soulstriker

ADT,
Finally, hahaha congratulationnnnn ?
Soulstriker,
Congratz brooooooo
Keep on update !!!

am i correct to say that most ppl are getting their case number 15-20 days ?

just got my alert approved!!!! 41 days !!!
noa 1 sept 1
noa 2 oct 12
can finally get on to the next step , i had some concerns but thank god

just wow

nice job, i was on mobile and couldn't find where to report, haha

That's not true. And this path hasn't been stressful for us? Not sure where you got this information from? Everything has been pretty straight forward and simple. Either way my fiance has things to care for before he comes like selling his home, car, giving his work notice etc. So he is able to take care of while the K1 visa is in the process. No big deal for us!

no worries not a big deal ,as the above said print a updated one to interview , uscis will prob not even look at it

My estimated processing date keeps decreasing, being optimistic! ?

Maybe I've been on this site too long, but I see alot of repetitive questions and posts. I thought I'd put together some helpful tips for our new members.
1. Whether you are using a PC, laptop, tablet, or smart phone you can access the guides. Please read them and read them all. Most answers can be found there. http://www.visajourney.com/content/guides
2. Please use the wiki. This is an extra info page that also has very useful info. http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/Special:AllPages
3. Please use the search tool. Many times your question has already been asked and answered. You may be able to find it here.
4. Read your country portal and embassy info pages. Learn and research how your specific consulate works. http://www.visajourney.com/consulates/
5. and fully complete your profile page! This is so helpful to those responding to your posts and to those working with your same type of visa or embassy. http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/ If all VJ members did this Igor's list would be a much more useful tool. http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/monthly_filers.php?cfl=
6. Please review the other helpful tabs: example forms, Visa FAQs, processing times, embassy reviews, etc. Again alot of helpful here too.
7. If you have followed 1-6 and your question still remains then by all means start a new topic in the appropriate forum. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/
Everyone here is very helpful and supportive!
Best of Luck!

Your question is asked quite often here. Of note, no one here can truthfully state "you do not need a lawyer!" when we don't know (and can't know) the full details of your situations as petitioner and beneficiary.
Your key to success throughout this immigration process will rely on your abilities to read carefully, interpret instructions literally, and answer/respond completely and honestly. If your petitioner lacks these capabilities -- or the time that it takes -- then consider seeking outside assistance.
Read the Guides (link is atop every page on this site), and read "Embassy Info" and "Reviews: Embassy" for possibly crucial insights into what your circumstances might be when it comes time for the actual visa interview.
It is to your advantage to become students of the entire immigration process, and that happens through reading the Guides, Embassy details, and forums.

k1 isnt hard if your case isnt complicated , and lawyers are humans as well and do make mistakes , if you have the extra time then do it on your on ,you can save that money for something more useful, lawyers dont make the process go any faster

k1 isnt hard if your case isnt complicated , and lawyers are humans as well and do make mistakes , if you have the extra time then do it on your on ,you can save that money for something more useful, lawyers dont make the process go any faster

go to us travel http://www.ustraveldocs.com/ andselect your country thats the site ull select your appointment online when u get to that part of the process ,on the left hand side of the page ull see when it says next available appointment , but you have to make a account on there , every now and then ill login just to see.

Thanks oguzksk. Good luck Guys hopefully next week will be better.

tuition fee for your fiance kids when your not married yet? i could see a CO questioning that not sure why you included that , but maybe there were other reasons , cr1 is the best route now

Hey, i wasn't the one who told people they should stop updating :/ i was mentioning the fact that if that person didn't want to see "spam" updates, they could always unsubscribe, instead of telling others not to post. I'm still on this thread because I'm not all the way through yet, and I've seen people post with the same questions i had before, so im passing the knowledge forward. Plus I'm genuinely excited for everyone to get approved!

I feel like if you don't want updates, you can unsubscribe from the thread...
Good luck to all of you still waiting. I look forward to hearing from all you guys

congrats yeah even in the app i saw they approved one right next to mine hopefully tonight or thursday

ull call nvc and ask for your case number after that everything speeds up

k3 are pretty much irrelevant not many do them anymore, if you want to marry in the country do cr1 , k1 is for marrying in the us

What exactly do you want us to help you with? What's done is done and you need to wait it out to see what happens. No one can tell you with any certainty what will happen, anyone who tells you they know for a fact what the outcome will be is wrong. Everyone's case is different, every consulate is different, every consulate officer is different. Bring extra evidence to the interview, but there is no guarantee they will look at it.

yeah there was a retired adjudicator that did a Q&A on VJ long ago and said straight forward or easy cases only took 15min to process and approve , you can still find it in the search

Same. We gotta be next, buddy Positive thoughts for next week!
Congrats on the approvals today guys. Very lucky.

yes after your fiance lands in the usa , 1- 2 weeks from being in the usa , go to the ssn office nearby and apply for a ssn card , all the fiance needs is her i 94 and passport
link http://www.visajourney.com/content/ssn

Perfect thanks. I just found the same resource! Thanks!