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And I would add that you sent your petition to the Texas lockbox (like everybody), not the Texas Service Center. You can know at which service center your petition is being processed on your NOA1 form, it's written at the bottom left of it.
I see you already correct it on your timeline. You can also do it on your profile page so your right service center also appears when you post on the forums.

And I would add that you sent your petition to the Texas lockbox (like everybody), not the Texas Service Center. You can know at which service center your petition is being processed on your NOA1 form, it's written at the bottom left of it.
I see you already correct it on your timeline. You can also do it on your profile page so your right service center also appears when you post on the forums.

Our plan is to have a legal wedding upon her arrival. We've loosely planned and coordinated our dream wedding (a lot of home-made materials, special locales, wardrobes, food, etc. - we love working on this stuff! heh). We plan on having her family come as well, so it's really hard to say with the variance in time with the K-1 process. Coordinating an international wedding without a hard date ain't easy!
Our firm plan is that once she arrives and we do our legal ceremony, we'll spend our first few months together working on our wedding - building the crafts, shopping, etc. One great thing we use is Google Doc's and the Sharing feature - we're able to shop, find photos and ideas for brainstorms, and edit documents together. This is a GREAT tool for us, as it gives us a fun activity to do together in the interim. We've used it for a lot of the K-1 work as well.
For us that makes the most sense - we hope to be approved and together by February - April (that's roughly what the timeline looks like). I'd imagine this is one of the hardest parts of the K visa program. How the heck is everyone supposed to coordinate family, ceremony, location, etc?? There's wild time variance because of the NOA2 times.