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We have checked our application status on CEAC and it says "Ready" from Sept 15. But neither me nor my fiance have received any communication from the embassy regarding anything. The last notification we received was from NVC when they notified us that it was "In Transit" to the embassy. For Turkey, I have read on their consulate page that they will contact us regarding "packet 3" and scheduling the interview appointment. It seems like this embassy works the slowest compared to others I have read here. 
 
Does anyone have an idea on how long it should take for the embassy to reach out to us since our case is "Ready" in CEAC?

Got our NOA2 approval yesterday 
Time to continue the waiting game now with NVC
 
Not sure if the persistent contacting my local congressman helped 😅 

Got our NOA2 approval yesterday 
Time to continue the waiting game now with NVC
 
Not sure if the persistent contacting my local congressman helped 😅 

Congratulations!  🎉🎉 When was your NOA1?

Got our NOA2 approval yesterday 
Time to continue the waiting game now with NVC
 
Not sure if the persistent contacting my local congressman helped 😅 

Got our NOA2 approval yesterday 
Time to continue the waiting game now with NVC
 
Not sure if the persistent contacting my local congressman helped 😅 

Got our NOA2 approval yesterday 
Time to continue the waiting game now with NVC
 
Not sure if the persistent contacting my local congressman helped 😅 

Got our NOA2 approval yesterday 
Time to continue the waiting game now with NVC
 
Not sure if the persistent contacting my local congressman helped 😅 

I am tired of repeating this...
I am sorry, what you wrote is simply not true. USCIS is funded solely by fees of applicants so your paid to US government to process your case, we are not getting a handout but expecting service from our government that we paid for.
Also, comparison with Europe is not appropriate, because USA is of similar size and has 50 states that make the Union, you can move between the states. In Europe every country has its own immigration, and when you are not from EU member state you go trough the immigration process that is 3 times faster. Friend of mine started process of getting his fiancé from China to Germany one month after me, and they managed to finish it in 4 Months, we are waiting 12.
 
Also it is easy to be motivated when you are sitting in EU member state that can get easy trave to USA without visa. There are couples that are from countries like Philippines, China, Bosnia or other countries that need tourist visa to do basic visits and in these countries wait for tourist visa can be Months long. In my case, I am stuck in China due to lockdowns and Covid measures and even though I have tourist visa, I cannot leave. I have not seen my fiance for over 2.5 years now, and we are 5 years in relationship and used to live together for 2,5 years, we had wedding planned for February 2020, tell me how not to get frustrated.

We need to understand each other situation, and not just make blank statements how we need to be patient.  For example Philippines even after they get NOA2, they have to wait months for Visa Interview, what puts their total wait to over two years.
 

The wait on this is ridiculous. There are many that have decided to come via student visas (F1), I personally know several. They come and decide not to go to the school they enrolled in and then legally get married to their fiancé and file an "adjustment of status". MANY are doing this where I am, because it only costs a few thousand dollars (for the university expense) and it is time sensitive as the visa can be issued 120 days in advance. Obviously the USCIS believes something such as our K1 is not time sensitive and the USCIS gives less of a **** if it ends up destroying the relationships. None of us know when they'll get to our case or if our case will again be pushed back several months and the stress is really taking a toll on a lot who see that other visas are given priority.