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So you believe that it will be issued as it says Approved on the CEAC? Thats awesome to hear.

Just checked the CEAC website and the status has moved to Approved The following is what was written Looks like we are just one step away from my Fiancé obtaining the K1 Visa which has been a almost 2 year process. Keeping our fingers crossed and saying our prayers. I am hopeful that whatever they do during the final review as stated here " However, a final screening step must still be completed prior to issuance that could lead a consular officer to conclude that you are not eligible for a visa", is just a mere formality. Hoping that we hear good news in the next day on the CEAC site.

Just looking at the CEAC it shows and I am sure it showed Immigrant Visa Application prior to this, because thats how we sign into the CEAC now by using the Immigrant tab, prior to that we used the Nonimmigrant Tab to sign in and had to select a location, but under the Immigrant tab there is not that section. I logged on using the Immigrant Tab. Wondering if that means something or not

Just checked the CEAC this morning and the status has changed from refused to Application Received. Does anyone know what this means? The interview was already done and as stated above in another post they have her passport. We are now starting the 4th week after the Interview was held and she was initially approved.

My Fiancée's K-1 interview was on June 29th at the US Embassy in Bangkok. She is from Myanmar, but has lived in Thailand for 16 years. She obtained a Thailand Police clearance which was submitted with her package and given to the consular officer on the date of her interview. She was told her visa was approved after the interview, but then was called the next day and asked about how long she has been living in Thailand. Today the consular officer e-mailed, and it appears she is now in 221G administrative processing. They requested a Myanmar (Burma) Police Certificate, which the only way to get is to travel back to Myanmar and apply in person. With the current issues in Myanmar she would have to travel through technically a war zone to get to her village, which is not a Burmese village but a Karen village. We are trying to see if a relative still there can obtain one at the nearest Police center which is a 2 hour drive from her village, but as of this morning have not heard back. Does anybody have some information on how she could get the police clearance without risking her life to do so by driving back into Myanmar.