Just Paul

You send a petition to a lockbox that then sends them to the service centers.
 
All K1s start at California.

Slow down and read the answers.
 
She has an attorney or she can contact the USCIS ombudsman, she can contact the State Department.
   
Her not taking an active role does lead me to believe that she could have withdrawn the petition.

It got pretty quiet here with the girlfriend, @MachadoMercedess, getting an account.
 

Everyone filing a I129f or i130 gets IOE.   It is scanned and routed electronically.

You send a petition to a lockbox that then sends them to the service centers.
 
All K1s start at California.

No one keeps statistics like that.   You can search other egyptian timelines up above in timelines.   You can ask over in the regional forum.
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/97-middle-east-and-north-africa/
 
Be we all know that applying after one visit can be an uphill battle. especially from consulates like Cairo that are hard to begin with.   Even if you file and are approved, you will still need more face to face time before the interview.   Meeting the USCIS rules and the consulate expectations are different thing.
 
IMO, you are going to have to fly halfway around the world and take time off without pay to get this done.   You can fly round trip Atlanta to Cairo on April 28th for $750 

That is a rare reason that a visa would be refused.  Usually at the interview the consulate will tell you to get another sponsor.
 
Being refused (or revoked) during AP stage indicates that something came up on the background check or there might have been something the consulate saw on the petition.   The petitioner or the attorney should attempt to verify.   You, yourself will have a hard time finding out.
 
Do not spend more money until it becomes clear what the issue is.

Sure,  then you file an I-130 and complete AOS package. 
 
It is like like the worst of the spousal process mixed with the worst of the fiancee process.

You don't need to owe tax in order to file a tax return.

Wait a minute,  what could we get from Russia for Alaska?   I mean it is very valuable land and resources. 
 
Could we eliminate our national debt?
Send kids to college for free? 
Cure Cancer?   
 
These are all ideas Schiff should rule out from whatever source he has.

No one keeps statistics like that.   You can search other egyptian timelines up above in timelines.   You can ask over in the regional forum.
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/97-middle-east-and-north-africa/
 
Be we all know that applying after one visit can be an uphill battle. especially from consulates like Cairo that are hard to begin with.   Even if you file and are approved, you will still need more face to face time before the interview.   Meeting the USCIS rules and the consulate expectations are different thing.
 
IMO, you are going to have to fly halfway around the world and take time off without pay to get this done.   You can fly round trip Atlanta to Cairo on April 28th for $750 

It got pretty quiet here with the girlfriend, @MachadoMercedess, getting an account.
 

Only a US citizen or LPR can file a spousal petition.

Only a US citizen or LPR can file a spousal petition.

Slow down and read the answers.
 
She has an attorney or she can contact the USCIS ombudsman, she can contact the State Department.
   
Her not taking an active role does lead me to believe that she could have withdrawn the petition.

Nothing for you to do.  The petitioner needs to be involved.

Slow down and read the answers.
 
She has an attorney or she can contact the USCIS ombudsman, she can contact the State Department.
   
Her not taking an active role does lead me to believe that she could have withdrawn the petition.

Nothing for you to do.  The petitioner needs to be involved.

You can meet anywhere the two of you can travel to.

You don't need to owe tax in order to file a tax return.

Slow down and read the answers.
 
She has an attorney or she can contact the USCIS ombudsman, she can contact the State Department.
   
Her not taking an active role does lead me to believe that she could have withdrawn the petition.

The question is establishing your ability to file a petition.    Are you a US Citizen - Yes.  If you have an A number put it in if you know it.

Nothing for you to do.  The petitioner needs to be involved.

That is a rare reason that a visa would be refused.  Usually at the interview the consulate will tell you to get another sponsor.
 
Being refused (or revoked) during AP stage indicates that something came up on the background check or there might have been something the consulate saw on the petition.   The petitioner or the attorney should attempt to verify.   You, yourself will have a hard time finding out.
 
Do not spend more money until it becomes clear what the issue is.

Nothing for you to do.  The petitioner needs to be involved.