more advice for you though, Wishing you all the best of luck and welcome..... :luv:

1/12/06 Mail I-129f express mail

1/13/06 TSC rec'd

1/23/06 NOA1 from CSC

1/27/06 - Check cleared

7/10/06 - NOA2

7/14/06- rec'd @ NVC

8/14/06- NVC sent petition to Consulate

8/17/06 - Korean Consulate rec'd Petition

8/23/06 - rec'd packet 3 from Consulate

8/25/06 - sent packet 3 back to Consulate

8/27/06 - got confirmation email from Consulate, they rec'd packet three

8/27/06 - requested interview date via Consulate internet site.

9/1/06 - Checked internet site for interveiw date, it was there

9/25/06 - Interview date - APPROVED

9/28/06 - Visa in Zaeems Hand - YEAHHHHH

1/6/07 - leaving for USA

1/20/07 - Wedding Date

1/20/07 - MARRIED!!!!!

2/10/07 - rec'd certified copy of marriage license

AOS

3/13/07 - AOS package rec'd at Chicago Lockbox

3/20/07 - Rec'd Social Security Card

3/21/07 - Checks Cashed and Case Status online

3/24/07 - NOA1 Rec'd for AOS and EAD

3/27/07 - rec'd Biometrics appt letter - scheduled for 4/20/07 @ 11:00am

4/02/07 - "touched"

4/20/07 - had biometrics appt.

4/21/07 - rec'd letter stating case was transferred to CSC

5/22/07 - rec'd Case Pending at CSC email

6/25/07 - EAD card production ordered

7/7/07 - EAD "touched"

7/7/07 - AOS "touched"

8-6-07 - Rec'd EAD Card in the Mail

5-20-08 - AOS INTERVIEW - APPROVED - PASSPORT STAMPED

7-2-10 - Received 10 year green card in mail

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Definitely read the guides, the K1 flowchart is especially helpful for knowing how the process goes along.

Naturalization

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02/02/2015 - Filed Dallas lockbox. Atlanta office.

02/13/2015 - NOA received

03/10/2015 - Biometrics

03/12/2015 - In-Line for Interview

04/09/2015 - E-notification for Interview Letter

05/18/2015 - Interview - passed!

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