Married To Uganda's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Phelisha Beneficiary's Name: Justus VJ Member: Married To Uganda Country: Uganda Last Updated: 2023-05-11 |
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Timeline Comments: 10
Married To Uganda on 2020-01-14 said:Requested to expedite on January 6, 2020. I-130 approved January 9, 2020.
Justxxxx on 2020-01-15 said:Who did you do so
Justxxxx on 2020-01-15 said:How did you done that
Justxxxx on 2020-01-15 said:Did you call them?
Justxxxx on 2020-01-15 said:Did you call them?
Married To Uganda on 2020-01-22 said:I'm a servicemember so I called the military USCIS phone number and requested to expedite due to an upcoming deployment and within a few days, my petition was approved. It was seamless.
GregandNatty on 2020-03-15 said:My wife lives in Kampala and we are working on getting the police report. She said that they are telling her they need a document that says why she needs a police report. How did you guys do this, since I'm not aware of such a document. Thanks!
GregandNatty on 2020-03-15 said:My wife lives in Kampala and we are working on getting the police report. She said that they are telling her they need a document that says why she needs a police report. How did you guys do this, since I'm not aware of such a document. Thanks!
Married To Uganda on 2020-03-15 said:My husband works in another country so he had to get one for work. So we were able to use the same one. But maybe her NVC letter will suffice.
GregandNatty on 2021-05-20 said:HI, I've been following you all on visajourney since my wife is Ugandan as well and her DQ is May 2, 2020.
I see you have an interview. Did you expedite?
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