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That's great, I'm waiting since March 24th and not updated. Sent inquiry but no response.
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On 10/21/2020 at 12:23 AM, OntarioMan said:
You were absolutely right, I got issued yesterday!
I'm having the same case as your. May i know plz how many days it had taken the status changed from application received to issued?
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Thanks and i have got 221g, so i think we have different cases. My interview date January 25th.
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37 minutes ago, mitzab said:
Almost a month
I wanna confirm two things, 1: is that happened (Application Received) to you before the interview or After the interview?
2: was your case under the 221g or not ?
Thank you.
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20 hours ago, mitzab said:
It happened to us as well and within a few days visa was issued.
So I think it's a good sign for you specially being in AP for so long.
How many days your case took from application received to issued? I'm still stuck at application received since 24th March.
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I have already had interview as on Jan 25th,2022, got 221g due to missing some documents. I replied to 221g accordingly and immediately. The consulate asked the documents again on march 8th to which I replied on march 15.
Question: My case status on CEAC was showing Refused (for AP ,221G) The previous day the status changed to ready and today changed to application received, also, the Immigrant status changed into Nonimmigrant .
Please explain what does it mean?
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On 3/1/2022 at 10:27 PM, waiting678 said:
Has ur case been updated?
Updated many times, some time with enquiry and few times by the embassy itself. But still showing the same paragraph.
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Can't contact the embassy about the 221g until it has passed 180 days since the submission of documents.
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1 hour ago, pushbrk said:
Your profile says K-1 visa, but you've posted in the Spouse visa forum. If you are a male, you're going to go through months of administrative processing after interview. Are you male or female. We can provide better help if we have the proper and necessary information.
I'm male, beneficiary under k1. Yeah i posted at two different categories because any category of visa can face the same situation.
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My interview on 25th January. I got 221g(reason submit death certificate of previous spouse). I submitted immediately on the day of interview at the facilitation center. The consulate received on 26th Jan.
I've been trying to track my passport and Visa status. Visa status shows refuse (AP) even they have last updated it on 4th February.
Passport status has also changed to "Document Delivery Information blank" instead of "Your passport is still with the US consulate/embassy"o While on email it replies "There's no status update available for the passport number submitted.
I don't know what's going on to my case, please share your knowledge. TIA.
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You have to mention the name of the individual dependent on you. For instance, it can be your parents or your dependent children or any other individual you are responsible to take care of them at your expense except the children if any of your beneficiary (as you will have already mentioned them in their respective section) . So simply mention the names of the people you are liable to take care of them at your own expense.
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Hopefully to receive the NOA2 within the next 30 days but due to the work overload (the 6 working days a week) we wanna get ready all the related documents from now so to avoid the odds. kindly share your experience regarding the responsibilities of the petitioner just before or after the NOA2 . Like what type of document should I prepare and what to be done with those documents? Thank you in Advance.
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On 3/30/2021 at 10:29 AM, Chancy said:
"Receipt Date" listed on the NOA1
On 3/30/2021 at 10:40 AM, powerpuff said:NOA1
On 3/30/2021 at 5:06 PM, SteveInBostonI130 said:Date printed in the NOA1, not the day you received the NOA1.
On 4/1/2021 at 8:23 AM, J&D1008 said:Hi actually this has been discussed various times due to the current lockbox delay. The "received date" in this instance is your NOA-1. What date did they put when you enter your case number in USCIS case status?
I sent mine Jan 4, it was received Jan 11, but i did not get my the text w/ case number until March 4. About a week later i got the hard copy in the mail. However, they backdated it to Jan 11, therefore that is my NOA-1 date. You can look at other discussions or other timelines for December, Jan, Feb and March. Or the USCIS website under news Jan 8th update regarding lockbox delay.
On 4/4/2021 at 5:35 AM, J&D1008 said:Yes your NOA-1 in your timeline should be Jan 25
thanks for sharing this good news but i am still confused as the petition was reached at the lockbox on 25 january when we mailed it on 22 january.
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thank you very much, so it means I should consider the received date which has mentioned in the NOA1 letter as 25 January while we have received that letter on 18 march which was issued by them on 13 march.
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Receipt date means the date of NOA1 or the date of petition delivered to the USCIS' lockbox by the post officer?
