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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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But you can still put your big girl panties on....

HA.

:lol:

But, Inluv.... I don't want "big girl panties" on... *kicks dirt* LOL

01/28/2013 I-130 package sent

01/31/2013 Notice of Action Date After POE
02/01/2013 Received e-mail and text notification of acceptance
11/26/2013 Applied for SS#
02/04/2013 Received hard copy NOA1 (case not found in on-line system) 12/02/2013 ELIS site still states "accepted"
03/12/2013 Transferred to the local office 12/27/2013 received green card
04/10/2013 Case still not found in on-line system
04/15/2013 INFO-PASS appointment

05/01/2013 NOA2 sent petition approved

NVC Stage...of course it has to be complicatedreading.gifrolleyes.gif

05/09/2013 Case received by NVC

05/23/2013 Received case #'s from NVC

05/23/2013 DS-3032 sent from husband's e-mail

06/03/2013 First day I can not access payment portal

06/04/2013 AOS Fee invoiced and payment made

06/04/2013 DS-3032 resent with Supervisor Review

06/05/2013 DS-3032 acceptance e-mail

06/05/2013 AOS Fee shows "PAID"

06/06/2013 AOS package express mailed

06/07/2013 IV bill invoiced and payment made (still waiting on documents from Hubby)

06/08/2013 IV package express mailed

06/25/2013 IV reviewed - Checklist (2 errors, Birth document & date on DS-230)

06/26/2013 Requested supervisor review by e-mail & verbal request for birth document (fingers crossed)

06/27/2013 AOS accepted

06/28/2013 Checklist response sent for corrected DS-230 (I had my husband sign extra's just in-case)

08/02/2013 NVC requested a supervisor review on the checklist item over 20 business day window

08/05/2013 Case Complete!!! kicking.gif

08/27/2013 Interview Assigned

10/30/2013 Interview

11/04/2013 Pick up Passport

11/12/2013 POE @ JFK

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Filed: Timeline

there is nothing written on the Statue of Liberty that says, "give everyone a tourist visa who wants one.'

Laws were either absent or far different years and years ago - today, just like in the early 1900's at Ellis Island, American jobs were protected (probably more so back then than now)...we regulate our borders much differently...people break promises all the time....there are few, if any, meaningful border controls once someone arrives in the US with a tourist visa...and as such, combined with 214b, visa seekers from developing countries, including those in the 'sand box', face far more scrutiny than others...that's just the way it is, until Congress legislates otherwise (which, given their far from stellar record at accomplishing anything save re-election, is not likely).

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