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
Jill & Jack	Canada	Nebraska	No	Montreal, Canada	2016-05-09	2016-05-10	2016-10-04	2016-10-27	2016-12-16	2016-12-19	2016-12-19	2016-12-19	2016-12-16	2017-01-24	2017-01-30	2017-02-10	2012-06-01	260*	She got approved. Heavy snow today in Montreal, so we went around 9:30 AM only. They called for documents around 9:45 AM. Â Interview was at 10:20 AM with the Rock star guy at window 7. Usual questions , how long u know, where you will stay? That's it. She got approved.	2024-01-22
J & D	Canada	Potomac Service Center	Nebraska	Montreal, Canada	2016-03-31	2016-04-04	2016-06-15	2016-08-24				2016-11-24	2016-12-01	2017-01-12			2009-12-02	287	I have a ten year bar for overstay so I know my Visa will be denied at my visa interview. Waiting for permission to apply for waiver I601. I-601 Waiver Received April 24 2017 - Receipt Received May 9 2017 I-601 Waiver APPROVED on June 5 2018 I-601 Waiver June 21 2018 accepted and in Administrative Processing in Montreal Canada	2018-07-31
Don & Janeth	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada	2015-01-22	2015-01-29	2015-06-23	2015-07-17		2015-12-02	2015-12-30	2015-12-30	2015-12-30	2016-02-01			2014-11-28	375		2016-01-20
Abigail & Jeremy	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada	2014-11-07	2014-11-13	2015-06-08	2015-07-17	2015-11-13	2015-11-16	2015-11-16	2015-11-16	2015-11-16	2015-12-18	2015-12-31	2016-01-04	2014-10-21	406*		2017-12-07
Shannon & Mark	Canada	Nebraska	No	Montreal, Canada	2015-01-18	2015-01-23	2015-05-19	2015-06-02	2015-09-24	2015-09-28	2015-09-28	2015-10-29	2015-09-30	2015-10-20	2015-10-27	2016-01-27	2014-07-06	275*	Well, it was a very interesting journey everyone. Approximately a 2 hr length of time from the time I got the the USA Consulate in Montreal until I was finished. All went well until the CO noticed one of my report cards in my file. He asked why it was in there and I explained to substantiate my surnames. I have had 4 surnames because my Mom was married twice and I was/am married twice. So, he asked, how many names, and, why and what were they and why my police certificate only showed one name (my current surname). I told him I did bring this to the attention of the Clerk who ran the criminal check and her response was this is the way they have always done it and there's been no problems. I wasn't comfortable with her explanation, however, I did notice that after my current name, she had put all name(s) have been run through the system , blah, blah blah. The CO got a bit snippy and said, well, who are you going to believe, them, or, us, we are the one who make the rules. He then told me that I was going to have to get finger printed through the RCMP. I was about panic stricken by then and asked if I could do it then (was about to hail a cab and go to the nearest RCMP office and beg them to run my finger prints and give me my report). About that time I started to sweat and not because I was having another hot flash, and, I started to pray. The CO asks me again if I have ever lived out of Canada and I replied no. He then told me to put my right hand on the scanner and then he asked if I had ever been charged with criminal activities, and, once again I replied no. All this time he's typing madly on the computer. He jumps up, with my police certificate in hand, goes to walk out of his little cubicle, then sits back down, scribbles on my file, and basically throws the welcome letter at me and tells me to watch my emails for when my visa can be picked up from the courier. No smile, no welcome, nothing. No matter, I was still elated. My medical was a breeze, nice Dr but can't remember his name. He said that almost every medical he has done for immigration is for people who have meet through the internet. Haha. So, word of advice to anyone who has had more than 2 surnames. When you get your police certificate, MAKE SURE THEY HAVE ALL NAMES LISTED AS BEING CHECKED, AND, POSSIBLY BE PRO-ACTIVE AND GET A FINGER PRINT DONE JUST TO BE ON THE SAFE SIDE. I stayed @ the Travelodge only 3 blocks down from the Consulate. The ONLY THING good about it was the location. So, I'm done now until it comes time to file the I-751. Sheesh, as if we haven't filed enough, right?! Oh well, c'est la vie. Soon I will be living full time with my husband. Baruch HaShem, bless the Name of GOD. Wishing everyone all the best. Warmest regards from Canada	2019-01-08
Dave & Emily	Canada	Nebraska	No	Armenia	2014-09-15	2014-09-15	2015-02-27	2015-03-17	2015-08-17			2015-09-14	2015-09-21	2015-10-14			2014-05-06	394	13 months less one day to approval.	2015-10-16
Yasmin & Cory	Canada	Texas	No	Montreal, Canada	2014-11-10	2014-11-14	2015-03-12					2015-08-31	2015-09-22	2015-10-19	2015-10-29	2015-10-29	2014-09-12	343*		2016-03-18
J & C	Canada	Texas	No	Armenia		2014-07-17						2015-08-11	2015-09-22	2015-10-05	2015-10-09	2015-10-13		N/A*		2016-11-19
Bonnie & Bob	Canada	California	Nebraska	Montreal, Canada	2013-04-26	2013-04-29	2014-03-27	2014-04-10	2015-03-09	2015-03-10	2015-03-10	2015-03-10	2015-03-11	2015-04-16	2015-04-20	2015-04-22	2013-01-11	720*	Had interview on April 16, entered the US on April 22, and received SSN card in the mail on April 26.	2015-05-14
John & Victoria	Canada	Texas	Nebraska	Ottowa, Canada	2014-01-27	2014-02-03	2014-07-27	2014-08-29		2014-01-31	2015-02-18	2015-02-18	2015-03-27	2015-05-15			1992-11-28	473		2015-03-27