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5 hours ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:
In today's political environment, you would be lucky if it takes less that a year without applying for emergency interview.
I wouldn’t say so, since spousal visas are now considered as “mission critical”.
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12 hours ago, Punisher said:
If you are cr1/ir1 and file all required documents (no RFEs) my bet is it would be about 15 days to get DQ'ed.
What if there are any mistakes or something? What will be the processing time then?
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19 minutes ago, Punisher said:
If you are cr1/ir1 and file all required documents (no RFEs) my bet is it would be about 15 days to get DQ'ed.
I am CR1. We filed all the required documentation and submitted exactly a week ago. I hope there aren’t any mistakes or RFE. Praying for it. 🙏🏼
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20 minutes ago, MarlinCobon said:
2 months has been the average
according to their website:
As of 6-JUL-2020, we are reviewing documents submitted to us on 4-APR-2020. Please note, as result of April 22, 2020 Presidential Proclamation, we are reviewing documents for cases not subject to the travel restrictions first.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/nvc-timeframes.html
Does it mean they’re now reviewing documents submitted for the first time, or for DQs also?
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2 hours ago, jarrod679 said:
Email NVC. If they agree that your case should be expedited, they will.
Like do it on the special website form? Right?
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Please someone explain how to appeal for an expedited interview? Can you do that before being DQed?
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9 hours ago, onek said:
You should start a new topic and ask this question
Why cannot a person, who got it expedited, share with us here? Is it confidential information or something?
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On 6/30/2020 at 6:46 PM, MarlinCobon said:
No one is able to tell. some are taking 1 day other are taking 3 months, just be patient.
What is the most frequent average?
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22 hours ago, HRQX said:
Manila, Philippines
How to get the expedited interview though?
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18 hours ago, TJL said:
SO EXCITED!
Wifey was approved in MNL on a surprise Expedited Appointment for her CR-1 today.
Counsul told her FOUR weeks until delivery (possibly due to COVID,) but I'm sure we'll see it sooner than that.
SUPER STOKED!
My sincerest congratulations to you and your wife!!! This is just amazing.
Please tell, how to get the expedited interview? Also, in which country did she go for the interview?
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17 hours ago, milimelo said:
SIV and some other immigrant visas are now mission critical (from 6/12) and they should process those. You need to get in touch with Amman to move your case to Turkey (Ankara?) and get in touch with Turkey to start your case for processing.
Hey, are the CR1/IR1 spousal visas considered as “mission critical” also??
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You guys, please tell me, how much does it usually take nowadays to get documentary qualified? Thanks so much for your answers.
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On 6/26/2020 at 7:40 PM, Jorgedig said:
This is not true at all. There are many family preference visas that have annual caps on the numbers available, with additional limitations by country of chargeability.
Google "Visa Bulletin."
Well, spouses’ visas have no limitations.
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3 minutes ago, OrihimeandIchigo said:
Yes, they are doing Emergency visas in case of a emergency. But its showing I would guess expedited IR1 and CR1. I think this website will be a great asset in looking at numbers for June because on June 12th the State Department made the decision to make the exempted visas "mission critical" so it would just be interesting to see how many consulates listened to this and started doing them. Because I'm assuming in July they will post June's.
That’s the whole point! CR1/IR1 are MISSION CRITICAL right now!
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Just now, OrihimeandIchigo said:
This is very true, United Kingdom and France are starting IR1 and CR1 interviews and they haven't announced ANYTHING about it on their website.
Yes! At least someone sees what’s I’m trying to say here!
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1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:
No consulates are doing normal processing, certainly not Moscow. The ones that are doing processing are clearing interviews for cancelled appointments that have completed medical.
A very reliable acquaintance of mine told, that there’s a possibility after July 15th for US Consulate in Moscow to open up.
But still, I think you just do not see the point of what I’m saying. Consulates might be closed, but still work on conducting interviews for certain types of visas INDIVIDUALLY.
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5 minutes ago, payxibka said:
IDK, maybe because Iits a well known fact the visas have been being issued for emergent reasons throughout the entire pandemic
Not only for emergent reasons. Please do not write just about “something”, you aren’t even fully certain of.
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17 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:
The month that a visa is issued in is not always the month that the interview is in. Also with covid some visa were issued but not delivered to the beneficiary. Cases that a 221(g) was issued and then documents returned and vetted are a good example of the delay as is cases in AP that clear background.
But yes some consulates did have emergency appointments, and even Mexico in aggregate managed to do 20,000 h2b visas last month most of which a occured in Monterey.
You absolutely cannot compare H2B visas with FAMILY-BASED.
More often now I’m hearing from different people, that their interviews are actually being scheduled, since Consulates are working now specifically with family-based only. Other types of visas right now were prohibited by the President of America.
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12 minutes ago, OrihimeandIchigo said:
OMG you know you've just stumbled upon a gold mine right?
This tells everyone month by month what consulates and embassy's and what visas are being issued if you select "IV Issuance's by Post and Visa Class".
I suggest making your own post in the Covid-19 telling everyone this news. You found this you should get the credit.
There is actually no Moscow at all lol.
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Just now, OrihimeandIchigo said:
This is true
Bless yours and @sbarbie1914 Hearts for easing my anxiety, yall are sweethearts.
I understand you perfectly. During this whole immigration process I’ve came through hell. Literally, this endless waiting game without any light in a tunnel destroyed my inner-self completely.
But I believe and know, that everything will finish soon and all of us will finally be with our beloved spouses. Through hardships to the Stars. 😊- OrihimeandIchigo and Ramona M
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5 minutes ago, sbarbie1914 said:
This website takes you to immigrant visas. May 2020 is available. I think the visa categories are more specific.
If to believe this information, then even during the Coronavirus Pandemic, CR1/IR1 spousal visas are still being issued unstoppably.
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4 minutes ago, sbarbie1914 said:
This website takes you to immigrant visas. May 2020 is available. I think the visa categories are more specific.
Can you please explain what is the difference between those two types of categories for each month?? Thanks so much.
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8 minutes ago, OrihimeandIchigo said:
OMG is this right? Was there only 23 "Family Preference Category" Visas issued last year? Can someone smarter than me look at it? If so it gives me hope that we wont have to wait so long like @Daria Parkinson said.
Edited to add: Never mind I think I found the right table instead for Spouses, just for IR1 last year was 64
Still, it is surely not such a big number. 😊
Case Complete to Interview August 2020
in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
Posted
Hey! Finally someone from Moscow!
We are doing CR1 and we haven’t even been DQed yet. How long did it take for you guys?