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Have any k-1 petitions filed after March 2020 actually reached the interview stage?

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1 hour ago, D&D&Dk1 said:

I am talking about new 129f petitions filed post March 2020 that worked there way through the system in 2020 and 2021. Not people who were at NOA2 already in 2020 who filed in 2019.

 

I am just considering the options if our k-1 petition gets stuck at NVC. 

None other than a few expedites.  Still a ton of petitions that were approved in 2020 still stuck at NVC 

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