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In 2010 I lived in Syria studying Arabic as part of my university degree.

My question is whether this will mean I have to go through administrative processing after my interview in London?

And if so how long I can expect to wait?

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ROC

Package mailed: 1st March 2018

USPS Tracking delivered: 2nd March 2018

Package returned by VSC due to outdated I-751: Received 14th March 2018

Resubmission Mailed: 14th March 2018

Resubmission Delivered (USPS Tracking): 16th March 2018

Check Cashed by VSC: 22nd March 2018

NOA1 Received: 23rd March 2018

 

 

I-129F Filed: 18th September 2014


NOA 1: 22nd September 2014
NOA 2: 16th April 2015
Sent to NVC: 29th April 2015
NVC Received: 7th May 2015
Case Number assigned: 12th May 2015
Sent to London Embassy: 14th May 2015
CEAC Status - 'Ready': 20th May 2015
Packet 3 Received: 22nd May 2015
Medical: 28th May 2015
Packet 3 Sent: 28th May 2015
Interview Date Received: 11th June 2015
Interview: 16th July 2015 - Approved!
CEAC Changed to Nonimmigrant Status: 20th July 2015
CEAC Status - 'Administrative Processing': 21st July 2015
CEAC Status - 'Issued': 22nd July 2015

POE - Dublin, Ireland: 7th October 2015

Civil Ceremony: 20th October 2015

AoS Package Filed: 30th October 2015

Green Card Ordered: 7th April 2016

 

 

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If you go through ap, nobody cant tell you how long.

Ap is a black hole, it could be days, weeks, months or year.

And more probaly you go through ap because you were in syria, for them they will think you were training with the terrorist, that is the way USA think about people who go to muslin country.

Get preper to wait in ap.

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I should stipulate that I was there for 4 months studying.

ROC

Package mailed: 1st March 2018

USPS Tracking delivered: 2nd March 2018

Package returned by VSC due to outdated I-751: Received 14th March 2018

Resubmission Mailed: 14th March 2018

Resubmission Delivered (USPS Tracking): 16th March 2018

Check Cashed by VSC: 22nd March 2018

NOA1 Received: 23rd March 2018

 

 

I-129F Filed: 18th September 2014


NOA 1: 22nd September 2014
NOA 2: 16th April 2015
Sent to NVC: 29th April 2015
NVC Received: 7th May 2015
Case Number assigned: 12th May 2015
Sent to London Embassy: 14th May 2015
CEAC Status - 'Ready': 20th May 2015
Packet 3 Received: 22nd May 2015
Medical: 28th May 2015
Packet 3 Sent: 28th May 2015
Interview Date Received: 11th June 2015
Interview: 16th July 2015 - Approved!
CEAC Changed to Nonimmigrant Status: 20th July 2015
CEAC Status - 'Administrative Processing': 21st July 2015
CEAC Status - 'Issued': 22nd July 2015

POE - Dublin, Ireland: 7th October 2015

Civil Ceremony: 20th October 2015

AoS Package Filed: 30th October 2015

Green Card Ordered: 7th April 2016

 

 

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AP security checks are somewhat shrouded in secrecy. Nobody can say yes, no, or how long. I have followed London embassy for a long time, and I completely agree with the above answer from ilovemyman. Don't book plane tickets until you have your visa in hand, even if told approved at the interview. There is a possibility of delay issuing the visa.

England.gifENGLAND ---

K-1 Timeline 4 months, 19 days 03-10-08 VSC to 7-29-08 Interview London

10-05-08 Married

AOS Timeline 5 months, 14 days 10-9-08 to 3-23-09 No interview

Removing Conditions Timeline 5 months, 20 days12-27-10 to 06-10-11 No interview

Citizenship Timeline 3 months, 26 days 12-31-11 Dallas to 4-26-12 Interview Houston

05-16-12 Oath ceremony

The journey from Fiancé to US citizenship:

4 years, 2 months, 6 days

243 pages of forms/documents submitted

No RFEs

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I should stipulate that I was there for 4 months studying.

One rhing is what you were doing there and other thing is what they think you were doing.

Only because you tell them you were studying, they arent going to belive you, they will investigate if that is truth.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Libya
Timeline

It doesn't mean you're going to go through AP just because you were in Syria. You'll be in AP if they find it necessary. My fiancé is from Libya and he had no AP. It just depends.

19-Sept-14: I-129F Delivered

23-Sept-14: NOA1 (I-797C ~ Texas Lockbox accepted I-129F)

24-Sept-14: NOA1 (E-mail & Text)

Sent to California Service Center

3-Nov-14: Requested expedite by mailed letter with UN Human Rights Reports (Humanitarian Situation)

14-Nov-14: NOA2 (I-129F Petition Approved ~ E-mail & Text)

1-Dec-14: NVC Received Case

2-Dec-14: NVC Case Number Assigned

9-Dec-14: Embassy Received

3-Feb-15: "Package 3" Received/Turned In

25-Feb-15: "Package 4" - Received Interview Date

19-Mar-15: Interview ~ Approved

27-Mar-15: Visa Issued

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