IR-1/CR-1 Spouse Visa Timelines

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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-130 Sent	I-130 NOA2	NVC Received	NVC Left	Consulate Received	Packet 4 Received	Interview	Visa Received	US Entry	Marriage	Total Days File ➙ Int.	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
P & N	India	Texas	No	New Delhi, India	2016-07-27	2016-08-05			2016-07-27	2016-08-05	2017-04-18	2017-04-26	2017-05-22	2013-04-20	265*		2017-06-01
Mo & Mo	India	Nebraska	No	New Delhi, India	2014-06-12	2014-09-19					2014-09-18			2014-05-24	98		2017-06-01
Pooja & Dylan	India	Potomac Service Center	No	Mumbai, India	2017-03-17	2017-12-07	2018-02-01	2018-05-09	2018-05-16	2018-04-27	2018-06-15	2018-06-19	2018-06-21	2016-07-04	455*		2018-06-24
M & N	India	Texas	No	Mumbai, India		2018-02-20					2019-02-13			2017-03-06	N/A		2019-02-18
C & Sai	India	Potomac Service Center	No	Mumbai, India	2018-06-07	2018-11-15	2018-12-13				2019-04-03			2018-03-10	300		2019-04-03
Jose & Sherlyne	India	Potomac Service Center	No	Mumbai, India					2019-05-09		2019-06-21			2018-05-20	N/A		2019-06-24
Ammy & Ed	India	California	No	Mumbai, India	2017-11-03	2019-03-19	2019-05-28			2019-10-24	2019-11-19				746	Interview experience at Mumbai Embassy : I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked: When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay. Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon.	2019-11-22
KP & N	India	Texas	No	Mumbai, India	2018-04-06	2018-12-04	2019-01-08				2019-08-27	2019-09-01	2019-09-02	2018-03-23	508*		2019-10-22
Y & X	India	Potomac Service Center	No	Mumbai, India	2018-07-27	2019-02-02	2019-03-28			2019-08-22	2019-09-27				427	Some comments from her: 1) A lot of the non-English speaking people seemed to have been called first. My DIL was one of the last people to be interviewed. 2) Most interviews were short from what she observed. Some were as long as 25-30 minutes. A few were rejected as the CO wasn't satisfied. 3) Some questions asked to my DIL were: a) Who's calling? b) Was yours a love or arranged marriage? If arranged, how? c) Where will you go once you reach US? d) Do you plan to work? What will you do? What is your educational background. She was then told her visa was approved.	2019-09-27
A & A	India	Texas	No	Armenia	2018-04-02						2019-09-19	2019-09-24			535*		2019-09-24