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*** Thread moved from AOS K1 forum to Your New Life in America as the question is more about security clearance rather than the immigration process ***

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*** Thread moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures *** NVC sends the FTP letter through email to the petitioner.

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*** Thread moved from Bringing Family members of US citizens to America form to US Citizenship general discussion as the question is about citizenship for the kids ***

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Echoing everyone else, this is typical for Pakistani nationals. Even Pakistani police certificates are not accepted and aren’t required because the consulate has to perform their own thorough background checks due to the country’s unreliable record keeping. This is also why everyone is saying to prepare for an extended administrative processing.

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Under K1 visa section on the US Consulate Seoul page: Step 2: Schedule the Interview Once the U.S. Embassy Seoul receives the approved petition from NVC, the Immigrant Visa Section will send you the Instruction Package by e-mail, with a list of the documents the intending immigrant must present at the immigrant visa interview. Note: Do not schedule your interview date until you receive these instructions. If you do not receive the instructions from the US Embassy within two months after the notification from NVC about the transferring of your case to Seoul, you have to send an inquiry about the status of your case to the call center at support-southkorea@usvisascheduling.com . Please be advised that you might have submit a new petition if you do not schedule an interview within four months of petition approval. https://ustraveldocs.com/kr/en/immigrant-visa/

Derailing comments removed. Married in one country is considered married everywhere for US immigration purposes. OP is ineligible for a K1 fiancé visa no matter where they got married. Please stick to giving advice that fits the OP’s circumstances. VJ Moderation

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2 years to submit I-129F petition to USCIS.

Yes it’s fine. It’s meant to be opened to get the passport.

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Old thread closed. OP hasn’t logged since last October.