bencarlson66

A5 =(

I didnt answer a few questions on the I129f. 
Whether we met through a marriage broker, and whether I have ever been subject to a restraining order.

Her interview was today at the Rio de Janeiro consulate. It wasn't as I had heard would be. She told me that she showed up and gave them the documents, then they gave her a number. They reviewed these documents in a different room from her, where she was waiting with other people. Eventually she was called to a window and told she was approved. So it wasn't an "interview" at all in the regular sense of the word.
But I'm obviously super excited. Total time between I129f being received and today was just over 13 months.

Her interview was today at the Rio de Janeiro consulate. It wasn't as I had heard would be. She told me that she showed up and gave them the documents, then they gave her a number. They reviewed these documents in a different room from her, where she was waiting with other people. Eventually she was called to a window and told she was approved. So it wasn't an "interview" at all in the regular sense of the word.
But I'm obviously super excited. Total time between I129f being received and today was just over 13 months.

Her interview was today at the Rio de Janeiro consulate. It wasn't as I had heard would be. She told me that she showed up and gave them the documents, then they gave her a number. They reviewed these documents in a different room from her, where she was waiting with other people. Eventually she was called to a window and told she was approved. So it wasn't an "interview" at all in the regular sense of the word.
But I'm obviously super excited. Total time between I129f being received and today was just over 13 months.

Her interview was today at the Rio de Janeiro consulate. It wasn't as I had heard would be. She told me that she showed up and gave them the documents, then they gave her a number. They reviewed these documents in a different room from her, where she was waiting with other people. Eventually she was called to a window and told she was approved. So it wasn't an "interview" at all in the regular sense of the word.
But I'm obviously super excited. Total time between I129f being received and today was just over 13 months.

Her interview was today at the Rio de Janeiro consulate. It wasn't as I had heard would be. She told me that she showed up and gave them the documents, then they gave her a number. They reviewed these documents in a different room from her, where she was waiting with other people. Eventually she was called to a window and told she was approved. So it wasn't an "interview" at all in the regular sense of the word.
But I'm obviously super excited. Total time between I129f being received and today was just over 13 months.

I hope that this only applies to asylum cases. Otherwise someone has a really twisted sense of fairness.