US Immigration from Ghana

https://gh.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/

MPORTANT IMMIGRANT VISA UPDATE

To improve the efficiency of immigrant visa processing, the U.S. Embassy in Accra is rolling out a new prescreening process. All applicants with immigrant visa interviews scheduled for September 16, 2024 and beyond will be required to attend a prescreening appointment 3-4 weeks in advance of their visa interview.

In addition to their visa interview notification, applicants will receive a separate prescreening email notifying them of their prescreening date and all documents required. At the prescreening, a document review will be conducted, and applicants will be notified if they are missing any documents. Applicants will be instructed to obtain the missing documents in order to be fully prepared for their subsequent visa interviews.

At the visa interview, consular officers will confirm whether applicants have attended their prescreening and if they have all required documents. Any applicants who did not attend their prescreening or do not have all required documents fully prepared will be required to reschedule their visa interview for a later date.

Check the Q&A section in the link for additional details.

Happy Sunday!

I'd love your advice on my situation. Met my guy in Accra in February 2023. Friends until we decided to be more in October 2023. We became engaged in April 2024 and filed the I-129F in June 2024. Since meeting in 2023, I've visited twice and will return in November. We have a 22 year age gap with me being the older one. Neither of us have been married nor have children. He's a Muslim and I'm considering reverting/converting (which was in the works prior to meeting him). We've heard the Accra embassy is tough on older-younger relationships and slow in their processing. Though we've also heard K1 processing is faster. We've heard we'd have to be married for two years before applying for the spousal visa. We're trying to figure out which is the better route....time wise and for likely approval. Your advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Please i wanted to know the current dq for ir2 ghana us embassy are working on any ideas

Good morning everyone,please any knowledge. The case is ready since June 2021 to now no action taking. Thank you

Trying to adjust for mom who is on her second visit with b1/b2 and is about to hit her 90 days here in the US.I130 was filed by me USC and approved and NVC has already approved docs too but it says case is still at NVC.PD IS MARCH 2022 AND DQ is NOV 2023.

It's taking forever to get an interview date in home country(Another 2 to 3 years) so I'm thinking of adjusting her status here in the US.My question is am I or is she going to face any challenges doing so? Do I need to file a new I130 or just i485 with ead and AP since all that has been approved already?