Babu Frik

fill out your timeline
imagine you could do this? then which one would be the fastest? because everyone would do it.

O if that's the case 2 months is nothing, might want to read up on more of the process to see what's expected, not to mention embassies have told people they're not processing K1 visas right now, although that shouldn't affect general USCIS processing.

Huh?
You're asking about February but this thread is about July.

It applies to these forms 
 
https://www.dhs.gov/blog/2020/01/23/ombudsman-alert-recent-updates-uscis-form-instructions
 

You wouldn't have filed it at the same time anyway, it would come later in the process if it applied to you.

So you want them to lie?

You don't need financial co-mingling, most won't have that.
This is asked all the time.
Evidence that portrays a bonafide marriage.
You want to submit evidence that tells a story, boarding passes, passport stamps, photos, but photos with others and maybe identifiable landmarks are more valuable.

It's probably going to be a keep the lights on situation, I would expect everything to be affect.
It's probably all in the administrations plan.

Some people have gotten unusually fast approvals, but don't get too over excited about it because it won't happen to everyone, especially depending on the country. Normal processing time would put you around mid fall, but also note the current situation and possible shutdown will affect things.

sounds like you should be hearing something soon.
still no change on my and I filed about 10 days before you (also Texas), but you're the UK which is easier

This thread is for March 2020 filers, you might want to see if there's an active thread for your filing date, although that sounds like a long time for Texas.
Hope things start moving for you.
 

You might want to take a look at the guide.
It's probably not up to date but will give you a general idea of all the steps.
https://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1
 

what did they ask for? that might help determine what's going on, but it's also ok if you prefer not to say.
Also can you fill out your timeline, that will be helpful to everyone.

Yes, but don't expect it to be the 5-7 months due to the current situation, VJ estimates have already moved 2 months further out.

what browser are you using?
 

hmph, no ideas sorry

K1 approved in CDMX! 

We got married in Cancun, used a planner someone recommended and they were VERY cheap but only speak Spanish, they got us all the papers right away, originally I found someone who spoke English but charged a fortune.
Let me know if you want the contact information.
 
No idea about the name situation, you might want to create a topic specifically on that to get more traction.
 

Hello! My fiance and I are applying for a K1 Visa. We are trying to find more information on if Covid is considered an exemption that falls under extreme circumstances for the requirement of having met, in-person, within the last 2 years.  As much as we would love to be together by now, this pandemic has made it impossible. Can you please advise me on the K1 process as it currently stands? Thank you
 

My visa was approved today!!!!
I drooped off my documents yesterday’s and today i shows as issued on the CEAC website!! Been waiting for it since 2016, i feel beyond happy and grateful!!!
good luck to everyone out there who are still going through this process, stay positive and have faith!!!!
 
Best wishes 

I left it blank and was approved with no problem
 
This is more so for a 3rd party filling it out for you like if you use one of those visa services.

You should look in the forum for 2 specific threads.
 
One is for general filings for your month.
The other is for Potomac.
 
Also if you're here looking for other peoples information, you should fill out your timeline to contribute back.
That will also give you a estimated date. on when you might expect your case to be approved or wut not

I've never seen this on an episode of cops

If you file something that's expired don't be surprised or upset when they reject your whole application.
 
USCIS provides instructions, you should read those.
 
Also VJ has a guides, its in a section called Guides.
Please read it.
 
If you have questions or need clarification after that people would be more than happy to help you.

Hi, this is asked a lot in the forums, you can see the general answer by searching for this.
 
On the USCIS website itself it notes that its updated on the 15th of every month. 
Most of the time that's true, sometimes its off, and sometimes they screwup the updates.
 
VJ has its own processing times, but its based on people like you who fill out their timelines, (hint hint)
Its only a very small subset of applicants and can't be used to file an inquiry.
It will also give you an estimated date on when you should expect your case to be approved etc
 
You can only file an inquiry when the OFFICIAL USCUS site shows its past your processing time.
 
Also be sure to read the guides.
 
Since your timeline isn't filled out I don't know when you filed, you may or may not be out of normal processing time.