Presley4000

Hello and thanks for the response. We recently learned some encouraging news, checked this morning, and the case status was changed to ISSUED. In reality, it took nearly a week since I submitted in the missing paperwork on July 21st, 2023, and two weeks from the interview date of July 14th, 2023.

Hello to everyone. At my father's interview on July 14, he was issued a yellow slip instructing him to present a missing document, in this case my original birth certificate, which was provided to the consulate here on May 21. When I viewed the visa status page, it always indicated that the most recent update was made on July 14. Today, however, it indicated that the most recent update was made on July 28, but the status still reads "refused." Has anyone else had this happen to them? I'm wondering if the fact that I haven't received any email notifications about the change is good or bad.

I thought that was it, Hopefully, once i give the birth certificate tomorrow they will review it as soon as possible. Does anyone know of the timeframe they normally take reviewing (Administrative processing)? I think in general it is 60 days or does this vary by embassy and country, as i stated my father is located in Bogota, Colombia.

Hello everyone, hope someone can help me clarify and shed light 💡 my father attended his interview in Bogota, Colombia 🇨🇴 in July 14 we provided all documents but one important one was missing my original birth certificate which did not arrive in time for the interview. Nevertheless, he attended the interview everything seemed to run smoothly even in the first filter they mentioned to my father that the missing document would not delay or stop the process. Counselor kept his passport and He was given a yellow slip (administrative review) is what I understand along with a white sheet congratulating him and that he is elegible to apply for residency / residency fee of 225 . My birth certificate should be arriving to Colombia sometime tomorrow , and he should be giving the birth certificate to complete the process .. is there a possibility knowing that they kept the passport that he can be issued a visa or until they review my birth certificate and once all complete he would be issued a visa ? I ask this as the first filter in the embassy stated the missing the document would not delay/stop his visa issuance ?

Thank you!

I hope this helps, according to this video, They are currently scheduling interviews that were qualified from April-May of 2022.

Hi, I applied for my father back on May 2021 and precisely received a response on May of this year, (Being worked in Nebraska) that the I-130 was approved, After this it was moved to the NVC application center in Colombia. Just now, we were able to submit our DS-260 and I-814 for personal reasons, currently submitting civil documents and all I know is the next step is interview along with medical exam, if all is approved and goes well.

I'm a US citizen petitioning my father via IR5 pathway, Already reached the part to upload civil documents. However, for his first marriage all the documentation we have is the final judgement on his divorce for the first marriage, My question would be is that enough with divorce decree or will we have to also upload the marriage certificate? Greatly appreciate the help as I have had a mix of information to upload or not to upload, so has me unsure.