JeanneAdil

Please  complete a timeline

email the embassy to keep case open

mention it should be extended automatically while it is in AP 

Allah yessir

Normal white slip

Administrative Processing Information

There are only two possible outcomes for complete and executed U.S. visa applications (absent a visa sanction against a country under Section 243(d) of the Immigration and Nationality Act). The consular officer will either issue or refuse the visa. If a visa applicant has not established that he or she is eligible for a visa, the consular officer must refuse that application. However, in accordance with Department procedures, a consular officer may determine that additional information from sources other than the applicant may help establish an applicant’s eligibility for a visa.  In such cases, refused visa applications warrant further administrative processing.

i would not worry about the address on the1099 being different than tax transcript address /important part of taxes is name and SS # the same

What does 221g yellow slip mean? The U.S. issues the yellow slip to a visa applicant when the consulate needs additional time to review the documents. The USCIS does not explicitly state how much longer your application would take. In most cases, your documents just need more time to be validated by the officials.Jan 16, 2023

Data entry by immigration officers is poor 

many cases go ready to AP and back to ready

like yours went back  and forth

please do a timeline as it helps others from ghana to know answers for this embassy

the Co marked his passport as "revoked by petitioner"

i have no experience on this issue

u need a joint sponsor that has US income and files US tax returns

Please do a timeline and ID the country for the K1 process

also read the portal for the country and look to timelines of others going thru the same embassy

please do a timeline on your profile

Please complete a timeline on your profile

this just amazes me

Adil did not sell his apartment in Morocco when he came/ his mom lives in it

and we have bought a small villa on the Mediterrean in EU that his brother and gf occupy thinking to maybe retire there later

there is no rule or law that immigration has that says u "have to sell property"  in your home country or any other place in the world 

Immigration says "so not sell property or quit a job " until u have the visa in hand and that doesn't mean u have to sell or leave your job after the visa/   with a I 551 stamp for spouse visa,  u have the right to return and take care of unfinished business if u need to.  no one in their right mind could imagine that u can sell a house within the few months of getting the visa and coming here / some houses are on the market for years

and many USC near the Canadian border cross every work day for their job

the border offficer needs to learn the job and i hope u wrote down his/her name and will report this

It helps to do a timeline

it helps to know if you filed the N 400 from old address or the new one after u moved

it helps to know what state old address and new address are in as we can look up some information on internet about state immigration offices  and timelines and even some federal districts court dates for the oath after the interview

all that is why a timeline helps the VJ community answer questions

processing times per office can be checked here if u know what office will have your N 400

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

The following site does have a contact # for the Naturalization ceremony

Try it as i could not find the court calendar for the oath

https://www.tnmd.uscourts.gov/naturalization-ceremony

lack of evidence?

what did u send?

marriage certificate?

proof of meeting several time like boarding passes,  hotel receipts, etc?

chatting is not the best evidence / quality time together is 

u married when meeting for the 1st time?

What was asked in the RFE and did u provide proofs?

it will expire in  November (11th) 

you married within the 90 days

so ,  best if you Apply for the AOS as soon as possible as you will be out of status after the 11th

the receipt for applying for the AOS, EAD,  and AP act as your right to stay in US 

apply 

and please do a timeline like i asked u to do back in June

not fair to VJ site and others that follow in your footsteps when we can not refer to this information

your receipt date for NOA1 is February 8, 2021 so not so far out of range to get worried 

u should near soon but understand that the wait in the next step  NVC is also long now because of covid back log 

if possible the USC should visit again to strengthen your case

Curious to what has happened to your case and if she has visited and the 2 of u have decided to continued the process by following the advice given on your NOIR post (not to appeal but to get the offical marriage document,  more time together,  evidence of commingling fiances ,  etc,)   Actually best if the USC joined the group and we helped her thru the process if she decided to continue the relaionship

May be a supervisor looked at the case and made the decision that daughter did need the biometrics

i would call the office and ask

thank u for completing the timeline

and congratulations / ROC may take longer because of covid but incha allah all will happen 

Don't forget if he is under 26 he needs to file for selective service and that's important when applying later for naturalization

yes.  most recent tax returns is always required 

IRS transcripts are the best to provide but you can use copy of 1040 plus W2's and any 1099 or 1099R / letter of employment from employer showing current employment dates of hire and still working  is a plus (but not always necessary)

And embassy always require originals of documents at interview stage to back up the ones sent via CEAC site online 

and to add they have to match exactly (native language and English translations)   

Please fill in a timeline as this is used to answer any further questions you may have 

you will be doing AOS and other steps after your marriage and may want to ask questions

we like to see visa approval stats on the portal page 

it also helps those who follow Morocco if you write up an embassy review just hit the word portal above to take you to Morocco

use the following site 

put in type of visa 

then office 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

read the following as it explains what happened and why

https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/8/103.2

your embassy went from  a level 3 to level 4 crisis for covid issues

even  the services to USC's is limited 

go to the US embassy site and read the alerts