Heidi9292

yes, the whole process was online, but the couple have to be in the same room in NYC(since this is a NYC project). We got married in my husband's home office, while our officiant was in vermont, one witness was in florida, and one witness was in their own home in nyc. It was quite an experience to get married while wearing flip flops.

yes, the whole process was online, but the couple have to be in the same room in NYC(since this is a NYC project). We got married in my husband's home office, while our officiant was in vermont, one witness was in florida, and one witness was in their own home in nyc. It was quite an experience to get married while wearing flip flops.

Congratulations @Heidi9292 & @osune22!!

NOA1 OCT 30
REF March 2 2020 (forgot to check on box)
Replied to it on March 8th
Got NOA 2 notice from app, it says case was approved on March 18th. Happy but also confused, don't know how to proceed in this time of madness as I know US visa service now are closed.

So my fiancé filed k1 for me in October 2019, now we are waiting for our NOA2. From what I see in this forum, October people are getting their NOA2 now! 
 
I came to the U.S when the coronavirus situation went out of the control and planned to go back after the situation gets better. In the past few weeks, It seems things are only getting worse. The consulate in Guangzhou was shut down and American diplomats are being evacuated from China. What if my NOA2 arrived before everything in China backs to normal? Considering this outbreak will probably be on for months (I heard a lot of terrible stories from people I know in Hubei, all of them insist things are much worse than what the media says), is there anyway to file a special request and let me have my interview in the U.S or other consulate like Canada? America is also banning foreign citizens that has been to China to come to the U.S as well. It seems very risky for me to fly back. The flights between two countries are also jeopardized by this outbreak, I could even not be able to board and fly back in the next few months. My visa are valid for 6 months which means I can stay until August. Hopefully by then we already figured a way to solve all these.
 
Are there any other Chinese cases here and what's your plan to cope with the situation?

Thank you. So far me and my fiance are quarantining ourselves at home, just in case we are infected but haven't show symptoms (it is sill contagious during incubation period).
 
I will start thinking about seeing an immigration lawyer if things in China are not getting better. 

NOA1 Oct 30th makes us an October filer. Hopefully everything turns out good with no delays. 

NOA1 Oct 30th makes us an October filer. Hopefully everything turns out good with no delays. 

NOA1 Oct 30th makes us an October filer. Hopefully everything turns out good with no delays. 

NOA1 Oct 30th makes us an October filer. Hopefully everything turns out good with no delays. 

NOA1 Oct 30th makes us an October filer. Hopefully everything turns out good with no delays.