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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: France
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Hi All,

Just wondering if anyone has been scheduled for an interview in Paris, and if so, after how much time and for what visa?

Our case for a CR 1 was just completed at NVC and I can't seem to find any information regarding how long it should approximately take for it to reach the embassy and for when the Embassy is scheduling interviews these days.

I also heard the NVC may be scheduling appointments now since the switch to appointment post. Any news on if this is true, and how it affects waiting times?

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks very much,

Latortue

USCIS: I-130 Process

05/20/07 I-130 sent to VSC

06/13/07 NOA1 from VSC

07/18/07 NOA2 from VSC by email

NVC: CR-1 Process

07/30/07 DS-3032 and I-864 fee bill generated

08/03/07 Choice of Agent e-mail sent

08/16/07 Received COA hard copy by mail

08/17/07 Choice of Agent accepted!

08/20/07 AOS Fee bill received by mail, IV Bill generated

08/21/07 AOS Fee bill sent to MO (with a quick pitstop in NY)

08/30/07 AOS Fee bill received/accepted at NVC

08/31/07 IV bill arrives by mail in france

09/03/07 I 864 generated

09/06/07 IV bill sent to MO from NY

09/19/07 DS-230 sent out from NVC

09/24/07 1 864 finally arrives in France!

09/25/07 1-864 Sent to NVC

09/27/07 I-864 arrives at NVC

10/01/07 I 864 entered into system

10/10/07 I 864 RFE issued for domicile (and proof of domicile was included in I 864!!! What?!?!?!)

10/12/07 DS 230 arrives by mail in france, but must wait for original documents to send it back! =(

10/19/07 I-864 approved and entered!

10/24/07 DS 230 + docs sent to NVC

10/31/07 NVC enters DS 230 into system

11/09/07 CASE COMPLETE!

01/10/08 INTERVIEW!!!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Russia
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Salut,

sorry I missed your post :blush:

Paris schedules very quickly, within a week after your case leaves NVC.

You can call DOS and find out the date. Interview letter also comes quickly, within 2 weeks from your case leaving NVC.

You can look at my timeline for estimate :)

Rika

Hi All,

Just wondering if anyone has been scheduled for an interview in Paris, and if so, after how much time and for what visa?

Our case for a CR 1 was just completed at NVC and I can't seem to find any information regarding how long it should approximately take for it to reach the embassy and for when the Embassy is scheduling interviews these days.

I also heard the NVC may be scheduling appointments now since the switch to appointment post. Any news on if this is true, and how it affects waiting times?

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks very much,

Latortue

CR-1 Timeline

March'07 NOA1 date, case transferred to CSC

June'07 NOA2 per USCIS website!

Waiver I-751 timeline

July'09 Check cashed.

Jan'10 10 year GC received.

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Filed: IR-5 Country: Russia
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Paris schedules very quickly, within a week after your case leaves NVC.

You can call DOS and find out the date. Interview letter also comes quickly, within 2 weeks from your case leaving NVC.

You can look at my timeline for estimate :)

Paris, like most embassies, went Appointment NVC processing Oct. 1. So, the case does not leave NVC until the interview has been scheduled by NVC!

The previous responder had his case complete under Standard NVC processing, just prior to the change.

My embassy also went Appointment NVC processing on Oct. 1. The NVC operators told me today that November's interview scheduling is done, and they did not schedule my case because there were not enough appointment slots! Dept. of State has not been any more helpful (you must wait at least a month after getting case complete, etc). I have to wait again for the December interview scheduling session on or about December 15!

This changeover to Appt. NVC processing has been no end to the headaches! Scheduling of the outstanding standard processing cases is being given priority over the cases waiting at NVC for scheduling. Completed cases are getting backlogged for interview scheduling!

IR-5 Immediate relative parent of adult U.S. citizen, §201(b)

I-130 [100 Days] (+10 days transiting)

03/30/07 Naturalization oath

03/30/07 I-130 sent to VSC priority mail

04/09/07 NOA "Received Date"

05/08/07 NOA1 issued by CSC, rcvd 05/11/07

07/18/07 I-130 approved!

