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Crba not possible. Us citizen father lacking the 5 yr residency requirements. Only been in America for 2 yrs

Thanks so much. Will send a photocopy of my original certificate then. 

Did i get that right? NO FEE or WAIVEd fee for I765 and i131 if send all together? 

Crba not possible. Us citizen father lacking the 5 yr residency requirements. Only been in America for 2 yrs

Have the same dilemna. My NOA2 is June 25. I receive thus email after requesting for my NVC Number. They send me my number plus this message
Due to COVID-19 concerns, the U.S. Embassy or Consulate General in Manila, Philippines suspended routine visa services. The National Visa Center will not forward K1/I-730 visa petitions to Manila, Philippines until they resume routine visa services. The U.S. Embassy or Consulate General will resume visa services as soon as possible, but they cannot provide a specific date. For the most up-to-date information about the U.S. Embassy or Consulate General's operating status, please visit their website at <https://usembassy.gov>.

Thats great news ever. Mine is june 25th received at NVC. I am hopeful it will move too soon

Congrats. I am sure our embassy will be opening next. Did you schedule your interview yourself?

Ok, I didn't want to post, but it seems it needs to be said. I am not trying to diminish anyone's journey or trying to say that we are the only ones that have it hard or have ever had it hard or will ever have it hard. But I have also noticed that in a lot of threads where people are discussing taking action and trying to get political figures to please do something about K1 visas, there is often at least one person coming in saying something along the lines: "I am so glad we did CR1" or "this just proves that K1 is not a good choice" and so on and so forth. And it then has a tendency to turn into a discussion of why CR1 is superior. Or they start to discuss politics and who is the worse politician. And the original intent of the thread is lost. I am not going to tell anyone not to post, but can't you see how such statements are not helpful. Some of us did our research, had very good reasons why we chose the K1 and were willing to live with all the consequences of this. But NONE of us knew Covid would strike, NONE of us knew we will be stuck. And of course people get emotional when they read statements like I listed above. Don't you think we aren't asking ourselves if we were idiots for doing K1, if we made the wrong choice?  Even if we had all the info and did all the research. I know I do.
Again, I am not telling you not to comment, you have a right to, but maybe, just maybe consider if what you want to post will be helpful, or if it's just adding noise or changing the direction of the conversation.

So Georgia, Taiwan and Jamaica now open for processing of K1. I am sure the Philippines will be next. Stay positive guys.
And Ukraine

So Georgia, Taiwan and Jamaica now open for processing of K1. I am sure the Philippines will be next. Stay positive guys.
And Ukraine

Tis a good time to celebrate. From 999 days now is 67 days. By the way is this  Non Immigrant visa pertaining to us K1 interviewees?

K1 not included in cancellation? Hopefully they will start giving us K1 interview appointment schedule. Fingers crossed guys.

Try calling them. My Noa2 is Jan 25. Called yesterday around 10pm and got my NvC # but the bad news is they have to wait  for my embassy to reopen before they can even send these papers to them for processing

There are 3 IR1/CR1 spouse visa interviews scheduled in Manila. 
https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/k1list.php?op6=All&op66=All&op7=Philippines&op1=3&op2=&dfile=No&op3=5&op4=1&op5=5%2C6%2C8%2C10%2C11%2C13%2C14%2C15%2C16%2C17%2C18%2C20%2C21%2C22%2C25%2C26%2C27%2C28%2C108%2C110%2C111%2C208%2C210%2C211&cfl=0
 
Plus, look at the embassy's July 31st update: "U.S. Embassy in the Philippines is resuming certain immigrant and nonimmigrant visa services, including F student visa applications."

Emailing will not get your case number. Either you wait till it ships to your embassy which then triggers NVC to send you snail mail with your number or you call. Instructions are in the PDF. (psssst that's why the PDF was created; to help your case move faster and without hiccups). Just saying.

My NOA2 was June 3rd.  My case was received by NVC July 7th and processed on July 10th.   I called early morning last week and waited about 15 min.  So the documented timeline is very accurate even with COVID delays.