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LindaStewart

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  1. 6 hours ago, Ollieh97 said:

    The London embassy started to schedule interviews for a few plaintiffs yesterday, yet when I contacted them (I’m also a plaintiff) they told me that I would have to wait for routine processing to resume, and that I should check the travel state website, even though the travel state tells me to contact the embassy to schedule an interview.

    This is an absolute disgrace! What is the real problem? Have they laid too many people off?  K-1 visa recipients can't work right away. International flights land in various U.S airports every day. There shouldn't be any excuse. 😞

  2. On 11/9/2020 at 8:09 AM, Wuozopo said:


    Nothing new or hinted on K1s. I wouldn’t cling to hope that Biden is going to prioritize fiancés shortly after inauguration.  Covid, the economy, jobs and such, are bigger issues affecting more Americans.

    It will be more about Illegal Immigration. I am about to tell my fiance I will meet him in Texas with a towel. My comments are a combination of humor and frustration. I hope they will be taken that way.

     

  3. 2 hours ago, QueenBee83 said:

    @LindaStewart My interview was last day of Feb, then towards end of March the pandemic worsened, but still they had four weeks to ask for my SAR and didn't but they did phone ACRO to confirm what i told them five days after my interview, so I don't know why they would leave it that long, I even got my SAR two weeks AFTER the interview so I have had it all this time,  but obviously the embassy's stopped doing visa processingK1 anyway, so we were left on the pile I guess for months.

    Soon as services resumed they wanted to clear the backlog as quick as possible is my opinion, they got my sar last Monday I was refused by the Tuesday

    My fiance got his ACRO and SAR at the end of February. I guess they have expired  by now.  Will you be able to deal directly with the embassy? 

  4. 3 hours ago, QueenBee83 said:

    UPDATE- Well guys guess my gut feeling was right, I was refused under the 212(a) act, basically them two cautions, however I am eligible to apply for a waiver, just means this is going to go on even longer and the appeal form is $930 alone that's without a lawyer on top which I think is wise in this case, absolutely gutted, so if anyone has any helpful tips on appealing this would be appreciated. 

    Thanks for the Info and advice. 

    I am so sorry to hear that.  😞 Why would they wait this far along in the process to decide this is a problem? Was this information included somewhere in the application? Why did they keep your passport so long?  I hope someone has some good suggestions for you.

  5. 11 hours ago, Wuozopo said:

    I can identify with your situation and understand. I think the hold for London is partly based on the fact that travel directly from the UK to the US is still banned. Have you thought about meeting up for a two week vacation in Mexico then he coming to the US to spend up to 90 days with you. 

    Thank  you! For the first time in a long time I felt like I had an option. I also found my lost optimism. 

     

     

     

     

     

     

  6. 1 hour ago, Wuozopo said:

    London has not resumed K1 processing. Current information is on their website and is updated when things change 
    https://uk.usembassy.gov/information-for-nonimmigrant-visa-applicants-following-the-coronavirus-covid-19-outbreak/#faq03
     

    You are correct that K1s cannot work in the US until their EAD or AOS application is approved.

    I appreciate the link.  I guess my frustration is that  of many. These vague answers are really maddening. My fiance is 67, and he does not need to work when he gets here. I am 56, and I guess time feels like it is ticking faster for me.  

  7. I don't want to get political, BUT we are all trying to do things the right way. We are not trying to circumvent the rules. Its not like the  President wasn't married to 2 foreigners. Its not like we are going to flood the workforce.  We have been either forgotten or ignored. I have a lawyer, but she says she doesn't want to make too much noise and anger someone. A wise man once said it takes as long as it takes. Thanks all the comments and support. 🙂

  8. Important Notice for K visa applicants affected by COVID-19

    Last Updated: August 31, 2020

     

    Posts will resume K visa application processing as local conditions and resources allow. Applicants should check the website of their nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate for updates on what services that post is currently able to offer. The I-129 Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) is typically valid for four months; however, consular officers may revalidate the I-129 petition in four month increments.  For most cases impacted by the suspension of routine visa services or COVID-19 travel restrictions it will not be necessary to file a new I-129 petition.

     

     
    Yay!
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