wontonathon

Okay. cool. I'm sure you know all the dates and time. But just remember that it's not what you know to be true, but what they (USCIS, Embassy, CO, etc) believes. Some times info is lost in translation. I say that because I've certainly been guilty of doing a poor job at getting what I know across to others. Last thing you want is a delay in an already lengthy process just because you are misunderstood. Just being really detailed and provide more info and evidence than what you think you need and you should be able to overcome the red flags you may have. Like they say, better to have more than not enough.

Of course. I'm just as curious myself. I will post a consulate review after she has her interview.

It was fast. They offered her next day when she called last week. But she was free to go. Her appointment is for today. I will see how long the results take to get back.

Finally got my NOA2 last night via snail mail. I've been checking the USCIS site daily and the status still hasn't changed. I thought it was an RFE because nothing had been updated. Opening the letter was more nerve wrecking than just waiting in NOA purgatory. But when I saw that it was the long awaited NOA2 I was jumping for joy. I then video called my fiancee to tell her and also watch her reaction. She was also jumping for joy and almost immediately told me she had to hang up and call her mom. 30 minutes later she called back and told me she had called her parents, siblings, and a few friends to tell them all the news. I thought it was hilarious but also happy to see her reaction. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions so far and I know it's not over yet. I'm holding on tight and enjoying the ride. It will be over soon... hopefully. Sorry for ranting on for so long. Since opening the letter I have just been filled with so many thoughts and emotions. Wishing the remaining folks the best of luck.

Finally got my NOA2 last night via snail mail. I've been checking the USCIS site daily and the status still hasn't changed. I thought it was an RFE because nothing had been updated. Opening the letter was more nerve wrecking than just waiting in NOA purgatory. But when I saw that it was the long awaited NOA2 I was jumping for joy. I then video called my fiancee to tell her and also watch her reaction. She was also jumping for joy and almost immediately told me she had to hang up and call her mom. 30 minutes later she called back and told me she had called her parents, siblings, and a few friends to tell them all the news. I thought it was hilarious but also happy to see her reaction. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions so far and I know it's not over yet. I'm holding on tight and enjoying the ride. It will be over soon... hopefully. Sorry for ranting on for so long. Since opening the letter I have just been filled with so many thoughts and emotions. Wishing the remaining folks the best of luck.

Finally got my NOA2 last night via snail mail. I've been checking the USCIS site daily and the status still hasn't changed. I thought it was an RFE because nothing had been updated. Opening the letter was more nerve wrecking than just waiting in NOA purgatory. But when I saw that it was the long awaited NOA2 I was jumping for joy. I then video called my fiancee to tell her and also watch her reaction. She was also jumping for joy and almost immediately told me she had to hang up and call her mom. 30 minutes later she called back and told me she had called her parents, siblings, and a few friends to tell them all the news. I thought it was hilarious but also happy to see her reaction. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions so far and I know it's not over yet. I'm holding on tight and enjoying the ride. It will be over soon... hopefully. Sorry for ranting on for so long. Since opening the letter I have just been filled with so many thoughts and emotions. Wishing the remaining folks the best of luck.

Finally got my NOA2 last night via snail mail. I've been checking the USCIS site daily and the status still hasn't changed. I thought it was an RFE because nothing had been updated. Opening the letter was more nerve wrecking than just waiting in NOA purgatory. But when I saw that it was the long awaited NOA2 I was jumping for joy. I then video called my fiancee to tell her and also watch her reaction. She was also jumping for joy and almost immediately told me she had to hang up and call her mom. 30 minutes later she called back and told me she had called her parents, siblings, and a few friends to tell them all the news. I thought it was hilarious but also happy to see her reaction. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions so far and I know it's not over yet. I'm holding on tight and enjoying the ride. It will be over soon... hopefully. Sorry for ranting on for so long. Since opening the letter I have just been filled with so many thoughts and emotions. Wishing the remaining folks the best of luck.

Hello all. Got my NOA2 yesterday via mail with an approval date of 2/28. 
 
My fiancee changed address while waiting on the NOA2. I read that I can change the address during the NVC stage. I was wondering when and how I go about making that change of address. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Finally got my NOA2 last night via snail mail. I've been checking the USCIS site daily and the status still hasn't changed. I thought it was an RFE because nothing had been updated. Opening the letter was more nerve wrecking than just waiting in NOA purgatory. But when I saw that it was the long awaited NOA2 I was jumping for joy. I then video called my fiancee to tell her and also watch her reaction. She was also jumping for joy and almost immediately told me she had to hang up and call her mom. 30 minutes later she called back and told me she had called her parents, siblings, and a few friends to tell them all the news. I thought it was hilarious but also happy to see her reaction. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions so far and I know it's not over yet. I'm holding on tight and enjoying the ride. It will be over soon... hopefully. Sorry for ranting on for so long. Since opening the letter I have just been filled with so many thoughts and emotions. Wishing the remaining folks the best of luck.

Finally got my NOA2 last night via snail mail. I've been checking the USCIS site daily and the status still hasn't changed. I thought it was an RFE because nothing had been updated. Opening the letter was more nerve wrecking than just waiting in NOA purgatory. But when I saw that it was the long awaited NOA2 I was jumping for joy. I then video called my fiancee to tell her and also watch her reaction. She was also jumping for joy and almost immediately told me she had to hang up and call her mom. 30 minutes later she called back and told me she had called her parents, siblings, and a few friends to tell them all the news. I thought it was hilarious but also happy to see her reaction. It's been a rollercoaster of emotions so far and I know it's not over yet. I'm holding on tight and enjoying the ride. It will be over soon... hopefully. Sorry for ranting on for so long. Since opening the letter I have just been filled with so many thoughts and emotions. Wishing the remaining folks the best of luck.