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2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I just wondered of the two had been linked.

 

From a practical perspective with an expedite it is by definition discretionary and they can approve or not, as was mentioned above Iranian cases generally go into longer review even after the interview so nothing will happen quickly.

I figured being Iranian already resulted in a huge setback…thanks anyways 🙏 

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

Did you seek an expedite based on the above as well?

No I didn’t bother with that. It was during the USCIS stage. Case was approved by USCIS shortly after posting that. 

Just now, beloved_dingo said:

Boiler wasn't asking the reason for the expedite, they are asking what part of the process you are trying to expedite.

The interview itself. Case (CR1) is currently at NVC. 

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

What sort of case are you trying to expedite? Is this for your spouse?

Yes. CR1

1 minute ago, Crazy Cat said:

What visa are you trying to expedite?

CR1

27 minutes ago, Boiler said:

What are you trying to expedite?

Petitioner’s medical condition. I provided physician’s note that mentioned “life-threatening situation”. I also provided his consultation/assessment and the medication prescribed. 
 

Hi,

I also posted this in the NVC subforums since I was not sure where it belongs. Please delete the incorrect thread. 
 

I submitted an NVC Expedite on June 12 for the US Embassy in Abu Dhabi. My expedite was based on a life-and-death situation. My doctor wrote a fantastic letter, indicating the petitioner’s condition (Me) is deteriorating rapidly and life-threatening. He provided his letter, assessment and prescription information.
 

And yet, Abu Dhabi rejected it… I am at a loss of words…how can I prove the severity of the situation??? Please if you have any advice, I would really appreciate it. My only thought is to get another doctor to write a letter and request another expedite with both letters.

I am USC. I submitted I-130 petition for my wife in March. It has been under active review since June.  She lives in Iran. 

Would it be worth submitting an expedite request for our case given the current civil unrest, protests, violence/brutality from police, and nation-wide Internet blackout?

Do I have anything to lose if it is denied? I dont want to further delay our case. 
 

Thank You