ctecsy's US Immigration Timeline
Petitioner's Name: Camilla Beneficiary's Name: Paco VJ Member: ctecsy Country: Spain Last Updated: 2022-08-06 |
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Timeline Comments: 14
Addie Rivett on 2021-01-15 said:
Congratulations - I think you're the first June filer!
Ctecsy on 2021-01-15 said:
Thank you so much! We are shaking and crying. We cannot believe this is finally happening.
Mukavi on 2021-01-15 said:
Congratulations on your NOA2!
Ctecsy on 2021-01-15 said:
Thank you so so much!
Hawk161 on 2021-01-15 said:
Congratulations to you two. My fiance and I have the same NOA 1 this gives us some hope
Inderpreetkkhalsa on 2021-01-15 said:
Wow! Congrats! Ours was 6/4 so fingers crossed we get similar to your timeline too!
Ctecsy on 2021-01-15 said:
@hawk161, I am excited for you to hear good news soon. @Inderpreetkkhalsa there will be an end in sight soon. Thank you both so much for your kind words
NB5347 on 2021-01-26 said:
Yayyy!!! Congrats on the movement with NOA2!!
Ctecsy on 2021-01-26 said:
Thank you so much!
NB5347 on 2021-03-20 said:
Yay consulate received!!! Are you guys pushing through with a lawsuit or continuing to wait until embassy re-opens in full?
Sgp1994 on 2021-04-01 said:
Hello! are y'all part of plaintiff? Is US Embassy in Madrid processing K-1 visas now?
Basevi on 2021-05-21 said:
Congratulations on your approval!! And thank you so much for writing the questions asked in your embassy review, that will help so many people. Sending you all the best!
Ctecsy on 2021-05-21 said:
@Basevi, happy to do whatever helps! Thank you so so much for your kinds words :)
Ctecsy on 2021-05-21 said:
I missed the questions above, but we did not join the lawsuit. We solicited a medical expedite at the NVC stage.
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