Mmaruyama's US Immigration Timeline
Petitioner's Name: Johnathan Beneficiary's Name: Khemika VJ Member: Mmaruyama Country: Thailand Last Updated: 2022-10-08 |
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Timeline Comments: 4
J_P on 2018-11-01 said:
Reading your timeline is quite encouraging, considering we also began the IR-1/CR-1 Visa process around the same time as you. The longest part for us was getting the Thai Police Certificate, where the processing time for my wife was nearly 5 weeks to receive the actual certificate.
If I may ask, how were you able to get the Thai Police Certificate and submit all of your Thai documents to the NVC so quickly? It looks like you were in and out of the NVC within 5-6 weeks, which is very impressive! Well done and best of luck to you both!
Mmaruyama on 2018-11-02 said:
We can request thai police clearance certificate before Noa2 coming around 4 months after got Noa1 and I also have pay extra for faster service 1500 bath for the police to get the certificate with thin 7days. Actually that service the police will ask you first because regular service it’s take 45 days.
J_P on 2018-11-07 said:
Hi Mmaruyama,
Sawatdee krup. Thank you for the response and we're very glad to hear that you've made such excellent & fast progress! My wife indicated that the Royal Thai Police department that she visited only offered the 45 day wait option and that there was no "fast lane" option, which sounds incorrect from your experience - perhaps my wife spoke with the wrong person who did not know any better. :/
We received a response from the NVC indicating that we have been "Documentarily Qualified" and we are now waiting on the Interview Date.
It looks like your interview date was today, 7Nov18? If that's true, that's amazingly fast and very encouraging! Did your Interview go well? and were you ultimately approved?
Take care and best of luck to you both!
Mmaruyama on 2018-11-08 said:
Hi J_P,
Great news that your guys passed the documents check by NVC so fast.
I hope next week your case transit to the embassy so soon.
https://ceac.state.gov/CEACStatTracker/Status.aspx
You can track your case transfer process by your case number here.
My interview is doing well.
Best .
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