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PWB   213

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We interviewed in February 2020, application was approved.  I have posted several times all of the problems we have encountered with this application, lost medicals,  problems with SLEC and so forth.  After the last mess up with USEM we increased communication with them and it seems to be working.  As of today they updated status to be Administrative Processing.  I thought we were in Administrative Processing for the last ten months.  Does this mean we are finally get close to issue?  There are no problems with our application and we have been approved so is that a light we see at the end of the tunnel or another train wreck from the Embassy?

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Approval is indicated when the status changes to "Issued".  Hopefully that status will change soon.

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My then fiance's status went from Refused to Administrative Processing and was like that for a couple of weeks before going to Issued. Hopefully yours will go quickly from here on.

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PWB   213

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Thanks JonSeattle   We were never denied, in February we went from issue to withheld pending paperwork that they lost.  So since February 26 2020 we have not had an update.  Just so many mistakes we are hoping that this time they get it right.

 
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