IR-1/CR-1 Spouse 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	Marriage	Total Days File ➙ Int.	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Tomasa Pabon & Kevin Post	Colombia	California	No	Bogota, Colombia	2011-09-30	2011-10-04	2012-03-19	2012-05-17	2012-07-30	2012-08-01	2012-08-01			2012-09-18	2012-09-24	2012-09-25	2011-08-13	354*	It was a chilly morning here in Bogotá as we woke up early to arrive at the embassy to wait in line. We arrived at 6:20am even though our interview wasn't until 9:00am. We waited in line 4 until 8:30am dancing a little bit to stay warm. By 9am we were directed to line 3 (which is the line for immigrants); this was outside of the embassy. Afterwards, it was required of us to take off our belts and jackets and leave our cell phones at the enterance. We arrived at an office with our papers (including my medical papers). As expected, the official who was very amiable told us to wait until my name was called. There were only two officials working in the offices for immigrants and therefore we had to wait a bit until around 10:30am before my name was called. Time flew by because my husband and I were laughing to the point where our stomachs hurt from laughter and luckily there was a little café that sold coffee, buñuelos, empanadas and other pastries which hit the spot because we didn't eat much of a breakfast that morning. I was then called to office number 3 and my husband greeted the official in window three. She was a very kind lady and asked that she speak with me. The first thing that was asked of me was to give my finger prints and when we finished scanning my fingers in several different positions we proceeded to speak by a telephone. INTERVIEW: Official: Who is asking for the visa? Me: My husband. Official: Do you swear that all the information provided is true? Me: Yes ma'am. Official: What is you husband's complete name? Me: (husband's name) Official: When and where did you meet? Me: At a party in Medellin, Colombia. November 2009 Official: Tell me about the party (she asked with a smile) Me: (I spoke about the party) Official: When did the two of you get married? Me: August 13, 2011 (and then I showed her at least 60 photos in chronological order). Official: (with a big smile she looked at my photos and said that she didn't have time to see all of them. She took out of a photo of my husband and I in Cartagena and asked, "is this Cartagena?") Me: Yes, it's Cartagena. My husband and I have traveled throughout Colombia together. Official: How many times has you husband visited Colombia? Me: Ha! So many times and every time he visited he stays for as long as 6 months. Official: Were you married before? Me: Yes. Official: (pause) Who is R.B.? (co-sponsor). Me: That's my mother-in-law, she is great and treats me like a daughter. She even baught my wedding dress. (I gave more information than needed). Official: Great, everything is in order. Congrats, your visa has been approved. Welcome to the United States of America (with a smile). Me: Thank you so much. Your Spanish is great, I could understand everything. My husband couldn't hear everything that was said because the official was behind sound-proof glass but became excited when he saw her put my passport away as this is a sign that the visa was approved. We smiled, hugged and kissed as my husband lifted me in the air with excitement.	2012-09-24
H & G	Ghana	California	No	Armenia	2011-11-10	2011-11-16	2012-05-02	2012-05-23	2012-08-01	2012-08-01			2012-08-02	2012-09-13	2012-10-19		2011-10-12	308*		2012-10-19
Sha & Mo	Kenya	California	No	Kenya	2011-10-29	2011-11-03	2012-04-24	2012-05-25	2012-07-20	2012-08-01			2012-08-03	2012-09-20	2012-09-20	2012-10-13		327*	Interview was manageable the only 2 questions asked 1) Where we met? And to explain who all is in our wedding pictures? POE was pretty smooth also. We entered through Dallas airport there was a long line which took a while but all in all it was straightforward.	2012-10-16
AR & AlwaysHoping	Syria	California	No	Amman, Jordan	2012-03-20	2012-03-30	2012-05-30	2012-05-30	2012-08-01	2012-08-01	2012-08-07			2012-09-13	2012-09-19	2012-09-30	2012-02-22	177*		2012-09-30
Craig & Madlyne	United Kingdom	California	No	London, United Kingdom	2011-08-15	2011-08-18	2012-02-24	2012-03-12		2012-08-01		2012-07-10	2012-08-01	2012-09-14			2011-05-23	396		2012-09-14
Paul & Melanie	United Kingdom	California	No	London, United Kingdom	2011-10-07	2011-10-12	2012-04-02	2012-05-04	2012-08-01	2012-08-01	2012-08-01	2012-08-01	2012-08-01	2012-09-17	2013-03-29	2013-05-07	2011-08-06	346*		2019-05-29
Ayman & Nicole	Israel	California	No	Israel	2011-10-05	2011-10-15	2012-04-28	2012-05-29	2012-07-25	2012-08-02	2012-08-03			2012-09-04			2011-09-22	335		2012-09-06
dee & emm	Nigeria	California	No	Nigeria	2011-09-27	2011-09-29	2012-04-27	2012-05-14	2012-08-01	2012-08-02			2012-07-30	2012-09-21	2012-09-28	2012-10-03	2011-08-20	360*	Very Smooth Entry into Washington Dulles International Airport.	2012-10-23
andreea & mike	Romania	California	No	Bucharest, Romania	2012-03-01	2012-03-05	2012-03-27	2012-05-03	2012-07-26	2012-08-02	2012-08-02	2012-08-08	2012-08-06	2012-08-08	2012-08-10		2010-03-11	160*	Our case was expedited during the consular portion of the process because of a special family circumstance. We received notice that the case was approved for expedited processing on July 26. Other than the consular portion, the rest of the visa processing took place under the regular calendar.	2012-09-04
Aaron & Megan	United Kingdom	California	No	London, United Kingdom	2011-08-27	2011-08-31	2012-03-02	2012-03-23	2012-08-01	2012-08-02	2012-08-03	2012-08-03	2012-08-03	2012-09-24			2011-08-02	394	K1: Megan had the NOA1 all along, she just didn't know what it was :D. --- 172 days from NOA1 to NOA2. Good job, VSC :)! IR1/CR1: NOA1 received, waiting on NOA2! NOA2 received.. 206 days from NOA1 to NOA2. Not so good job, CSC! Finally got all the I-864/IV stuff done and approved.. so now it's off to the embassy.	2015-08-02