JLT_'s US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: J Beneficiary's Name: E VJ Member: JLT_ Country: Philippines Last Updated: 2019-03-26 |
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Timeline Comments: 9
Roy Vanessa on 2019-03-25 said:I am assuming here, but how did you complete the entire process in less than 6 months?
KhaliMa on 2019-03-25 said:Please can you tell me how you did it in less than even 3 months ?
JLT_ on 2019-03-26 said:The I-130 was filed in the Manila USCIS Field Office (the Direct Consular Filing route) as I am residing in the Philippines. This bypasses the National Visa Center as the petition, once approved, is forwarded directly to the Embassy.
Aside from that, I proceeded immediately with after every step in the process, without delay. I had more than the required documentation prepared, so there were no additional requests for information.
Could have been done faster as there were earlier appointment slots open at US Embassy Manila, but due to our schedules, we couldn't make it that early.
JLT_ on 2019-03-26 said:The I-130 was filed in the Manila USCIS Field Office (the Direct Consular Filing route) as I am residing in the Philippines. This bypasses the National Visa Center as the petition, once approved, is forwarded directly to the Embassy.
Aside from that, I proceeded immediately with after every step in the process, without delay. I had more than the required documentation prepared, so there were no additional requests for information.
Could have been done faster as there were earlier appointment slots open at US Embassy Manila, but due to our schedules, we couldn't make it that early.
JLT_ on 2019-03-26 said:The I-130 was filed in the Manila USCIS Field Office (the Direct Consular Filing route) as I am residing in the Philippines. This bypasses the National Visa Center as the petition, once approved, is forwarded directly to the Embassy.
Aside from that, I proceeded immediately with after every step in the process, without delay. I had more than the required documentation prepared, so there were no additional requests for information.
Could have been done faster as there were earlier appointment slots open at US Embassy Manila, but due to our schedules, we couldn't make it that early.
Led on 2019-04-10 said:Will you please share what are the questions asked during the interview and how long was it?
Led on 2019-04-10 said:Will you please share what are the questions asked during the interview and how long was it?
Led on 2019-04-10 said:Will you please share what are the questions asked during the interview and how long was it?
Led on 2019-04-10 said:Will you please share what are the questions asked during the interview and how long was it?
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