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ArethisPT

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  1. Just to share my experience with Cr1/Ir1, I've been approved at USCIS on December 8th and on December 15th I've submitted every document needed and it took exactly 32 days to get DQ, on January 17th and on the same day I got the email from NVC saying that they're going to work with the embassy in Paris to schedule an interview. The million dollar question is, how long until they schedule an interview in Paris?!
  2. Guys, just got the approval on my documents section, I'm so happy I can't describe it.....
  3. Oh, so it's the same day as your NOA1? Congratulations btw 🥳🎉
  4. Congratulations fellow European, hope you have a fast NVC experience.
  5. Congratulations. Hope you get to NVC quick. Unfortunately alot of people are on the California SC, wich we don't know what they're doing over there.
  6. Well when was your AR doesn't matter, you're still in the same boat as us.
  7. Hey guys, did anyone notice that the CSC timeline for I-130s has changed to February 2021 here in VJ? Is it a bug?
  8. Their processing time is 10.5 months, you're still within the time frame and you can only inquire in November. I submitted on Oct 15th and AR on Oct 26th. Oh but that's not NVC or USCIS problem, that's the backlog of your embassy, there's a website you can check that, just Google "Ghana US Embassy I-130 interview backlog" and it should give you something.
  9. Honestly, I don't think it's true that they got approved, they didnt expedite and never got a welcome letter from NVC.
  10. According to their timeline they submitted on October 13th....and somehow they got approved in June....
  11. So, idk what you've heard but, everything you said doesn't make sense, let's go by parts from what you've said... 1st, the i-129f doesn't do anything to your i-130, it could actually speed up the process according to other people (not sure if it's all true), but it's free and if you get approved on your i-130 they reject your i-129f and you move on to NVC. 2nd the fact that your husband started a new job meanwhile doesn't mean that he has to inform USCIS right now, because you're going to have to provide all of that information again to NVC and it has to be the updated one, so you don't change anything for now, keep the same info that you have on the i-130. Anyway, that's just my opinion.
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