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SneakyPete

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    K-1 Visa
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    Lewisville TX Lockbox
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    Philippines

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  1. You can. DS-160 is a good for one month until you submit it, and one year after you submit.
  2. Wait 2 weeks from the date on that status, then use https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html to request your NVC case number. Alternatively, if you are patient, wait for K1-FTP e-mail that NVC sends to e-mail address you put on form I-129F which will provide with with your NVC number and notifies you NVC shipped your case to the Embassy where beneficiary will have interview.
  3. It will not affect entry into US, but without CFO certificate you will have issues exiting Philippines. CFO is fairly involved process, and usually split into two parts, the group part, and then one on one interview part. As long as you are able to adequately explain the situation you should be fine. Good luck!
  4. I-129F submitted in Dec 2023 are being worked on currently. But USCIS works on fairly wide range of cases, and it is not known when they will speed up since prices went up on 1 April 2024 their processing speed might be affected.
  5. Not sure where you are in the world, but if I understand your story correctly your fiancee filed I-129F on your behalf last month? Do you have access to any social services, if you feel situation at home for you becoming unbearable? It also sounds like you are able to travel into US on I presume B-2 or ESTA like program? Assuming your fiancee can support you, you might be able stay with them while you wait for I-129F approval. Good luck, and hopefully your situation improves soon!
  6. For 80% of cases. Majority will likely see approvals for I-129F in 5-6 months unless USCIS slows down. Currently Nov - Dec 2023 are being approved, Jan 2024 is about 3 weeks out at current rates.
  7. NVC ship cases to Embassy every 2 weeks or so with some exceptions. Next shipment should be 9 Apr 2024.
  8. This is a lot harder to figure out as I-130 is not a single purpose petition. You also have people trying to do some back door shenanigans by following up I-130 with I-129F for K-3 (????) If you know a good way to isolate I-130 specifically for CR-1/IR-1 it would be good to look at.
  9. What bring VJ data app is increase in Embassy waiting times. I know several Embassies are stopping their immigrant visa operations, like Amsterdam one for example, so I am not sure how some Embassy becoming slower contribute to overall time. Embassy time increasing according to VJ. USCIS times going down. Currently USCIS approving OCT 2023 I-129F petitions.
  10. VJ data is based to the best of my knowledge on user self reports that tend be rather error prone. Heck, many folks are still confused between TSC and CSC. Also, that timeline also has Embassy time, and I really not sure how accurate it is. I-129F approvals from USCIS data.
  11. EAD are routinely approved within days or weeks from biometrics being completed so there are certainly reasons to do them quicker rather than later.
  12. There is something to be said that tech being used for this sputum test hasn't changed in over 100 years. Seems preposterous.
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