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Create a Sub-Forum to Discuss the Emotional/Psychological Impact of this Process

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I think that there's three main situations where people need emotional support, advice or empathy on here.

1) Dealing with an extended time apart, especially when people have a really long process and have that feeling of helplessness and despair at seeing people who filed long after you getting processed before you. Can happen to K1 or CR1 filers.

2) Where the beneficiary has got to get used to leaving their friends and family for good and start a life in a whole new country. Has a huge emotional impact and applies to all visa types

3) Where the beneficiary or the USC (or both) have issues on adjusting to their new life together/each other. Anecdotally this seems a little more common in K1 visas but happens with CR1 filers too.

The third issue is covered by both the "Your New life in America" and "Family Changes" threads, but a new thread for the first two situations (there only needs to be one) would be a really good idea IMO.

My blog about my visa journey and adjusting to my new life in the US http://albiontoamerica.wordpress.com/

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I think we should have a sub-forum for people suffering emotionally and psychologically from this process. I am in a pretty bad place right now and it would help to have somewhere to talk/vent where I

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My first experience with any kind of visa journey was with someone from india the process was long and awful.......took two years just to get a noa2 then when he had his interview they waited until th

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You know what? I think it would be really helpful to the OP if you (and others) stick to the subject at hand. Even if DACA affected case processing, you have been around here long enough to know t

 

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