07/23/07 NOA2 received

NVC [73 Days] (+23 days transiting) ** using James' NVC Shortcuts 2.0 **

08/10/07 NVC received, case number MOS*** assigned

08/20/07 DS-3032 & I-864 fee bill generated

08/23/07 DS-3032 delivered to NVC

08/23/07 I-864 payt delivered to St. Louis

08/27/07 IV fee bill generated

08/28/07 I-864 payt processed

09/03/07 I-864 package generated

09/08/07 IV fee bill received & payt sent

09/11/07 IV payt delivered to St. Louis

09/13/07 I-864 entered onto case

09/17/07 IV payt processed

09/24/07 DS-230 generated

09/25/07 I-864 RFE issued

10/01/07 I-864 RFE & DS-230 delivered to NVC

10/04/07 I-864 RFE & DS-230 entered onto case

10/22/07 Case complete at NVC!

12/10/07 NVC schedules the interview, finally!

12/17/07 Case left NVC

Embassy (Moscow)

12/20/07 Medical exam

01/10/08 Interview APPROVED!

01/15/08 Visa rcvd!

01/26/08 Entered USA

02/04/08 SSN card rcvd (from DS-230 appl./EAE)

02/16,21,25/08 OS155A msg. from TSC

02/28/08 PR card rcvd!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: France
Timeline
Paris schedules very quickly, within a week after your case leaves NVC.

You can call DOS and find out the date. Interview letter also comes quickly, within 2 weeks from your case leaving NVC.

You can look at my timeline for estimate :)

Paris, like most embassies, went Appointment NVC processing Oct. 1. So, the case does not leave NVC until the interview has been scheduled by NVC!

The previous responder had his case complete under Standard NVC processing, just prior to the change.

My embassy also went Appointment NVC processing on Oct. 1. The NVC operators told me today that November's interview scheduling is done, and they did not schedule my case because there were not enough appointment slots! Dept. of State has not been any more helpful (you must wait at least a month after getting case complete, etc). I have to wait again for the December interview scheduling session on or about December 15!

This changeover to Appt. NVC processing has been no end to the headaches! Scheduling of the outstanding standard processing cases is being given priority over the cases waiting at NVC for scheduling. Completed cases are getting backlogged for interview scheduling!

Thanks for the info Chris. Saw your post after leaving a message on the other Interview thread. Your explanation is what I suspected.

Completely agree about the headache. My husband is supposed to start school in mid January in the States and I'm afraid we won't have an interview before then. Would greatly appreciate it if you get any more info!

USCIS: I-130 Process

05/20/07 I-130 sent to VSC

06/13/07 NOA1 from VSC

07/18/07 NOA2 from VSC by email

NVC: CR-1 Process

07/30/07 DS-3032 and I-864 fee bill generated

08/03/07 Choice of Agent e-mail sent

08/16/07 Received COA hard copy by mail

08/17/07 Choice of Agent accepted!

08/20/07 AOS Fee bill received by mail, IV Bill generated

08/21/07 AOS Fee bill sent to MO (with a quick pitstop in NY)

08/30/07 AOS Fee bill received/accepted at NVC

08/31/07 IV bill arrives by mail in france

09/03/07 I 864 generated

09/06/07 IV bill sent to MO from NY

09/19/07 DS-230 sent out from NVC

09/24/07 1 864 finally arrives in France!

09/25/07 1-864 Sent to NVC

09/27/07 I-864 arrives at NVC

10/01/07 I 864 entered into system

10/10/07 I 864 RFE issued for domicile (and proof of domicile was included in I 864!!! What?!?!?!)

10/12/07 DS 230 arrives by mail in france, but must wait for original documents to send it back! =(

10/19/07 I-864 approved and entered!

10/24/07 DS 230 + docs sent to NVC

10/31/07 NVC enters DS 230 into system

11/09/07 CASE COMPLETE!

01/10/08 INTERVIEW!!!

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