K3 Spouse 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	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.	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
abdulfatai & kemi	Nigeria	National/MSC	Texas	Nigeria	2013-05-06	2013-05-16			2014-02-26	2013-04-29	2013-05-02	2014-02-26	2014-03-12	2014-09-03	2014-10-17	2014-09-03			2014-10-17	2017-03-03	2017-03-24	2013-04-25	536*	10	286	233	Paperwork being transferred back to NVC then to USCIS for review.	2017-06-22
Pereira & USA	Colombia	California	No	Bogota, Colombia						2013-06-25	2013-06-28							2014-10-30	2014-12-15				538	N/A	N/A	N/A	Submitted all forms in June 2013 but still waiting on decision. Time stamp: Jan, 1st 2014	2014-11-20
Violeta & Rick	Dominican Republic	Potomac Service Center	No	Dominican Republic	2019-05-23	2019-06-17				2019-05-03	2019-05-09	2019-10-24	2019-10-31					2020-10-05	2020-10-22	2020-11-25	2020-11-28	2019-04-05	538*	25	N/A	N/A	We were denied at interview for lack of income. I had more then enough income but because I'm retired on my taxes it doesn't include a retirees Social Security income as gross income. Based on that the Counselor Interviewer said I needed another sponsor. I argued this but did no good and got no response from any counselor representative. There very hard to work with and will not answer questions. Will not reply half the time. But was told at interview that If I got another sponsor that she would sign off on the Visa and we wouldn't need to go to a second interview. This we did and were finely issued the stamp in my wife's passport. I paid for her entry to USCIS an purchased airline tickets to go through Miami. Everything went smooth with immigration there and my wife is now waiting for her green card. She received her Social Security card in the mail in about a week after arriving here in Colorado.	2020-12-27
Nesa & Miki	Serbia	Texas	No	Serbia						2013-04-16	2013-04-18	2014-02-07	2014-04-03	2014-09-02					2014-10-07	2014-10-09	2014-10-23		539*	N/A	N/A	N/A		2020-10-24
Said & Chassidy	Morocco	California	No	Morocco	2011-08-15	2011-08-19			2012-02-16	2011-07-21	2011-07-26	2012-02-16	2012-02-28						2013-01-16		2013-02-16	2011-04-12	545	4	181	335		2013-09-03
Mohammed & Jaqueline	Jordan	Nebraska	No	Amman, Jordan	2003-11-03	2003-11-05	2004-03-08	2004-03-24	2004-05-24	2003-03-12	2003-03-18	2004-12-03	2004-06-05	2004-06-10	2004-06-12		2004-07-07	2004-07-12	2004-09-07	2004-09-22	2004-09-27		545*	2	201	106	Took 1 year 11 months to bring Mohammed here. Lawyer caused 2 RFE's and filed to the wrong center for 7 months. Alhamdulillah, it is over.	2005-05-25
Abigail & Todd	Canada	Vermont	No	Montreal, Canada	2008-01-18	2008-01-31			2008-09-22	2007-10-01	2008-01-14					2009-01-06	2009-01-06		2009-03-30			2007-09-07	546	13	235	189		2009-02-08
Malek & Maureen	Jordan	California	No	Amman, Jordan	2006-08-04	2006-08-15			2006-10-02	2005-09-02	2005-09-14	2008-03-17	2006-10-15	2006-10-17	2006-10-21				2007-03-04	2007-03-08	2007-04-04	2005-07-21	548*	11	48	153		2011-11-29
misis & mister	Philippines	Nebraska	No	Armenia	2004-01-24	2004-01-30			2004-05-05	2003-02-24	2003-03-01							2004-06-14	2004-08-27			2003-01-18	550	6	96	114	wait for more inputs soon... will surely keep you folks updated...	2004-06-27
Jacky & Mike	Philippines	Vermont	No	Manila, Philippines	2008-01-02	2008-01-12				2007-08-30	2007-12-28	2008-04-17		2008-10-28				2008-11-03	2009-03-04	2009-03-06	2009-04-11	2007-05-04	552*	10	N/A	N/A	NOA1 took so long (16 weeks) we were beginning to wonder if the package had been misplaced. But it's finally in the system. E-mail notice today (4-18-2008) that our I130 has been approved and the approval postal mailed yesterday. After numerous hiccups with NVC they finally sent our paperwork to the embassy in Manila on 10/28/2008. Along the way NVC took my $400 money order for the visa fee bill, cashed it and then weeks later claimed I never sent it. After delays while proving to them through bank documentation that they did, in fact, already receive the money, they proceeded to lose not one but two NSO certified copies of our marriage certificate. Lastly, after having my wife run all over the Philippines to get local police clearances for every town she's ever lived in for more than 6 months, we got the stamp of approval and now at last have an interview appointment on 12/9/2008. Interestingly enough, our I-129F, which was received back in early January '08 and touched in May '08, has still not emerged from the bureaucratic quagmire, but it doesn't matter since our I-130 plodded ahead. Our original visa interview date of 12-09-2008 got delayed. Jacky did not pass her medical because they thought the x-ray looked suspicious. She had pneumonia earlier in the year and it left some scarring on the lungs. She returned a couple of days later for a TB smear test. Those results came back negative, as we suspected. But then they had her do a TB sputum test in which they culture the sample for two months to see if the TB bacterium grows. We had to wait two additional weeks to even take that test. Why the long delay just to spit into a cup I don't know, since she wasn't undergoing any medical treatment. But that's what happened. So those results finally came back in mid-February. Negative! So they rescheduled the interview for 3-4-2009. Jacky said the pre-interview was very strict but the main interview couldn't have gone easier. It was over in 10 minutes and we got one of the interviewers who would tell you the verdict. He told her she passed and to expect a visa in a few days. I thought that might have been overly optimistic on the delivery time, but sure enough the visa arrived two days following her interview. I've purchased a plane ticket for April, since that's the earliest we can do because of prior time commitments. Anyway, the long process is over. She will arrive on her immigrant (I-130) visa soon. Oh, and the I-129F? Still missing in action, though it doesn't matter anymore. A year or two from now we'll probably get a notice that we can pay the fees and proceed to the next step. :)	2009-03-06