AP19's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: RJ Beneficiary's Name: AP VJ Member: AP19 Country: United Arab Emirates Last Updated: 2021-03-19 |
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Timeline Comments: 18
Melanie44 on 2020-07-20 said:did u received your noa2?
AP19 on 2020-07-29 said:hey, sorry just saw this. Received NOA2 on July 28
Mongen27 on 2020-07-29 said:Is your service center california or texas?
AP19 on 2020-07-31 said:I believe all I-129f applications go to the California center
TamMhmd on 2020-10-16 said:Hey, saw you got an interview date. Congrats! did you have to expedite or anything?
AP19 on 2020-10-16 said:Hi. No the embassy has resumed regular interviews
TamMhmd on 2020-10-26 said:That's nice to hear! When was your DQ / latest notice date and priority date? I am doing a CR-1 (marriage visa) and have been waiting since 23 May for an interview at Abu Dhabi Embassy
AP19 on 2020-10-26 said:Hi. We're K1 so there's no DQ. The notice date was July 28
TamMhmd on 2020-11-16 said:Good luck your interview in two days!! I'll be thinking of you!
AP19 on 2020-11-16 said:Thank you so much. I will let you know how it goes :)
H+C on 2020-11-18 said:Congratulations!!!!!!
AP19 on 2020-11-18 said:thank you!!!
RishDan on 2020-11-18 said:Congratulations on your visa approval and so happy for you, I’m also from Dubai but still waiting for my NAO2 approval.
It’s just nice to hear the Abu Dhabi USA embassy have resumed interview process.
Good luck ðŸ‘ðŸ»
AP19 on 2020-11-18 said:Yes unfortunately seems like the petition approvals have slowed down so much lately. But once you get through the embassy process will be a lot quicker. Even with the backlogs we were were to get an interview schedule within 1.5 months of embassy reopening.
TamMhmd on 2020-11-18 said:Congratulations! How was your experience? You must be so so happy. Christmas came early for you both. I wish you guys all the happiness!
I wonder why K1 visas get through faster than CR1 (marriage based) visas though. I finished with the NVC stuff or NOA2 equivalent (DQ) back in 23 May and still haven't received an interview scheduled since embassy opening. Did they mention anything at the embassy about reduce staffing?
AP19 on 2020-11-18 said:Hi there!! Thank you so much!! Yes we’re so relieved! The interview was really quick and easy. They just asked basic questions about the relationship (how did you meet, how do you communicate, what does he do etc). At first they only had K1 applicants here but then we saw families come in, but I’m not sure if they were CR1 or some other visa. I’m not sure how the interview scheduling works for CR1, but we booked our own interviews for k1. But you could email the embassy for an update if you already havent. They do respond most times and I have had a few back and forths with them when I was waiting for my packet 3
They only had 2 interviewers though, and it was 8 of us for K1. But they must have still finished with everyone in an hour. My interview appointment was at 8:30 and I was out by 9:15.
TamMhmd on 2020-11-20 said:Oh wow, that sounds like a super easy process. Thank you for sharing! Congrats again :)
Drkmyg on 2020-11-23 said:Congratulations! I’m glad you guys got it! We have almost the same timeline but yours somehow got approved much quicker than ours. We’re now waiting for the packet3 from the Abu Dhabi embassy then schedule an interview. Any tips for us? Looks like interview went pretty quickly. What documents did they ask for? So when are you planning to fly here in the US? Thank you and good luck!
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