TIMELINES?

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HEY GUYS,

I CAME TO THE US WITH MY TOURIST VISA, AND AFTER A MONTH I GET MARRIED WITH AN AMERICAN CITIZEN . A MONTH AGO WE SEND ALL MY PAPER WORK, AND THE 21 I HAVE MY APPOINTMENT FOR THE BIOMETRIC EXAM. HAVE ANYONE BEEN ON MY SAME POSITION??? WHAT IS NEXT?? WHAT SHOULD I PREPARE MY SELF? I KNOW THAT THERES AN INTERVIEW AND MY EAD, BUT WICH IS THE TIME LINE? I ALREADY CHECK THE TIMELINE AT VISA JOURNEY BUT I WILL LOVE TO HERE IT FROM SOMEBODY WHO WAS ON MY SAME SITUATION!

THANKS SO MUCH

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HEY GUYS,

I CAME TO THE US WITH MY TOURIST VISA, AND AFTER A MONTH I GET MARRIED WITH AN AMERICAN CITIZEN . A MONTH AGO WE SEND ALL MY PAPER WORK, AND THE 21 I HAVE MY APPOINTMENT FOR THE BIOMETRIC EXAM. HAVE ANYONE BEEN ON MY SAME POSITION??? WHAT IS NEXT?? WHAT SHOULD I PREPARE MY SELF? I KNOW THAT THERES AN INTERVIEW AND MY EAD, BUT WICH IS THE TIME LINE? I ALREADY CHECK THE TIMELINE AT VISA JOURNEY BUT I WILL LOVE TO HERE IT FROM SOMEBODY WHO WAS ON MY SAME SITUATION!

THANKS SO MUCH

I came here on a tourism visa (B2). Your case is pretty much treated like everyone else, the only thing is they might make sure at the interview that you did not come with the intent of getting married.

As far as a timeline, it depends more on your local office than your case itself it seems as some office are more backlogged than others. You can't really set rules on timelines, just take what you find here to give yourself an idea.

You'll have the biometrics, then you'll wait to either get an interview at your local office, or be transfered to the California Service Center and pray for no RFE (request of further evidence) and not being stuck in the FBI namecheck.

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HEY THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE TIP, CAUSE WE TALK WITH A LAWYER AND SAID THE EXACT SAME THING.. THAT WE SHOUDNT SAY THAT I CAME WITH THE INTENTION OF GETTING MARRIED...

I NEVER KNEW THAT U COULD GET TRANSFER OR EVEN REQUEST FOR FURTHER EVIDENCE... I AM REALLY SHOCK, BUT HOPEFULLY EVRYTHING WILL BE ALL RIGHT!

THANKS CECY

I came here on a tourism visa (B2). Your case is pretty much treated like everyone else, the only thing is they might make sure at the interview that you did not come with the intent of getting married.

As far as a timeline, it depends more on your local office than your case itself it seems as some office are more backlogged than others. You can't really set rules on timelines, just take what you find here to give yourself an idea.

You'll have the biometrics, then you'll wait to either get an interview at your local office, or be transfered to the California Service Center and pray for no RFE (request of further evidence) and not being stuck in the FBI namecheck.