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Thank you! I guess the frustrating part or honestly more so confusing part for us is why his sister was the very first to submit everything to CBP and yet only the brothers received their authorization. I just remember the delay you had written about due to the typographical and became nervous that maybe we made a mistake with hers. But for now it's only been two days so I think I could stand to have a little more patience! **SIDE NOTE: My entire Nica fam had received the astrazeneca vaccine. I read that this is approved for emergency use but is NOT FDA Approved. Pfizer was not offered at the time that they were vaccinated. Is this problematic? Should they receive the pfizer as well even though they've already had a sequence of the other vaccine?

We applied for 2 out of 3 on March 2nd, and the third on March 9th. However, we got confirmation for all 3 on April 17th (1 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon). Then we had them fill out the CBP once they got home from work. My sister in law, who filled it out the earliest (April 17th) still hasn't heard back. The other 2 didn't submit their authorization until really late that night (April 17th) and yet they both got their authorization for travel approved the very next morning on April 18th. So at this point, we are just waiting on my sister-in law.

Hey everyone! We just got the confirmation of acceptance of the i134a. So now we've taken the next steps of creating the USCIS account for each individual, verifying biographic information, vaccination status, and attestations, and have sent the authorization request to CBP through the app. Does anyone know how long it typically takes to receive the authorization to travel? Just want to be sure i'm not missing anything that could lead to delays! Thanks for any help at all!

That's horrible! In a perfect world we'd actually be able to call a helpline and be transferred to an actual agent who could quickly resolve this issue. Unfortunately, as i'm sure you know all too well, people are really on their own with anything and everything to do with immigration.

I'm guessing this response is coming way to late, but just in case it might be helpful to someone else who sees this thread, I'd submit the tax paid under their LLC. In the first or second page when it asks for the sponsors name, it also asks for the business or organization that will contribute to sponsoring the beneficiary. If they are using the income from their LLC for the sponsorship, I'd include that there. However, I also agree with the person above, so hopefully ya'll already heard back and it was positive! Best of luck!