Ernest J

She located in Liberia

1. Are you USC or LPR?: I am a U.S. Citizen (USC). 2. Have you emailed or sent a letter to NVC to keep the case open since DQ?: No, I haven't contacted NVC yet regarding this matter. 3. Which is it? Sierra Leone or Liberia?: My wife's case is currently in Sierra Leone, but it was initially in Liberia. Given my status as a USC, I understand that my spouse might be exempt from certain restrictions. I'd like to know more about the next steps and required documentation, such as evidence of our relationship (e.g., DNA testing).

I'm from Liberia, but my wife's case has been transferred to Sierra Leone, where it's currently being handled. I'm wondering what steps I can take to potentially transfer her case back to Liberia. Are there any legal avenues or procedures I should be aware of? I'd appreciate guidance on navigating this complex situation.

2-Year Wait for IR-1 Visa Interview in Sierra Leone: Seeking Advice and Insights Hi everyone, I'm reaching out for advice and support regarding my wife's IR-1 visa application. According to the National Visa Center (NVC), all documents were submitted promptly and accurately, but it's been over 2 years since then, and we still haven't received a call for an interview. Case Details: Visa Type: IR-1 (Immediate Relative) visa Priority Date: November 7, 2022 Current Status: Waiting for interview scheduling at the U.S. Embassy in Freetown Foreign State of Chargeability: Liberia Interview Location: Freetown I'm concerned about the delay and wondering if anyone else has experienced similar issues. What could be causing the delay in scheduling an interview? Are there any known issues with the U.S. embassy in Sierra Leone that might be contributing to the delay? I'd appreciate any insights, advice, or shared experiences that might help me navigate this challenging situation. Thank you in advance for your help and support!