Chasm

From the date the exam is performed, you have 6 months to enter the United States.

Got approve today 
noa1-oct 24, 2019
noa2- june 25,2020
 
 

Congratulations  

Congratulations!!!!  One step closer!

Got approve today 
noa1-oct 24, 2019
noa2- june 25,2020
 
 

Got approve today 
noa1-oct 24, 2019
noa2- june 25,2020
 
 

I agree with you completely - this whole process can be very discouraging and is definitely not designed to help us cope with the stress and separation from our loved ones. I am very thankful to have found this community of people that understands what each of us are going through. 
I tried to use the chat and ended up getting a lot of conflicting information. If at all possible, definitely try to call and speak to a tier 2 agent. The person that I spoke to was the first friendly government voice I had heard through this whole process and really helped put us at ease. 
I know this is hard, but you’ve made it this far so I also know that you are strong! It’s hard to see others celebrate when you are still waiting, but hang tough and know that your time will come! We will all be here for you until then  

Goes a bit deeper for many about being with their partners for most, actually.
 
I hold a K1 visa and was a week from departing when the UK travel ban was imposed. I had also finished my job, shipped my pets, sold my belongings including my car and finished the lease on my house - the US with my partner IS my new home and I am now stuck without a home, away from my partner and pets etc. Most of the visas in question in this forum are almost always involved with an individual or family packing up their lives to start anew in a new country. 
We do read the news and are aware of the pandemic, but there are factors beyond matters of the heart.

It would be interested to see if the i-129f work around works in Nebraska with an IOE receipt. Keep us updated on the Nebraska thread