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Timeline after email from manila IR1

By Edwinh in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures

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Pook075 Newbie

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2 hours ago, appleblossom said:

 

It's done by DQ date - see the link I gave above (5th post).

 

Who's 'he'? And what change of category? I assume your stepson (going on your other thread) but it would really be better if you kept all questions to that thread rather than hijacking somebody elses. So I'd post over there, giving details and timelines of each of the two cases, and why the change in category (which would normally slow things down). Hopefully then somebody can help you figure things out.

 

 

 

Oh, I apologize.  "He" was the original poster Edwinh.  He mentioned changing from k to IR1 and listed two different DQ dates.

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appleblossom   5,948

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5 hours ago, Pook075 said:

 

Oh, I apologize.  "He" was the original poster Edwinh.  He mentioned changing from k to IR1 and listed two different DQ dates.

 

Thanks for clarifying. You referred to him as 'Apple', I'm guessing autocorrect! But where did you see he's changed categories and given another DQ date? I can't see that anywhere. 

 

 

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Crazy Cat   46,433

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6 minutes ago, appleblossom said:

You referred to him as 'Apple', I'm guessing autocorrect!

I think you are correct.  It made me laugh out loud!!!  I might start using that. "Apple" is my new term for "OP". 

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2 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

I think you are correct.  It made me laugh out loud!!!  I might start using that. "Apple" is my new term for "OP". 

 

I just assumed it was a cute nickname for his stepson. 😂 

 
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