Pinky51804's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Isabelle Beneficiary's Name: Samuel VJ Member: Pinky51804 Country: Ghana Last Updated: 2021-06-28 |
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Timeline Comments: 11
TRUme on 2018-10-14 said:Sending you both many blessings and love!!!
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Pinky51804 on 2018-10-15 said:Thank you. We wish the both the of you many blessings and love as well 🇬ðŸ‡ðŸ‡ºðŸ‡¸
Ramona M on 2018-10-15 said:Congratulations to the both of you! 🇬ðŸ‡ðŸ‡ºðŸ‡¸
Ramona M on 2018-10-19 said:Hello, packet #3 that's completed by the beneficiary correct? Also, besides the affidavit of support application, bank statements, transactions & W2, what other support evidence does the petitioner need to send? And is there a packet #4 that has to be sent as well? Thank you
Ramona M on 2019-01-04 said:Hi, how did your interview go?
Ramona M on 2020-01-14 said:You're on you way, congratulations!
Pinky51804 on 2020-02-19 said:Thank you 😊 Ramona. It’s been a difficult process for us because we applied for the K1 and met all requirements, no RFEs, but still got denied 🤷â€â™€ï¸because of a feeling. I was heartbroken, but We refused to quit. We got married in Accra, Ghana February 22, 2019. We had a wonderful courthouse wedding and refreshments ceremony (50 people) of family and friends. Sometimes, God will send you down another path for your blessings-ðŸŽðŸšªðŸ–¼ .. that’s why we couldn’t quit. We wanted to enjoy our journey, with many more fun trips/ pictures, gathering more receipts, and etc, to Ghana, knowing our reward is coming.. soon. ðŸ™ðŸ¼ðŸ˜ŠðŸ‘
I wishYou and Your Husband well on your visa journey. I am glad you didn’t quit, neither. 👠real Love 💕 endures all things.
Ramona M on 2020-03-04 said:My husband and I was in the same boat as you and your husband and it didn't stop us either but, it made us go that much harder! Lots of receipts, traveling back and forth, pictures so much evidence. You all were married 4 days before us "At the Courthouse " which was also nice but HOT😊... Were just about 3 months in our journey which, it looks like Texas processing time has decreased by 2 months which we are very happy for that and we cannot wait until the next steps of our journey. I'm following you all and I'm so much happy for you all. Looking for that magic word soon, I know you're going to post it😊😊😊! Congrats again
Ramona M on 2020-03-04 said:Btw, your wedding photo was beautiful!
LBX on 2021-01-31 said:Hi, have you been scheduled for an interview yet? I am trying to get more updated timelines for Ghana so we can better estimate interview timelines.
You can join us at:
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/748543-us-embassy-in-ghana-cr1ir1-experience/#comments
Thank you.
Joe1122 on 2022-09-02 said:Still no word on your interview date yet?
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