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3 minutes ago, missileman said:

Yes, all cases go through some administrative processing.......and approval is not guaranteed until the status changes to "issued".......

Thank you for your answer! That was I thought, as far as I know if there was any paper missing they already asked during interview and they should have give me a papers saying it, right? The consular office asked for the sponsor's 2018 IRS Tax Transcript but I told her we didn't have them yet due to a late form from the IRS. I gave her both 1040 and W-2 and she said it was totally fine. She also gave me a paper saying the passport will be sent by courier in 4-6 working days.

I had my interview last Tuesday and the consular officer said I passed it and she gave me a paper saying that I should receive my passport in 4-6 working days. Yesterday I looked at the CEAC status and it says "Administrative Processing". Is it usual for CEAC cases to go under "Administrative Processing" when the interview was sucessfull?

1 hour ago, ShreebhagyaK9 said:

Do you know whether the tax return was efiled or physically mailed out to IRS? Usually if it was efiled, the transcripts are available much sooner than if it was physically filed. My husband also filed his just before the deadline and we got the transcripts in a week. If you don't have the transcripts before your interview, take a copy of the tax return form he filed along with his 2018 W2. 

Ok so after speking with him he will send me a copy of the summited federal taxes. He has to do a correction due to getting a tax form late but I think it will be fine with the copy of the summited taxes.

16 minutes ago, ShreebhagyaK9 said:

Do you know whether the tax return was efiled or physically mailed out to IRS? Usually if it was efiled, the transcripts are available much sooner than if it was physically filed. My husband also filed his just before the deadline and we got the transcripts in a week. If you don't have the transcripts before your interview, take a copy of the tax return form he filed along with his 2018 W2. 

I actually have no idea if he physically mailed it, I think he filled online since the Tax Transcript from the last 3 years were downloaded. I will ask him if he have available the transcripts, otherwise I will ask him for the tax return and the 2018 W2. Thank you!

Quick question: I have my interview on 15th May. During the NVC process with uploaded the 2015, 2016 and 2017 Tax Transcripts of our sponsor to the CEAC. NVC approved those documents and we finished with the case in the CEAC so we received the CC email and the embassy interview appointment. My questions is related to 2018 Tax Transcript. Will the Embassy ask for these transcript? My sponsor filled the Tax declaration n one of the last days before the deadline so right now he doesn't have the Tax Return Transcripts for the IRS and therefore the IRS Tax Transcripts is not "valid".

I'm not sure about this because NVC approved the IRS Transcripts for 2015/2016/2017 and the Embassy should ask only for the same documents uploaded and approved on CEAC...