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So wife just got notification visa packet to be delivered today. Just trying to make sure I'm not missing anything else. She needs CFO stamp, pay traveler tax (tieza) and will pay green card fee. Other than that its book and go?

January 9, 2018: Marriage

March 26, 2018: i-130 petition filed.

April 03, 2018: i-130 Petition received. (8 days)

December 07, 2018: i-130 Petition approved. (8 months, 4 days)

December 13, 2018: Case sent to NVC. (6 days)

December 18, 2018: Case received at NVC. (5 days)

December 26, 2018: NVC case# Generated. (8 days)

December 27, 2018: AOS & IV Fees Submitted. 

December 29, 2018: AOS & IV Fees Received/Paid. (2 days)

December 31, 2018: AOS & IV Forms/Documents Submitted.

January 4, 2019: AOS & IV Forms/Documents Accepted. (4 days)

January 15, 2019: Case Closed (11 days)

January 22, 2019: Interview Letter Received.

January 31, 2019: Medical Exam (First visit)

February 6, 2019: Medical Exam (Second visit)

February 11, 2019: CFO--GCP Counseling

February 25, 2019: U.S. Embassy Manila Interview. (Refused)

February 26, 2019: Sent additional documents to U.S. Embassy through 2GO

March 25, 2019: Visa status "Ready"

March 27, 2019: Visa status "Issued"

April 2, 2019: Visa received

April 3, 2019: Entered U.S.

June 17, 2019: Green Card and Social Security Card Received

 

 

 

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A&M88   4

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visa in hand with sticker flight booked just waiting. she'll be here tomorrow morning. so excited thanks all for the help and support really appreciate. and look forward to next step, citizenship

January 9, 2018: Marriage

March 26, 2018: i-130 petition filed.

April 03, 2018: i-130 Petition received. (8 days)

December 07, 2018: i-130 Petition approved. (8 months, 4 days)

December 13, 2018: Case sent to NVC. (6 days)

December 18, 2018: Case received at NVC. (5 days)

December 26, 2018: NVC case# Generated. (8 days)

December 27, 2018: AOS & IV Fees Submitted. 

December 29, 2018: AOS & IV Fees Received/Paid. (2 days)

December 31, 2018: AOS & IV Forms/Documents Submitted.

January 4, 2019: AOS & IV Forms/Documents Accepted. (4 days)

January 15, 2019: Case Closed (11 days)

January 22, 2019: Interview Letter Received.

January 31, 2019: Medical Exam (First visit)

February 6, 2019: Medical Exam (Second visit)

February 11, 2019: CFO--GCP Counseling

February 25, 2019: U.S. Embassy Manila Interview. (Refused)

February 26, 2019: Sent additional documents to U.S. Embassy through 2GO

March 25, 2019: Visa status "Ready"

March 27, 2019: Visa status "Issued"

April 2, 2019: Visa received

April 3, 2019: Entered U.S.

June 17, 2019: Green Card and Social Security Card Received

 

 

 

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payxibka   10,044

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28 minutes ago, A&M88 said:

visa in hand with sticker flight booked just waiting. she'll be here tomorrow morning. so excited thanks all for the help and support really appreciate. and look forward to next step, citizenship

Congrats.  If CR1 then next is ROC before citizenship 

YMMV

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Hank_   9,173

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6 hours ago, A&M88 said:

So wife just got notification visa packet to be delivered today. Just trying to make sure I'm not missing anything else. She needs CFO stamp, pay traveler tax (tieza) and will pay green card fee. Other than that its book and go?

 

Yup that is about it.

 

 

Safe Travels

 

 

 

Oh and next step (if not married two years already) is Removal of Conditions ... then citizenship  ;)  

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A&M88   4

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Sorry took so long to update, just been so excited. Going into day 3 now. Just so happy to have her home and really again thankful for everyone's help. She came in through DFW PoE, and was very smooth for her, she said. Now we're just waiting for her green card. after I guess we go to social security office to get that taken care of.

January 9, 2018: Marriage

March 26, 2018: i-130 petition filed.

April 03, 2018: i-130 Petition received. (8 days)

December 07, 2018: i-130 Petition approved. (8 months, 4 days)

December 13, 2018: Case sent to NVC. (6 days)

December 18, 2018: Case received at NVC. (5 days)

December 26, 2018: NVC case# Generated. (8 days)

December 27, 2018: AOS & IV Fees Submitted. 

December 29, 2018: AOS & IV Fees Received/Paid. (2 days)

December 31, 2018: AOS & IV Forms/Documents Submitted.

January 4, 2019: AOS & IV Forms/Documents Accepted. (4 days)

January 15, 2019: Case Closed (11 days)

January 22, 2019: Interview Letter Received.

January 31, 2019: Medical Exam (First visit)

February 6, 2019: Medical Exam (Second visit)

February 11, 2019: CFO--GCP Counseling

February 25, 2019: U.S. Embassy Manila Interview. (Refused)

February 26, 2019: Sent additional documents to U.S. Embassy through 2GO

March 25, 2019: Visa status "Ready"

March 27, 2019: Visa status "Issued"

April 2, 2019: Visa received

April 3, 2019: Entered U.S.

June 17, 2019: Green Card and Social Security Card Received

 

 

 

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Hank_   9,173

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2 hours ago, A&M88 said:

Sorry took so long to update, just been so excited. Going into day 3 now. Just so happy to have her home and really again thankful for everyone's help. She came in through DFW PoE, and was very smooth for her, she said. Now we're just waiting for her green card. after I guess we go to social security office to get that taken care of.

You should have completed a form (or checked a box that allowed USCIS to request the card) for the SS card earlier, I would check into that before wasting a trip to SSA

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