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I-129F routed to the USCIS Texas Service Center

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Xkaret510   4

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I received the first notice saying my case has been accepted and routed to the USCIS Texas Service Center for processing. I would like to know aprox. How much longer till they call my fiancee for her interview in the Chilean Embassy in Santiago, Chile... Im staying in Chile until she gets her visa, but I really want to go home soon. Any ideas?

Also if anybody that has done the process in Chile, I would like to ask where can we get the vaccination records... :crying::cry::clock: :clock: :clock:

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I received the first notice saying my case has been accepted and routed to the USCIS Texas Service Center for processing. I would like to know aprox. How much longer till they call my fiancee for her interview in the Chilean Embassy in Santiago, Chile... Im staying in Chile until she gets her visa, but I really want to go home soon. Any ideas?

Also if anybody that has done the process in Chile, I would like to ask where can we get the vaccination records... :crying::cry::clock: :clock: :clock:

Generally normal processing is up to 6 months on average. My I-129F was processed at TSC and got approved in 38 days and visa in hands in 143 days. But, bear in mind, everyone's approval circumstance is vary. Assumed total time from I-129F to visa in hand about a year. Lately, TSC is very slow for approvals specifically I-129F petitions from Vermont Service Center en-route to TSC for processing the reason why there is backlogging. California Service Center is the fastest so far but keep a hope TSC will be changed back to normal as used to be. Keep reading on VJ and Google is your new friend now. Good luck!

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*Mailed I-751 package (06/21/2017) to CSC

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