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@mariabsaibes congrats on receiving your case number. You can submit the ds-160 right away or wait till the case is in transit, it doesn't really matter. (I prefer to wait till it's in transit as I know it left the NVC). You will be asked for information about yourself and your family, passport number, past travels to the US etc. 
The US embassy in Lebanon is scheduling interviews for K1 Visas, even though the website states otherwise.
Best of luck

Hi! Decided to randomly check the UCIS site today (just kidding, I check everyday). And our RFE got approved. 
 
NOA 1: April 17, 2020
RFE: December 7, 2020
UCIS received RFE: January 4, 2021
RFE Approval: January 19, 2021

Best of luck to everyone! 

Hey Everyone!
 
So glad to see everyone getting their NOA2s. I randomly checked my UCIS case status just now and it looks like they sent an RFE. Hopefully we can get them the RFE documents as soon as possible so that we can get the NOA2 as well. Will update my timeline as well for reference.
 
Have a nice week.

Nothing factual to add to this aside from support from another person who is also apart from their loved one. It's not a competition and we just all want to be reunited.
 
Keep strong and as I always say- every day passed is a day closer to being with your loved one 🤞

Hi Everyone we are April filers, my fiance is in Australia, I'm in Georgia. Just wanted to say hello since I am am following the thread. We are K1 California Service Center Hopefully we will all start hearing something in the next month

There was just 3 yesterday who were approved from February. If you consider USICS's timeline you still have a few months. Remember when you started this journey.... USICS never promised you a date that they would be complete with your case just that they will give you an answer. Being a realist, you are within their timeline for your case to be adjudicated. Lower your expectation and you won't feel so dejected. Just saying.

First please post your question in only one thread. This is a request of the VJ TOS. Thanks.
 
Now to your question. We are now in different times. Your path is going to be different than others, so it is advisable that you concentrate on your process. Cases are transferred from USCIS to NVC and the travel time is normally 4-6 weeks. So, you are still within the margin. Nothing to worry about. Embassies are beginning to open; some have started scheduling interviews and others will remain down till such time as the deem it is safe to open. Good luck and stay engaged.