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hello, did you also include Affadavits from people who knew you? just interested what your lawyer advised for this.

Hello, did you also include Affidavits from 2 people who knew you? just interested what your lawyer advised for this

At least a week, maybe 2 weeks after u sent the evidence back.
Good luck

Booyahh we're finally approved!!!
 
NOA1 July 27th
RFE January 17th... (We received this Jan 22nd and returned the evidence Jan 23rd, they confirmed revcd Jan 26th)
 
NOA2 January 30th 😊

Ppl think that by having their case number they can start the processing in their country. Some will some won't. But I have never been able to explain that for most it's a waste of time. Anywhoooo I Well try and explain it but it's a little tricky.
 
1. There are some embassy's that you can get your medical completed with just the number followed by setting the interview date once their record is set to "ready" 
2. There are other embassy's that require your case record on ceac.state.gov be set to "ready" before you can do anything.
3. There are other embassy's that you must wait for ready condition, complete some items from their P3 letter then return them back to the embassy before the embassy will allow you to schedule an appointment.
 
Still with me?
 
4. Then there are embassy's that require you to wait till they set your case to ready, (e)mailed you the P3 letter, you gather all your documents from the P3 requirements and return them to the embassy which after they review said documents and if everything is in order they allow you to schedule and interview.
5. There are embassy's that will schedule your interview for you with a date and time which is never convenient to the applicant but it's take it or leave it.
6. There are embassy's that will send you the P3 letter but not until after they have set your case to "ready".  Then at that time you can follow the outline of what is required, set your interview and medical dates, and gather all your documents then show up for your interview.
 
If I haven't lost you that in a nut shell kind of tells you why people are calling without know that one of these situations just might be there. Failing to the point of having to cancel your interview twice will cause you to be placed in limbo for 90 days and then pay the fee again for your interview. And if the medical has expired then you must do the medical over.
 
So a little knowledge is dangerous. I tip my hat to you for asking.

We were July 27th, and got RFE January 17th.
Still waiting for the letter to arrive in the mail...
We rung to find out details but they couldn't tell us.

Finally! We got our approval! They emailed me telling that they made an update on our case and voila!
 
NOA1: July 17 2018 (new website)
Approval: January 15 2019
 
Thanks to this forum and all the help and guides we've gathered! Now on to the next step!
 
Hoping the best of luck for the others who are still waiting!

For those of you in July 2018 that will be approved late or have an extended time between your NOA1 and NOA2 don't lose hope. Its not very pleasant seeing everyone  pass you by, but you just have to find a way to deal with it and don't lose sight on why you filed your K1 in the first place. Believe me I can relate.

Thanks for updating! I am planning to do the same thing when I arrive. My fiance has family in Canada I want to visit first because I won't be able to leave USA until I have my AP approved. So, entry into Vancouver, then fly or drive down to USA the following week. Hopefully all goes smoothly.