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On 11/4/2018 at 6:59 PM, JaviMB said:

Unfortunately no, my wife just called last week and they said we need to be patient but they also said that there is a big probability we will get a date assigned by the end of November and also we can call every week to see if they already assigned a date.
So it's going to be almost 7 months after the CC. 

Any luck on your interview? 

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On 11/4/2018 at 6:51 PM, ana_Barajas said:

On my letter that I got from Ciudad Juarez saying I’m on quoe for a interview in the category it says IR1? Is that for a 10 year visa? 

Congratulations on getting the interview!  Yes that is correct you will get a 10 year visa which is IR1 category.  

 

This process is getting longer and longer that it seems to make more economic sense for married couples to move to the border region while they wait out the process together.

 

I knew going into this that it was going to be a very long process.  I moved to the border region to be together with my wife. It was the best of both worlds, live in Mexico, spend in dollar and be with my wife.

 

I know that not everyone can do this but whoever can do it I highly recommend it.  

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2 hours ago, Ben & Katy said:

Congratulations on getting the interview!  Yes that is correct you will get a 10 year visa which is IR1 category.  

 

This process is getting longer and longer that it seems to make more economic sense for married couples to move to the border region while they wait out the process together.

 

I knew going into this that it was going to be a very long process.  I moved to the border region to be together with my wife. It was the best of both worlds, live in Mexico, spend in dollar and be with my wife.

 

I know that not everyone can do this but whoever can do it I highly recommend it.  

i still don't have my interview it only says this .  The applicant is now in the queue awaiting an interview appointment overseas, where a consular officer will adjudicate the applicant’s visa application. we are still waiting :( 

is your wife in mexico? do you cross everyday for work? 

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On 11/11/2018 at 6:13 PM, ana_Barajas said:

Any luck on your interview? 

Sadly no,
We are still waiting, we are considering to request an expedite
Do you have any news on your appointment? , 

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4 hours ago, ana_Barajas said:

i still don't have my interview it only says this .  The applicant is now in the queue awaiting an interview appointment overseas, where a consular officer will adjudicate the applicant’s visa application. we are still waiting :( 

is your wife in mexico? do you cross everyday for work? 

No our interview was 10/12/18 and we now live in Tucson,AZ.  

 

But I am saying that anyone that decides to marry a person from Mexico should consider moving to the border to be with their spouse while they wait for the process to play out since it is so long. 

 

I knew two other couples in Nogales that did this.  One couple waited 5 years before they decided to file and the other couple waited 1 year after marrying to file.  When I used to live in Mexico I considered waiting 1 year to file so I could skip CR1 and go for IR1.  But I was commuting too far to work every morning so I decided to apply for CR1 to get out of Nogales sooner. So glad we are here in Tucson and no longer have to commute from Nogales to Tucson every morning.  

 

If I had worked in Nogales,AZ instead of Tucson we probably would have stayed in Mexico longer.

 

 

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18 hours ago, JaviMB said:

Sadly no,
We are still waiting, we are considering to request an expedite
Do you have any news on your appointment? , 

nope, getting frustrated :( it was and is a long process 

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On 10/20/2018 at 12:33 AM, lvsweets said:

Thank you for info. Sad

have you received your appointment? My attorney said it will be close to 7 months 

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On 11/4/2018 at 6:59 PM, JaviMB said:

Unfortunately no, my wife just called last week and they said we need to be patient but they also said that there is a big probability we will get a date assigned by the end of November and also we can call every week to see if they already assigned a date.
So it's going to be almost 7 months after the CC. 

have you received your appointment? My attorney said it will be close to 7 months so i'm sure you might be close

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30 minutes ago, ana_Barajas said:

have you received your appointment? My attorney said it will be close to 7 months so i'm sure you might be close

@ana_Barajas 
unfortunately no, 
we are still waiting... it has been a long wait 
However, it will be exactly 7 months on December 9th. 
I will keep you posted if I receive anything

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On ‎11‎/‎13‎/‎2018 at 10:27 AM, Ben & Katy said:

Congratulations on getting the interview!  Yes that is correct you will get a 10 year visa which is IR1 category.  

 

This process is getting longer and longer that it seems to make more economic sense for married couples to move to the border region while they wait out the process together.

 

I knew going into this that it was going to be a very long process.  I moved to the border region to be together with my wife. It was the best of both worlds, live in Mexico, spend in dollar and be with my wife.

 

I know that not everyone can do this but whoever can do it I highly recommend it.   

hello Ben and Katy: my husband did the same, he lives in USA and I on MEX and we spend every weekend together at USA. :) 

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On ‎10‎/‎24‎/‎2018 at 8:12 PM, lvsweets said:

I just got CC Oct 17th 2018 but i thought 8 weeks the max on interviews i guess i was very very wrong. 

We got CC on May 23rd 2018; and no appointment as today.

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23 hours ago, James Belinda said:

hello Ben and Katy: my husband did the same, he lives in USA and I on MEX and we spend every weekend together at USA. :) 

Oh we did it differently.  We both lived on the Mexican side (Nogales,Sonora) and I commuted daily to work in South Tucson,Arizona.  Now we are both in Tucson :) 

 

So what state does you husband live in?  And what Mexican state you live in?   I encourage everyone to move in together at the border it makes the wait so much easier. 

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23 hours ago, James Belinda said:

hello Ben and Katy: my husband did the same, he lives in USA and I on MEX and we spend every weekend together at USA. :) 

Nevermind! I saw that you live in Reynosa,Tamaulipas.  He didn't want to live in Tamaulipas?

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