How long is it taking to get an interview in Montreal?

[abigailD 0]

I've been searching on here for some timelines as far as how long its taking between getting your NOA2 and getting an interview scheduled in Montreal for a K-1 visa but I'm getting a bit confused... I'm seeing anywhere from a month to 4+ months... what is the average scheduling time right now for an interview in Montreal? Does it matter if you are doing a K-1 or a K-3 interview or are they both the same time frame?

Thanks!

~Abby

[Dan J 277]

I've been searching on here for some timelines as far as how long its taking between getting your NOA2 and getting an interview scheduled in Montreal for a K-1 visa but I'm getting a bit confused... I'm seeing anywhere from a month to 4+ months... what is the average scheduling time right now for an interview in Montreal? Does it matter if you are doing a K-1 or a K-3 interview or are they both the same time frame?

Thanks!

~Abby

Its taking something like 6 months to have an interview in Montreal. K-1 and K-3 are about the same. The only way you can speed that up, is if the petitioner is in the military and has orders to be deployed.

[Melyssa 0]

I've been searching on here for some timelines as far as how long its taking between getting your NOA2 and getting an interview scheduled in Montreal for a K-1 visa but I'm getting a bit confused... I'm seeing anywhere from a month to 4+ months... what is the average scheduling time right now for an interview in Montreal? Does it matter if you are doing a K-1 or a K-3 interview or are they both the same time frame?

Thanks!

~Abby

I'm not sure where you're seeing one month, though I think last year it was at about 2 months. But it's 4.5-6 months since January and maybe even a bit earlier! Lots of us are still waiting!

Edited July 30, 2007 by Melyssa

[emt103c 10]

You guys are lucky that they are at least responding to your emails. My hubby had his interview in February and they wanted a "different" version of a document that all other steps in the process had accepted (we waited more than five months for the interview too.)

So I submitted the supplemental evidence (which took four more months to get from the far reaches of my hubby's birth country) and now they have had it for more than a month and will not give me a status update! They refuse to answer emails.

I am now convinced that Senator assistance, which I've heard from others is the ONLY way to communicate with Montreal, will be necessary

Edited August 12, 2007 by emt103c

[Tinker 0]

You can both try the Canadian Forum....Montreal timeline to Interview. Liz has done up a doc, that lists the actual timelines clearly.

Emt, we've all be calling. Maybe try that.