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	Consulate Received	Interview	Visa Received	US Entry	Marriage	Total Days File ➙ Int.	Comments. List anything unique to your case.	Updated Last
Lander Salmeron & Indira Lluberes	Costa Rica	Vermont	No	Armenia	2007-12-12								2005-10-15	N/A		2007-12-25
Jose & Katie	Costa Rica	Texas	No	Costa Rica	2006-11-28	2006-11-28		2006-11-28		2006-12-19	2006-12-27	2007-01-02	2006-10-07	21*	DCF at San Jose embassy. Entire process took about a month (after you have your official marriage certificate...which takes about 2 months to get in CR)!! I highly reccommend DCF (if you are already married) because he/she should receive their border stamp and a SSN card within a few weeks after arrival in the U.S. We had a slight problem between our second interview and getting the visa. They said a person with a similar name was a criminal in the U.S. and so they said Jose needed an additional background check which took about a week.	2007-07-30
Anna & Julio	Costa Rica	Texas	No	Armenia	2007-01-04	2007-02-13	2007-04-14			2007-04-03			2006-10-23	89		2007-05-03
Patricia & Dewey	Costa Rica	Texas	No	Costa Rica	2006-03-10				2006-03-16	2006-03-28	2006-03-29	2006-04-01	2006-02-11	18*	DCF is the way to go! Petition files on 3-10-06, 1st interview same day. We notified of approved status for final interview on 3-23-06 less than two weeks! Final interview on 3-28-06. Visa?	2006-03-29