Katelyn_Wray's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Katelyn Beneficiary's Name: Mande VJ Member: Katelyn_Wray Country: Ethiopia Last Updated: 2022-04-08 |
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Timeline Comments: 8
Afiya on 2021-10-05 said:Hello ,can you update us about your status.?i was wondering if you get interview date or not ?
Katelyn_Wray on 2021-10-06 said:Hey @Afiya my case is still at the NVC. Has not been sent to the embassy and we have not had an interview scheduled. This month the embassy is interviewing up to June 6, 2020 DQ IR1 cases so I still have a couple months of backlog ahead of me. The wait is around 16 months from DQ to interview right now at Addis Ababa.
Afiya on 2021-10-06 said:Thank you for your info , hope you will update your timeline by then.
Afiya on 2021-11-10 said:Hello , any updates from NVC or US embassy Addis Ababa please ?
Katelyn_Wray on 2021-11-10 said:I am still waiting
Katelyn_Wray on 2021-11-10 said:The embassy is open. They did interviews this week and scheduled new appointments, through July 9, 2020 DQ for December.
Afiya on 2021-11-10 said:Thanks for the update
Dani &Elsie on 2022-08-24 said:Hell Katelyn, how are you. I’m a USC partitioned for my wife from Ethiopia. It’s been 14 months going on to 15 months. We’re dqd in January of 2022 but still waiting. If you know can you tell me dqd month are they working on now ? And how did you successfully transferred your husband’s case to Zambia? We hired a law firm but nothing up until now.
Thank you
Daniel and Elsabeth
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