US Immigration from Japan

My wife just completed her interview a couple of days ago. On the NVC Case Tracker website, this message has appeared:

Your visa case is currently undergoing necessary administrative processing. This processing can take several weeks. Please follow any instructions provided by the Consular Officer at the time of your interview. If further information is needed, you will be contacted...

is there any need to be concerned? Thanks!

Hello. I'm new here.

I have questions about Item Numbers 38.a. to 38.h. that are about my travel history.

I once ever been in the States, but that was only layover from Japan to Toronto, Canada.

But I have stamps on my passport but the I-94 record in U.S. Customs and Border Protection registered my travel history so weirdly as follow.

* I deleted the year on my own.

as you see, there is "Unavailable" and I don't know what "CHI" is about.

I just had the round trip from TOKYO to TRONRO via ORD and IAD.

Do you think if I submit I-29F documents with this situation, it's going not to be accepted???

I already requested to correct this via request form.

Should I wait until this situation will be changed?

Does anybody have experience as me?

If so, how long did it take to be corrected properly?

Thank you.

Stay safe!

Pichan from Tokyo.

Hello. We send our I-129f form to USCIS on July 30 but they don t send NOA1 to us yet. I thought it takes 2-3 weeks and some couple who send the form at same time as us they already got NOA1. So I m wondering does NOA1 take this much time to receive?

Thank you for reading.

Hi guys! Wanna see some other experiences here. Me and my husband are applying for my IR1 visa and right now we are at NVC stage. We submitted all necessary documents on August 11th and got an email for DQ on August 18th. I know it may vary, but how long is it usually will take from the DQ to the interview at the US embassy? I am in Japan right now.

Well, my flights to Honolulu and then to the mainland US were cancelled by Hawaiian Airlines. From what I ve seen, all of their September flights have been cancelled. I m assuming it s because of the recent uptick in COVID-19 cases.

Anyways, I m looking at other ways to make the grand voyage, and I found a relatively cheap flight that makes a stop in S. Korea. The wife said that immigrants must fly straight to the US; I ve never heard this before and I thought any layover in any city is fine as long as we go through the port of entry in whichever respective city.

Can you guys give me a definitive answer? I appreciate it.