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Passport arrived Dec 22, 2021
Crossed at YVR Airport Jan 5, 2022
SSN received at US address Jan 18, 2022

Passport arrived Dec 22, 2021
Crossed at YVR Airport Jan 5, 2022
SSN received at US address Jan 18, 2022

Passport arrived Dec 22, 2021
Crossed at YVR Airport Jan 5, 2022
SSN received at US address Jan 18, 2022

Passport arrived Dec 22, 2021
Crossed at YVR Airport Jan 5, 2022
SSN received at US address Jan 18, 2022

Interviewed this morning & approved!
 
The whole process took about 1.5 hours
 
Appointment @ 9:45, arrived at 9:35
 
Lots of people in line outside, a group of people ahead brought backpacks and large bags *do not bring backpacks/large bags* - the security guard was not very happy about this and will not watch your things 

I got called to enter the building close to 1000, went through the metal detector, only had to lock up my phone - I was able to bring a binder, reading book, wallet and passport holder 
 
I was told to go up to first floor, and check in @ counter 6
 
She asked for my passport & 2 passport photos 
 
I went back to sit & wait
 
Called up at 1015 to give my birth certificate, marriage certificate, police certificate, husband and joint sponsor’s 2020 taxes 
- I was asked: is your spouse the sponsor? if this was the first time I’ve applied and my husband has applied?
- my husband did not have a copy of his 2020 taxes, I handed my joint sponsor’s 1040 & 1120-S - the lady asked if I had a W2, I did not 
 
Then I was finger printed and asked to wait
 
11:10 I was called for my interview 
- took an oath that I was telling the truth
- who is the petitioner?
- how did you two meet?
- where does he live?
- what does he do for a living?
- what do you do for a living?
- do you have children?
 
Then we spent last couple minutes chatting about California and how my husband & I are expecting our first child. He was lovely to chat with.
 
He said I was approved, how to track my passport and it could take up to 4 weeks due to the holidays, maybe faster but no promises!
 
 Out of the building by 11:15!
 
Make sure you bundle up! It’s very cold waiting outside.
 

Interviewed Dec 15
FP Dec 16
Tracking # received Dec 20
 
Looks on track to potentially receiving by tmr!

Passport in hand!

Oh actually! I see the little blurb underneath it says “your visa is in final processing. If you have not received it in more than 5 working days ….” Is that what you mean by issued-fp?
 
I don’t see a tracking # tho

I hope we both get it before the Christmas holidays! 

Yes!!!! Sorry for being so vague haha, my ceac also changed to final processing as well! I don’t think we get a tracking until tomorrow that is the pattern I’ve been seeing

Interviewed this morning & approved!
 
The whole process took about 1.5 hours
 
Appointment @ 9:45, arrived at 9:35
 
Lots of people in line outside, a group of people ahead brought backpacks and large bags *do not bring backpacks/large bags* - the security guard was not very happy about this and will not watch your things 

I got called to enter the building close to 1000, went through the metal detector, only had to lock up my phone - I was able to bring a binder, reading book, wallet and passport holder 
 
I was told to go up to first floor, and check in @ counter 6
 
She asked for my passport & 2 passport photos 
 
I went back to sit & wait
 
Called up at 1015 to give my birth certificate, marriage certificate, police certificate, husband and joint sponsor’s 2020 taxes 
- I was asked: is your spouse the sponsor? if this was the first time I’ve applied and my husband has applied?
- my husband did not have a copy of his 2020 taxes, I handed my joint sponsor’s 1040 & 1120-S - the lady asked if I had a W2, I did not 
 
Then I was finger printed and asked to wait
 
11:10 I was called for my interview 
- took an oath that I was telling the truth
- who is the petitioner?
- how did you two meet?
- where does he live?
- what does he do for a living?
- what do you do for a living?
- do you have children?
 
Then we spent last couple minutes chatting about California and how my husband & I are expecting our first child. He was lovely to chat with.
 
He said I was approved, how to track my passport and it could take up to 4 weeks due to the holidays, maybe faster but no promises!
 
 Out of the building by 11:15!
 
Make sure you bundle up! It’s very cold waiting outside.
 

Interviewed this morning & approved!
 
The whole process took about 1.5 hours
 
Appointment @ 9:45, arrived at 9:35
 
Lots of people in line outside, a group of people ahead brought backpacks and large bags *do not bring backpacks/large bags* - the security guard was not very happy about this and will not watch your things 

I got called to enter the building close to 1000, went through the metal detector, only had to lock up my phone - I was able to bring a binder, reading book, wallet and passport holder 
 
I was told to go up to first floor, and check in @ counter 6
 
She asked for my passport & 2 passport photos 
 
I went back to sit & wait
 
Called up at 1015 to give my birth certificate, marriage certificate, police certificate, husband and joint sponsor’s 2020 taxes 
- I was asked: is your spouse the sponsor? if this was the first time I’ve applied and my husband has applied?
- my husband did not have a copy of his 2020 taxes, I handed my joint sponsor’s 1040 & 1120-S - the lady asked if I had a W2, I did not 
 
Then I was finger printed and asked to wait
 
11:10 I was called for my interview 
- took an oath that I was telling the truth
- who is the petitioner?
- how did you two meet?
- where does he live?
- what does he do for a living?
- what do you do for a living?
- do you have children?
 
Then we spent last couple minutes chatting about California and how my husband & I are expecting our first child. He was lovely to chat with.
 
He said I was approved, how to track my passport and it could take up to 4 weeks due to the holidays, maybe faster but no promises!
 
 Out of the building by 11:15!
 
Make sure you bundle up! It’s very cold waiting outside.
 

Interviewed this morning & approved!
 
The whole process took about 1.5 hours
 
Appointment @ 9:45, arrived at 9:35
 
Lots of people in line outside, a group of people ahead brought backpacks and large bags *do not bring backpacks/large bags* - the security guard was not very happy about this and will not watch your things 

I got called to enter the building close to 1000, went through the metal detector, only had to lock up my phone - I was able to bring a binder, reading book, wallet and passport holder 
 
I was told to go up to first floor, and check in @ counter 6
 
She asked for my passport & 2 passport photos 
 
I went back to sit & wait
 
Called up at 1015 to give my birth certificate, marriage certificate, police certificate, husband and joint sponsor’s 2020 taxes 
- I was asked: is your spouse the sponsor? if this was the first time I’ve applied and my husband has applied?
- my husband did not have a copy of his 2020 taxes, I handed my joint sponsor’s 1040 & 1120-S - the lady asked if I had a W2, I did not 
 
Then I was finger printed and asked to wait
 
11:10 I was called for my interview 
- took an oath that I was telling the truth
- who is the petitioner?
- how did you two meet?
- where does he live?
- what does he do for a living?
- what do you do for a living?
- do you have children?
 
Then we spent last couple minutes chatting about California and how my husband & I are expecting our first child. He was lovely to chat with.
 
He said I was approved, how to track my passport and it could take up to 4 weeks due to the holidays, maybe faster but no promises!
 
 Out of the building by 11:15!
 
Make sure you bundle up! It’s very cold waiting outside.