Anyone went through or going through Taiwan

[MandW 310]

Would like to know the process for the consulate in Taipei Taiwan, our K1 will go through there. Anyone else?

[LorRie 37]

Looks like you are at the stage where you've just gotten the NOA2. The case will be forwarded to the NVC (according to the timeline of my case, about 2+ weeks), and they will forward it to the US consulate in Taipei (another 2-3 weeks). Soon after the Taipei consulate receives your case from NVC, they will email you with some things to do, and from there you will start making your appointment for the medical exam, gathering all the required paperwork (house registration, police report, etc..). You will also be able to schedule the interview at the US consulate online soon after. During the time I was at this stage, there was only one interview date available, usually a month or so away. They may have more open slots now, they may not, so hopefully you are lucky and you get much more options for a faster interview date. The sooner the interview, the sooner you get to reunite with your fiance (assuming you pass).  

Your question is quite broad so it makes it hard for people to answer but feel free to ask more specific questions and I / others will try to help. You should also be able to find some information by searching the forums here - they are very helpful and it was what I relied on during my process. 

Good luck on your journey.

[MandW 310]

On ‎2‎/‎27‎/‎2018 at 3:09 PM, LorRie said:

Looks like you are at the stage where you've just gotten the NOA2. The case will be forwarded to the NVC (according to the timeline of my case, about 2+ weeks), and they will forward it to the US consulate in Taipei (another 2-3 weeks). Soon after the Taipei consulate receives your case from NVC, they will email you with some things to do, and from there you will start making your appointment for the medical exam, gathering all the required paperwork (house registration, police report, etc..). You will also be able to schedule the interview at the US consulate online soon after. During the time I was at this stage, there was only one interview date available, usually a month or so away. They may have more open slots now, they may not, so hopefully you are lucky and you get much more options for a faster interview date. The sooner the interview, the sooner you get to reunite with your fiance (assuming you pass).  

Your question is quite broad so it makes it hard for people to answer but feel free to ask more specific questions and I / others will try to help. You should also be able to find some information by searching the forums here - they are very helpful and it was what I relied on during my process. 

Good luck on your journey.

Got the NVC case number , she doesn't have a house registration. she has a ARC (alien resident card) she is a caregiver for a family there, shes been in Taiwan working and living there for 9 years, we have the police certificate, NBI from the Philippines and other docs. however I don't think household registration applies to her, she doesn't own a house and she isn't Chinese (Chinese in China have a hukou which is household registration) but she isn't Chinese nor native to Taiwan.

[Gravin 7]

Hi everybody,  why does the Interview system show like this notice on the AIT website?

No available interview time at the moment? Is this normal?

[lightstream 7]

Hi Gravin, I don't know if that's normal. Last week, I was able to schedule an interview. When you log in (I presume you are using https://cgifederal.secure.force.com/?language=English&country=Taiwan), there's a link on the left side that says something like Give Feedback. Click on that and contact them and ask why there're no available dates. They will be able to help or let you know what you need to do.

[Gravin 7]

Hi lightstream,

 

so we were able to schedule an appointment yesterday for the beginning of May. Good luck on your interview.