All Liberians feel free to leave a comment here about your case or ask any questions you may have about your case with USCIS or at NVC. There are many others like you who might be experiencing similar situations.
This forum is for people living in the US who have petitioned for families and loved ones living in West African countries. Leave a question or comment here to get answers from people who are in similar situations or have had similar experience.
Anyone from Liberia that have questions about their approved i-130, RFE, NVC stage or interview scheduling at the US embassy in Monrovia should feel free to post here
If you filed for US CITIZENSHIP in 2024 or thinking about filing for US CITIZENSHIP feel free to leave a comment here or ask any questions you may have.
I think it depends on the embassy staffing and workload. It usually takes anywhere from a month after the case is DQ’d to more than a year depending on the beneficiary home country. Most African countries do not process more visa applications as compared to Asia or the Middle East so the wait time should be average in your case. I’m anticipating 6 months or less. Nothing to worry about. Some Asian and middle eastern countries have a longer wait time to get an interview. I was reading on another thread where this dude said his beneficiary had been waiting for about a year and a half to have an interview scheduled. I believe they from the UAE
What’s the current processing time for your case under the “myProgress” section on your online account ? Did they issue you an RFE? What is your service center ?
Anyone who filed form i-130 for parents in February of 2023 should leave a message here or feel free to ask any questions. Also, please update the forum on the progress of your petition with USCIS and the NVC.