F-2A Visa Timelines

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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-130 Sent	I-130 NOA1	I-130 NOA2	NVC Received	NVC Left	Consulate Received	Packet 3 Received	Packet 3 Sent	Packet 4 Received	Interview	Visa Received	US Entry	Total Days File ➙ Int.	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
James & Mae	Philippines	California	No	Manila, Philippines	2013-08-22	2013-08-27	2013-10-18	2013-11-25									N/A		2013-11-26
Cheeky & Nick	Philippines	California	No	Manila, Philippines	2013-08-26	2013-08-28	2013-10-02	2013-10-15	2014-02-10	2014-02-20				2014-03-24	2014-03-30		210*		2014-05-25
Kate & Sam	Philippines	California	No	Manila, Philippines	2013-09-13	2013-09-16	2013-10-21										N/A		2013-12-04
Me & Be	Philippines	California	No	Manila, Philippines	2013-09-27	2013-09-30	2013-11-07	2013-11-21						2015-06-18			629		2015-05-06
Mrs. Film & Doctor Film	Philippines	California	No	Manila, Philippines	2013-10-04	2013-10-07	2013-11-25	2013-12-03						2015-09-16	2015-09-19	2015-10-09	712*		2016-01-16
Ren & Lucy	Philippines	California	No	Armenia	2013-10-16	2013-10-21	2013-11-08										N/A		2013-11-14
Chloe & Kobi	Philippines	California	No	Manila, Philippines	2013-11-05	2013-11-08	2014-02-05	2014-03-29	2015-12-21	2015-12-23	2015-12-03	2015-12-15	2015-12-03	2016-01-08	2016-01-14	2016-02-02	794*		2016-01-13
AEG & CMG	Philippines	California	No	Armenia	2013-11-05	2013-11-08	2014-02-05	2014-03-29		2015-12-23			2015-12-03	2016-01-08	2016-01-14	2016-02-10	794*	F2A US EMBASSY MANILA VISA INTERVIEW EXPERIENCE I had my interview today, 08th of January 2016; 6:15 am schedule, at US Embassy Manila. Flew all the way from Davao, I stayed at Bayview Park Hotel Manila, its located just across the street of USEM Manila To start with, these are the things I brought with me in preparation with the interview: 1. 👍🏼Passport (valid in 6 months) 2. 👍🏼Photocopy of passport biographic page 3. 👍🏼Cenomar (petitioner) 4. 👍🏼Cenomar (beneficiary) 5. 👍🏼Birth certificate (petitioner) 6. 👍🏼Birth certificate (beneficiary) 7. 👍🏼Police clearance 8. 👍🏼NBI clearance (valid in 6 months) 9. 👍🏼Financial Proofs - 👍🏼Latest ITR - 👍🏼Latest W2 - 👍🏼Employment certificate - 👍🏼 Petitioners IDs (GC/Driver's License/Passport Biographic copy) 10. 👍🏼DS260 copy 11. 👍🏼Sealed Medical Result from SLEC 12. 👍🏼Interview letter 13. 👍🏼Passport size (2x2) photo 4 pieces 14. 👍🏼Marriage Certificate 15. 👍🏼Proof of Relationship - 👍🏼Wedding pictures - 👍🏼Photos together - 👍🏼Chatlogs ( from start of relationship to current chats) - 👍🏼proof of financial support - 👍🏼plane tickets and/or passport stamps (records of previous visit) - 👍🏼affidavit of witness (3 persons) 16. 👍🏼Affidavit of Support I went to USEM Manila at 5:00am, the line was already long, there are separate lines for SEAMAN/IMMIGRANTS/NON IMMIGRANTS. Then at 6:00am, they started checking and allowing applicants to go inside. The things that first checked before you get inside were: DS260, INTERVIEW LETTER and PASSPORT. Then, you will be instructed to go inside and pass through the scanner. Remember, electronic gadgets are not allowed (Flash drive, cellphone, tab, laptop, etc.) and also food and drinks are not allowed (but you can bring candies). Step 1: Proceed at window 2 for priority number. You will be asked who's your petitioner and the petitioner's DOB. Step 2: Before proceeding with the second step at the main building where the whole process takes, you will pass through a scanner again and bags will be checked by a guard this time. Proceed at pre-screening/Finger scanning area. Finger scanning first, then I was asked with few questions (Petitioner's name/DOB/ How did the petitioner get into the USA). And also asked if did I applied for a visa before, my answer was yes, I applied for a tourist visa before and yet it was denied. Then he collected few of my requirements (Cenomar/ NBI Clearance/ Marriage Certificate/ SLEC Sealed Medical Result). Step 3: Then, I was instructed to proceed with Oath taking. It was an American lady. Then another set of finger scanning. Step 4: Then, the most awaited interview with the American consul. I was luckily assigned to a male, smiling, kind and handsome consul. Questions asked to me were: CO: State your name and your birthdate ME: <stated> CO: Who's your petitioner? ME: My husband. <stated name> CO: DOB of petitioner ME: <stated> CO: How did he get into the US? ME: He was petitioned by his American step dad under IR2 category. CO: Husband's job? ME: <stated> CO: Your address in the US? ME: <stated> CO: Do you have a child? ME: None CO: Have you ever been outside the Philippines? ME: Yes! But just for vacation. CO: What country? ME: Been to HK, Macau, SG, Malaysia He then handed me a pamphlet about domestic violence and instructed me to read and understand it. And finally he says the magic word, "everything is good, you're APPROVED!!!". Step 5: Proceed for step 5 for the mailing address. The lady just gave me a piece of paper which explains how to register your mailing address online at ustraveldocs.com. Yes! Was exactly done and out of the US Embassy Manila by 9:30am. Went back to my hotel, availed my free breakfast buffet and by 11:30am I checked my CEAC status and I was happy seeing it already updated to ISSUED.	2016-03-11
msi & Eta	Philippines	California	No	Manila, Philippines	2013-11-08	2013-11-25	2014-02-03	2014-02-28									N/A		2015-02-14
ehJ & eoJ	Philippines	California	No	Manila, Philippines	2013-11-18	2013-11-25	2014-02-06	2014-02-17	2015-06-25				2015-07-30	2015-08-06	2015-08-11		626*		2015-08-14