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Hi , from the U.S embassy , in there website

Information for Yemeni Citizens Applying for Petition-Based Immigrant Visas

Updated March 31, 2015

Since the U.S. Embassy in Sana'a, Yemen has temporarily closed, the National Visa Center (NVC) will transfer petition-based immigrant visa cases for Yemeni citizens to the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, Egypt until our embassy in Sana'a re-opens.

The NVC is working closely with the U.S. Embassy in Cairo to schedule interview appointments. We are first scheduling interviews for cases that were already in process at the embassy in Sana'a, along with cases whose documents have been fully submitted to the NVC (referred to as "documentarily qualified") and are non-expired. We will process these cases in date order.

Some cases at the NVC that were documentarily qualified and waiting for an appointment date in Sana'a will have expired documents. You will need to update and send these documents to the NVC before we can schedule an appointment. We will process these cases in date order to ensure fairness.

You will receive instructions from the NVC that are specific to your situation. You can request that we hold your case until the U.S. Embassy in Sana'a resumes operations. However, we cannot estimate when the embassy will reopen.

The NVC will contact you by mail or email when it is time for you to begin processing your case. You do not need to take any action at this time unless instructed. Please check this website periodically for updates or new instructions. Thank you for your continued patience in the immigrant visa process.

Is there anybody has information about cases that in the embassy, and our documents there !!???

It will not be in Aden , that is a 100%

This email from the US embassy in Cairo !!!

Regrettably, we are not accepting cases from Sanaa at this time. We understand the situation in Yemen and ask for your patience until a solution can be found.

Regards,

Consular Section

U.S. Embassy, Cairo

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ALL CONSULAR SERVICES AT EMBASSY SANAA ARE SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Updated February 24, 2015

Notice: the U.S. Department of State has designated the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, Egypt to handle American Citizens Services cases emanating out of Yemen, as well as process visas for Yemeni citizens.

NOTICE TO ALL U.S. CITIZENS RESIDING IN OR TRAVELING TO YEMEN:

Embassy Sanaa has suspended consular operations in Yemen. If you are a U.S. citizen residing in or traveling to Yemen, the Embassy may be unable to provide assistance or services to you, even if an emergency situation arises. If you must travel to or remain in Yemen, please register with the State Departments online Smart Traveler Enrollment Program as soon as possible. This will allow Embassy Sanaa to communicate travel alerts and Emergency Messages to you, should the need arise.

What about our files at the embassy , they have my wife and daughter passports and original files

Is there Anybody have an idea , what it is going to happen to our files ????

US embassy in Sanaa

Interview Wait Times

Due to closures and staffing interruptions caused by the ongoing security situation in Yemen, U.S. Embassy Sanaa is currently experiencing extremely long wait times for Immigrant Visa interviews. In most cases, applicants will wait at least two (2) years for an appointment, even after their petitions are approved and their visa numbers become available. Please be advised of these delays, and plan accordingly.

So, i will be back on 2017 ,

Good luck , bye

Hi everyone. I filed my I-130 during the week of thanksgiving. I received my acceptance letter ( NOA1 )the first week of december. I was just wondering, how long do I have to wait for the approval? Also, does the service center keep you updated till the approval (NOA2) or do we just wait till it arrives then we get updates? Thank you.

You need to sign up with the uscis to recive update to you email for your case ,

Basem , it was in Sanaa , how I knew by reply from NVC when I tried to expedite the case to Sanaa , they said the embassy refused you expedition, and before that I tried to transfer it to a different country by a derict email to that Embassy and they always said the Embasy refused it ,

Amal , I took my wife to Jordan for case transfer , I sand them all papers the asked , but I think the NVC contacted the U.S. Embasy then they accept the case in Sanaa .

How did they accept your expedite request? What was the reason you were able to get an expedite? Because i tried to for my husband and was denied.

Just be patient , that's our destiny !!!!

They will tell you they will accept it if thy are resident in Jordan now for 6 months ,

By the way , the U.S. Embassy in sanaa they allready informed all the other Embassy not accept Yemeni case . That is 100%

What I did , my wife case was at the NVC for around 5 months Before they gave me an appointment , I called the NVC asked the supervisor what to do , he said expedite you case to us by this email NVCExpedite@state.gov

Then in a couple weeks I got my interview on January 9 this year ,

For help To transfer your case to another country ! for people how waitting more than 6 months try to call the NVC then ask for the superviser for info , that's what I did , he should help

If you transfer your case to any country you should have your family live in that country for 6 month , then ask the NVC that , they will ask for evedance like passport , address to send it to the nvc

Hi, the only way to send your case to the embassy by exbdate it , try to find a good reason .

It's ok they are not care about us .. We are Yemeni hhh

Do دعاء much . And pray ,

Hi , anybady need appointment for U.S citzen , the embassy finally open at this link

https://evisaforms.state.gov/acs/default.asp?PostCode=SAA&CountryCode=YEM+++++++&CountryCodeShow=&PostCodeShow=&Submit=Submit

Thanks for info , so i have to wait then .

Hi everyone !! How long it take for Administrative Processing ?