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OK, today was the day, Finally we got the visa!!!!

I called the interest section yesterday (03/10/2015) and asked to speak to a Consular Section Officer. I received a very good attention from the officer. She went personally to verify that the visa and the envelope were ready and available to be picked up. She could not give a reason as of why it took from February 23rd to March 11th for the package to be ready. Any ways my fiance was able to pick up his visa today. We feel very relieved.

Thanks to you all for the support!!!

Thanks to all of you for the support. On Monday there will be 10 working days since the date the visa had status Issued at the CEAC website (February 23rd). I will be calling on Tuesday, March 10th to find out what is going on. I have checked all timelines in this site for Cuba and no one had a visa in status Issued for such a long time without receiving it. We were on administrative review since December 19th. I sent the initial paperwork to Texas Service Center on March 24th and our SCR number was given on March 30st.

In 24 more days we would have been for a whole year in this process. I don't think this is the usual scenario for Cuba.

Hello,

I need to know if someone had any experience like ours before. We went thru Administrative Processing for over two months. Finally, last February 23rd the visa status shows as issued, nevertheless when my fiance went to pick it up theysaid it wasn't ready yet. I called and was informed that the visa has been printed but still has to undergo additional processing.

Does anybody had an experience like this before with the K1 visa in Cuba? No need to say we are worried and super anxious!

My aunt married a U.S Citizen 25 years ago. He did not want to help her fix her status because he said she was going to leave him. All these years he has threaten her to call immigration on her when he gets mad. Does anyone know if there is a form that applys to your husband not fixing your status so I can help apply for in this case?

I know that when you are a victim of domestic violence or abuse you can obtain residence under some protecting status. If he is threatening her and refuses to marry her, perhaps she qualifies under domestic abuse.