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@Olvaranim Thanks !!!

@Olvaranim what is a TAL ? not sure on the terminology

@K1visak2 it has been about a month and a half for us. from previous advice i got from others on the forum, it seems like us embassy in poland is doing this to almost every russian fiancee. the polish website https://pl.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas-fiancee-visa/case-status/?_ga=2.259673613.648768127.1712750814-153925293.1710862596 says that most cases take 60 days for administrative processing, but based on what @rikko has experienced it could be much much longer.

@rikko man sorry to hear that, that is ridiculous 😬 we interviewed on the 20th of February, they asked for all of the additional information including resume, we gave it to them the next day. CEAC website didn't show update until 29-February. Then nothing for 1 month and then asked for it again because the printout was hard for them to read. so we emailed it directly to them like they asked. The CO then responded and said thank you. I'm hoping it is being worked on

@rikko per the us embassy in poland's website https://pl.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas-fiancee-visa/case-status/?_ga=2.265004428.228747549.1710862596-153925293.1710862596 Some visa applications require further administrative processing, which takes additional time after the visa applicant’s interview by a consular officer. Applicants are advised of this requirement when they apply. Most administrative processing is resolved within 60 days of the visa interview. When administrative processing is required, the timing will vary based on the individual circumstances of each case. You can check the status of your visa application on ceac.state.gov. i was planning on emailing them at the end of this month to check in.

Hi All, Just looking for some guidance here because I am a bit confused. After her interview on the 20th of Feb 2024, the consular advised my fiancée that he would be refusing the Visa under the INA 221(g) and gave her the dreaded "white slip" that had these boxes checked: In the actual white slip they indicated 1. Passport 13. Additional Information I attached 2 jpg files: actual_white_slip.JPG ( in russian ) Englsh_for_reference.jpg They also gave my fiancée a separate sheet of paper with the list of questions that they had for her for the "additional information" requirement as well asked for a copy of my resume ( ??? ) and asked for it to be emailed to an address at the Warsaw consulate. We immediately went back to our hotel, filled out all the questions and I happened to have a copy of my resume and we emailed to the address specified. Several days later the Consular that did our interview responded back to us with this: Dear Madam, Thank you for provising us the additional information. We would like to let you know that your case remains denied under INA 221(g) pending the results of administrative processing. We will contact you when it is complete. Please be aware that it may take up to several months to complete. We are not able to estimate how long it may take. Sincerely, Immigrant Visa Section A couple of questions that come to mind: 1. How are we supposed give them our passport and her to travel back home ? 2. Since the CO himself responded with Thank you for provising us the additional information, do we need to actually submit the passport ? 3. Does this visa application actually go back to USCIS ? 4. Because this is a "white slip" realistically are we screwed ? Thanks in advance ! Curt