Keilah's US Immigration Timeline
Petitioner's Name: E Beneficiary's Name: K VJ Member: Keilah Country: South Korea Last Updated: 2024-04-24 ** This timeline is also linked with a second member. ** |
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Timeline Comments: 6
Mwkaasj on 2020-01-13 said:
I noticed your i485 was processed out of the Dallas office in 3 months. Do you have any idea why the case was processed much faster than some of the ones that are taking a year?
Mwkaasj on 2020-01-13 said:
Congrats by the way!!!
Mwkaasj on 2020-01-13 said:
Congrats by the way!!!
Keilah on 2020-01-13 said:
Actually, I have no idea why my case was faster. With K-1 visa I entered US and I had any RFE from K-1 to I-485. Only I and my husband did it without any lawyer. We just think we were lucky.
Mwkaasj on 2020-01-13 said:
Thanks... I’ll hope the same. The whole process has been very smooth for us. We did all the documentation ourselves as I’m a CPA and very detailed oriented. Crossing my fingers here!!
Keilah on 2020-01-13 said:
Good luck to you.
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