K1 Fiance Visa Timelines

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Names	Country	Service Center	Xfer?	Consulate	I-129F Sent	I-129F NOA1	I-129F RFE(s) Received	I-129F RFE(s) Sent	I-129F 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.	I-129F Mail to 1st NOA	I-129F NOA1 to NOA2	I-129F NOA2 to Interview	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Duangnapha & Chuck	Thailand	California	No	Bangkok, Thailand		2008-09-18			2009-02-24	2009-03-17						2009-06-29	2009-07-01			N/A*	N/A	159	125		2009-07-01
Elva & Eric	Ecuador	California	No	Quito, Ecuador	2008-04-13	2008-04-28			2008-09-13	2008-09-23	2008-09-25	2008-10-03				2008-11-19	2009-06-30			220*	15	138	67	This case has been put into administrative processing. I will be returning to Ecuador on June 13, 2009 to notify the U.S. Consulate of the birth of our child in Ecuador (He was born April 6, 2009). I went down to Ecuador because the consulate's doctor required our son to have a cedula showing my last name. What a fiasco that was! It took 4 hours to get one as everyone in the office was not interested in efficiency and didn't want to help the gringo. However, I found out that playing the "crazy gringo" card (e.g., yelling and screaming my head off) works and they get stuff done. We were late to the consulate for our notification of birth abroad and the woman I spoke with tried turning me away and I told her I wanted to talk to her supervisor, who turned out to be extremely helpful. She straight lied to me saying that the consulate wouldn't take our documents unless we had a registered copy of the birth certificate. The guy said "no problem." Needless to say, trying to get all that we got in one day accomplished was crazy. However, I was hell-bent on getting EVERYTHING DONE. Now the DNA results are being analyzed in Portland, Oregon and they will be sent to the consulate. That B**** at the consulate had better approve the visa after getting those results.	2009-07-01
Spencer & Lisa	United Kingdom	California	No	London, United Kingdom	2006-10-23	2006-11-03			2007-01-26	2007-02-05	2007-02-06	2007-02-12	2007-02-14	2007-02-19	2007-03-01	2007-03-28	2007-04-03	2007-05-04	2007-05-18	156*	11	84	61		2009-06-30
Jess & Rob	Canada	Vermont	No	Montreal, Canada	2009-06-12															N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A		2009-06-30
Matt & Ash	Canada	California	No	Montreal, Canada	2009-03-25	2009-03-26													2010-06-17	N/A	1	N/A	N/A		2009-06-30
Bex & David	Canada	Vermont	No	Montreal, Canada	2006-07-19	2006-07-31			2006-08-23			2006-08-31			2007-01-11	2007-02-07	2007-02-12	2007-03-01	2007-03-05	203*	12	23	168	Patience	2009-06-30
Antonio & Alissa	Italy	Vermont	No	Naples, Italy	2006-04-24	2006-05-02	2006-06-15	2006-06-19	2006-07-08	2006-07-13	2006-07-14	2006-07-18	2006-08-02	2006-10-03	2006-10-03	2006-10-17	2006-10-17	2006-12-28	2007-03-22	176*	8	67	101	Case sent back to the NVC by mistake 07/20/2006	2009-06-30
Carla & Ray	Brazil	Texas	No	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	2006-01-23	2006-02-01			2006-04-24	2006-05-11	2006-05-15	2006-05-18	2006-05-26	2006-05-29	2006-06-21	2006-07-11	2006-07-13	2006-09-01	2006-10-03	169*	9	82	78		2009-06-30
Amel & Cutter	United Kingdom	Texas	No	London, United Kingdom	2006-10-03	2006-10-16			2006-12-15		2006-12-28	2007-01-04	2007-01-13	2007-02-07	2006-02-28	2007-03-20	2007-04-03	2007-05-05	2007-06-01	168*	13	60	95		2009-06-30
Handan & Kenny	Turkey	California	No	Ankara, Turkey	2007-09-11	2007-09-26			2008-02-20	2008-02-28	2008-02-28	2008-03-04	2008-03-21	2008-03-31	2008-04-04	2008-06-03	2008-06-09	2008-08-12	2008-08-20	266*	15	147	104		2009-06-30