The White Fiance

Here is what I saw: Renaluz & Ellis: March to May Andrea & Morgan: June to December Laura & Dylan: March to June Some are longer.

Check this out: https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citlist.php?op6=All&op7=Orlando+FL&op1=5&op2=d&op4=1&op5=&cfl=0

Thanks for the help. I found this site's link to a Visajourney page listing times, but it didn't work. Somehow or another, I got to it on my own. Looks like it's around 4 months for ordinary cases.

Has anyone here been through the naturalization process in Orlando? It looks like we can file our application next August. We are wondering how quickly Orlando moves.

Oh, boy. Do you seriously think I'm going to take homework assignments from you? Do it yourself. I came here and tried to be helpful, and I'm getting very ungrateful and uninformed responses. If you don't believe me, do your own work and prove I'm wrong. Apply for about a dozen tourist visas. I warn you, it's a waste of time.

Yes. The Schengen people do it, too. They don't call them "fraudulent," but they are. It's asinine, but it's what they want. You can't fly with dummy tickets. They can't be used to hold your place on a flight. They're useless. They prove nothing. Somehow consulates still ask for them and caution people against buying real tickets. I could show you emails. It's amazing. You can get your ridiculous fake tickets at dummyticket.com.

Consulates commonly request dummy tickets, which they know are fraudulent. Not my idea.

Taiwan gave us a visa. No problems. Takes a couple of weeks. We will give the Swiss our application in August. Taiwan accepted ridiculous dummy tickets.

My wife is Zambian, so nearly all countries work hard to keep her from visiting. She now has her green card. We are interested in traveling abroad next month for tourism purposes. We are not willing to visit the countries she can go to without a visa. We have been to the best ones already. Has anyone here had experience applying for tourist visas to the Schengen area or the Far East with a green card? I would like to know if any countries are easier than others. It would be very nice to be able to avoid traveling to a consulate or embassy, since it would involve two days on the road plus a hotel for us.

Has anyone here used a digitally certified marriage certificate copy at an embassy interview? The NVC's boilerplate says they want the original, but before I risk shipping to a country where things often get lost, I want to know if they really have to have it. I can understand how they would want the originals of certificates from countries where fraud is a problem, but ours is from Utah. I sent an inquiry to the US embassy in Zambia. Hope they respond.