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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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I'm curious how long people have waited in Jurauz for their K1 visas, or Visa (I don't know if AP is similar timing for all visas).

 

We have her interview on august 28th, and I booked the hotel until sept. 6th.  will this be enough time for us to pick her visa up in Jurauz if she is approved?

NOTE: Black & Bold = Visa Related

 

02/16/2018: Met online on a mobile game called Guns of Glory

10/03/2018: I129f sent

10/05/2018: NOA1

02/26/2019: NOA2 

03/19/2019: NVC received

03/22/2019: NVC case # assigned

04/02/2019: Consulate received

08/21/2019: Medical - passed on vaccines so insurance can be used in the USA.

08/22/2019: ASC

08/27/2019: Interview -APPROVED!!!

09/11/2019: Entered USA through Chicago O'hare

09/20/2019: Married

10/09/2019: Filed AOS

11/12/2019: Biometric appointment

12/13/2019: RFE (birth certificate)

 

 

Total time spent together before K1 interview: 65 days.

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Good morning,

 

  Best wishes with your journey.  I am not sure if what I am about to say will be of any help but here goes.  My wife went through the K1 process a number of years ago and here is our story.  She lived in Mexico City so we decided not to hang around  Ciudad Juarez waiting for the K1 visa.  We elected to have the K1 sent to the DHL office close to our home in Mexico City.  Stayed in Cuidad Juarez for 2.5 days did the biometrics, medical, and interview and flew back to Mexico City.  The visa showed up at the DHL office four days later.  It was marked hold for pickup so we walked to the DHL office and signed for the package.  

 

I am sure you have been told this but do not open the famous brown envelope that is inside the DHL package.  You will present that brown envelope to the immigration official at your point of entry in the US.  If you fly into the US you will be directed to secondary where they will take the envelope.  

 

God bless and let me know if you have any questions.

 

   

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On 4/9/2019 at 7:01 AM, JohnE said:

Good morning,

 

  Best wishes with your journey.  I am not sure if what I am about to say will be of any help but here goes.  My wife went through the K1 process a number of years ago and here is our story.  She lived in Mexico City so we decided not to hang around  Ciudad Juarez waiting for the K1 visa.  We elected to have the K1 sent to the DHL office close to our home in Mexico City.  Stayed in Cuidad Juarez for 2.5 days did the biometrics, medical, and interview and flew back to Mexico City.  The visa showed up at the DHL office four days later.  It was marked hold for pickup so we walked to the DHL office and signed for the package.  

 

I am sure you have been told this but do not open the famous brown envelope that is inside the DHL package.  You will present that brown envelope to the immigration official at your point of entry in the US.  If you fly into the US you will be directed to secondary where they will take the envelope.  

 

God bless and let me know if you have any questions.

 

   

thanks for the info, i hope AP goes fast for us

NOTE: Black & Bold = Visa Related

 

02/16/2018: Met online on a mobile game called Guns of Glory

10/03/2018: I129f sent

10/05/2018: NOA1

02/26/2019: NOA2 

03/19/2019: NVC received

03/22/2019: NVC case # assigned

04/02/2019: Consulate received

08/21/2019: Medical - passed on vaccines so insurance can be used in the USA.

08/22/2019: ASC

08/27/2019: Interview -APPROVED!!!

09/11/2019: Entered USA through Chicago O'hare

09/20/2019: Married

10/09/2019: Filed AOS

11/12/2019: Biometric appointment

12/13/2019: RFE (birth certificate)

 

 

Total time spent together before K1 interview: 65 days.

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I just got back form Juarez for my fiance's appointment, and it seems like it really varies. I met one couple who got their packet just two days after their interview, but met another woman who had been waiting for two weeks to receive hers.

K-1 Visa

May 21, 2018: Sent I-129F via USPS 2-day delivery

May 26, 2018: Petition received by USCIS

May 29, 2018Text and e-mail notification that USCIS received petition

June 4, 2018: NOA1 received in mail

Nov 26, 2018: NOA2 (No RFEs)

Jan 17, 2019: At NVC

Jan 22, 2019: NVC In Transit

Jan 24, 2019: NVC Ready

April 5, 2019: CAS (Biometrics) & Medical Appointments

April 9, 2019: Interview - APPROVED!

April 10, 2019: CEAC Issued

April 11, 2019: VOH

April 19, 2019: POE  in Houston

May 10, 2019: Marriage

June 13, 2019: Sent I-485

July 11, 2019: ASC Biometrics

August 27, 2019: RFE requesting BC (that we had already sent with original petition 🙄)

September 4, 2019: BC received by USCIS

January 21, 2020 : Notice of I-765 and I-131 approval

January 24, 2020: I-765 Employment Authorization Card Arrives

 

 

 

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18 hours ago, krallen said:

I just got back form Juarez for my fiance's appointment, and it seems like it really varies. I met one couple who got their packet just two days after their interview, but met another woman who had been waiting for two weeks to receive hers.

Updating this to let you know that my fiance received his visa from Juarez today, much faster than we expected. Interview was on April 9th and visa was mailed from Juarez to where he lives in Merida, so it arrived very quickly. I assume it would have arrived even faster had we decided to wait for it in Juarez, so I think you should be fine with the dates you've chosen! Feel free to message me if you have any questions about traveling to/staying in Juarez! I'd be happy to help :) 

K-1 Visa

May 21, 2018: Sent I-129F via USPS 2-day delivery

May 26, 2018: Petition received by USCIS

May 29, 2018Text and e-mail notification that USCIS received petition

June 4, 2018: NOA1 received in mail

Nov 26, 2018: NOA2 (No RFEs)

Jan 17, 2019: At NVC

Jan 22, 2019: NVC In Transit

Jan 24, 2019: NVC Ready

April 5, 2019: CAS (Biometrics) & Medical Appointments

April 9, 2019: Interview - APPROVED!

April 10, 2019: CEAC Issued

April 11, 2019: VOH

April 19, 2019: POE  in Houston

May 10, 2019: Marriage

June 13, 2019: Sent I-485

July 11, 2019: ASC Biometrics

August 27, 2019: RFE requesting BC (that we had already sent with original petition 🙄)

September 4, 2019: BC received by USCIS

January 21, 2020 : Notice of I-765 and I-131 approval

January 24, 2020: I-765 Employment Authorization Card Arrives

 

 

 

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Thank you

 

NOTE: Black & Bold = Visa Related

 

02/16/2018: Met online on a mobile game called Guns of Glory

10/03/2018: I129f sent

10/05/2018: NOA1

02/26/2019: NOA2 

03/19/2019: NVC received

03/22/2019: NVC case # assigned

04/02/2019: Consulate received

08/21/2019: Medical - passed on vaccines so insurance can be used in the USA.

08/22/2019: ASC

08/27/2019: Interview -APPROVED!!!

09/11/2019: Entered USA through Chicago O'hare

09/20/2019: Married

10/09/2019: Filed AOS

11/12/2019: Biometric appointment

12/13/2019: RFE (birth certificate)

 

 

Total time spent together before K1 interview: 65 days.

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