JKassian
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I am also going through the same procedures, It will happen when it happens, the only time the government moves fast is when they want money from you. My lady also made it out of Kharkiv with her son, mother and a friend and her dog. They are now in Nuremberg, Germany. Frankfurt is where the medical exam and the interview will take place. I have also requested an expedite, unfortunately I received an RFE but managed to get certified copies of the info and sent it back within a week. They received it yesterday through certified mail so I am also waiting for the NOA2. I have been doing a lot of research and I have not seen anything that suggests that NVC will not be reviewing the case. Although you can expedite at the NVC and they will skip the process and send it to the foreign embassy. https://www.immi-usa.com/nvc-expedite-request/ I am tired of being stressed out wondering when everything will take place, therefor I am going to TRY to go about my daily business and just wait for the NOA2 and for the NVC case to receive it so I can get the case number so I can do another expedite. I am thinking it will take about 2 weeks before the embassy gets the documents from the NVC.
Good luck
if you have any other questions I can try to inform you of what I know, hopefully you are working on your I-864 sponsorship form, and then your fiance will also have to do a DS-160 and of course study for the interview.
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Yes, my fiance goes to a refugee center for assistance. She found a married couple (how I do not know) I believe they offered assistance at the center. They had an extra dwelling that was furnished and that is where they are staying.She is staying with her friend, her mother and her son. I believe they can stay there until May. Her son actually started school in Germany this week also. I do not know the procedures at the refugee center but they have done a pretty good job of explaining the steps. She always seemed to have an itinerary for the first couple of weeks. Now she walks, travels and cooks. She has settled in to a point but still feels strange in a different world and the lack of communication in either English or German. I am not certain on all of the procedures as she has handled most of that and just informs me of the tasks at hand.
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I am also going through the same procedures, It will happen when it happens, the only time the government moves fast is when they want money from you. My lady also made it out of Kharkiv with her son, mother and a friend and her dog. They are now in Nuremberg, Germany. Frankfurt is where the medical exam and the interview will take place. I have also requested an expedite, unfortunately I received an RFE but managed to get certified copies of the info and sent it back within a week. They received it yesterday through certified mail so I am also waiting for the NOA2. I have been doing a lot of research and I have not seen anything that suggests that NVC will not be reviewing the case. Although you can expedite at the NVC and they will skip the process and send it to the foreign embassy. https://www.immi-usa.com/nvc-expedite-request/ I am tired of being stressed out wondering when everything will take place, therefor I am going to TRY to go about my daily business and just wait for the NOA2 and for the NVC case to receive it so I can get the case number so I can do another expedite. I am thinking it will take about 2 weeks before the embassy gets the documents from the NVC.
Good luck
if you have any other questions I can try to inform you of what I know, hopefully you are working on your I-864 sponsorship form, and then your fiance will also have to do a DS-160 and of course study for the interview.
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You seem to be on the right track, I am not an expert at this either. We are all trying to get this process completed ....well by yesterday, I think you know what I mean. I have insight and advice from other gentlemen not on VJ plus the agency that I am involved with. I do not use them much as we are now really good friends. The agency will help me yet and have agreed to train my fiancé with the interview and help her fill out the required forms.https://www.boundless.com/immigration-resources/preparing-for-the-marriage-green-card-interview/
Germany has been good, she has free travel, finding a place to stay was rather easy, unfortunately her English is very low, her son speaks decent English and her friend speaks well. Germany seems less stressful than Poland, it is still nothing like Ukraine but a little closer to the way we live in USA. She has been going to a refugee center and receiving assistance for housing, food and clothing. She is very conservative so she purchases most of her items second hand. Even though I have transferred a lot of Euros to so she doesn't have to worry about finances. I hope this helps
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