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I don't see how I quoted you incorrectly, that's exactly what I thought you said and exactly what I responded to.
 
I mean, yes. But we brought the lawsuit. It's easy to say that now, but we still did it. So yes, we should get priority. There's also only about a 190 of us in the suit, it's not like there are that many people jumping the line.
  
I'm not exactly sure what your point is. Everyone who's been through this unscathed has a strong relationship. We even sued the government to be together. Hope alone won't fix things, which is why we sued in the first place. If things start moving again because we sued, I really don't get the hostility towards the people who decided to sue. We put time, effort and money into this thing. We took the risk that came with that. I'd be super happy if others see a result as well, but we should take priority because of what we did. Maybe you'd be happier if everyone just took the wait and hope route?

So you know the record is sealed, why are you sharing information that wasn't made public?

My fiance is from Hermosillo, Sonora, MX. We received:
- I-797 approval: 1/13/20
- Juarez Notice: 2/26/20
- Original appointment: 6/15/20 (Approx. 4-months from Juarez notice), which was canceled.
- Still pending new appointment 
 
I spoke with multiple immigration attorneys and all of them say they do not have any information on when Juarez is going to reopen for interviews. 

9 months for Juarez ? what is this China? no it was 3-6 month for an interview lol where do you get this math

Everyone is so friendly on this site.  What I love the most is how we all help each other to stay positive and hopeful as we wait.   You guys are the best!!!!!!!

9 months for Juarez ? what is this China? no it was 3-6 month for an interview lol where do you get this math

9 months for Juarez ? what is this China? no it was 3-6 month for an interview lol where do you get this math

9 months for Juarez ? what is this China? no it was 3-6 month for an interview lol where do you get this math

It's great to give evidence to support our insights 👍🏼

Short answer: "immigrant visa". 
 
Long answer:
 
As a K1, when checking your case online at CEAC.state.gov you have to select "immigrant visa" as it is treated like as such even though it is a "non-immigrant visa".
 
Technically the K-1 is a non-immigrant visa but it is treated like an immigrant visa because of the AOS. It is kind of a ba$tard. Non-immigrant treated like an immigrant. Other non-immigrant visas do not usually end up with green cards!  The K-1 on its own is a single entry, short time limit visa that expires 90 days after POE. You are a non-immigrant (90 days limit) with immigrant intentions (GC). That is why it is a non-immigrant visa treated like an immigrant visa.

Congratulations. Another satisfied customer who found the information in the PDF to work. Now onto the next items to be completed the DS-160, Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

Each embassy requires the I-134, Affidavit of Support at the interview. There is no getting around this requirement.
 
For Mexico the interview will be held in Ciudad Juarez. 

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.

I was approved July 30th NOA2 Feb 19th yay.