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As we have received the NOA1 on 13 march 2021 while we had sent the 129f petition on 25th January 2021. Now we are waiting for NOA2. Can anyone please tell me that which date or duration to be considered for receiving the NOA2? like, should we count the duration since the date of NOA1 or since the date of sending the petition ? Any input will be highly appreciated.
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Submitting an Affidavit of Support
I think the lines in bold may apply to your case. The following individuals are required by law to submit a Form I-864, Affidavit of Support completed by the petitioner to obtain an immigrant visa or adjustment of status:
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All immediate relatives of U.S. citizens (which include parents, spouses, and unmarried children under the age of 21, including orphans) and relatives who qualify for immigration to the United States under one of the family based preferences:
- First Preference: Unmarried, adult sons and daughters of U.S. citizens (Adult means 21 years of age or older)
- Second Preference: Spouses of permanent residents and the unmarried sons and daughters (regardless of age) of permanent residents and their unmarried children
- Third Preference: Married sons and daughters of U.S. citizens, their spouses and their unmarried minor children
- Fourth Preference: Brothers and sisters of adult U.S. citizens, their spouses and their unmarried minor children
- Employment based preference immigrants in cases only when a U.S. citizen or permanent resident relative filed the immigrant visa petition, or such relative has a significant ownership interest (5% or more) in the entity that filed the petition.
Note: An individual listed above does not need to submit an affidavit of support if they can show that they EITHER:
- Already worked 40 qualifying quarters as defined in Title II of the Social Security Act
- Can be credited with 40 qualifying quarters as defined in Title II of the Social Security Act
- Are the child of a U.S. citizen and if admitted for permanent residence on or after February 27, 2001, would automatically acquire citizenship under Section 320 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended by the Child Citizenship Act of 2000
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All immediate relatives of U.S. citizens (which include parents, spouses, and unmarried children under the age of 21, including orphans) and relatives who qualify for immigration to the United States under one of the family based preferences:
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Best Wishes to Everyone, May God give you a good news in this week related to your visa case journey. Ameen.
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On November 19, 2020, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia enjoined the government from suspending K-1 fiancée visa adjudications for the named plaintiffs in Milligan v. Pompeo due to the regional COVID-related Presidential Proclamations (P.P.s) 9984, 9992, 9993, 9996, and 10041. These COVID-related regional proclamations suspend entry into the United States of aliens who have been physically present in the People’s Republic of China, Islamic Republic of Iran, Schengen Area, United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, or Brazil in the 14-day period prior to their entry or attempted entry into the United States. K-1 visa applicants who are named plaintiffs in Milligan v. Pompeo and subject to a regional proclamation should contact their nearest Embassy or Consulate for guidance on scheduling a visa interview. While such applicants may, pursuant to the court order, be scheduled for a visa interview even though they are subject to a COVID-related regional proclamation, the court order does not require that plaintiffs be given special priority ahead of other K visa applicants who have requested interviews or who already have been scheduled for interviews. Even if issued visas, K-1 plaintiff applicants remain subject to the regional P.P.s and, unless able to meet the criteria for an exception, are barred from entering the United States if they have been present in a country covered by a regional P.P. in the 14 days prior to entry.
K visa applicants who are not plaintiffs in Milligan v. Pompeo and who are not subject to COVID-related regional proclamations will continue to have their applications prioritized and processed in accordance with existing phased resumption of visa services guidance.
The resumption of routine visa services, prioritized after services to U.S. citizens, is occurring on a post-by-post basis, consistent with the Department’s guidance for safely returning our workforce to Department facilities. U.S. Embassies and Consulates have continued to provide emergency and mission-critical visa services since March and will continue to do so as they are able. As post-specific conditions improve, our missions will begin providing additional services, culminating eventually in a complete resumption of routine visa services. Applicants should check the website of their nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate for updates on what services that post is currently able to offer.
Link K Visa Processing Update (state.gov)
Best Wishes to Everyone, May God give you a good news in this week related to your visa case journey. Ameen.
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NOA1 has been issued for the cases related to the November 2020 and to the 1st week of December are in progress so hopefully you will get your NOA1 until 20 march 2021. Due to the pandemic it takes 9 - 10 weeks by average.
CEAC Status Change
in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
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Can you please share your experience about my case status "Application Received" that how much time a case like this processes? Not updated since March 24. Thank you