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Petitioner's Name: Samantha Beneficiary's Name: Maximilian VJ Member: moto321 Country: Germany Last Updated: 2021-10-06 |
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Timeline Comments: 3
Atac on 2021-10-15 said:Congratulations! Why did it take a month to get your Visa? Did you end up in administrative process/221g?
Moto321 on 2021-10-15 said: Moto321 on 2021-10-15 said:Thank you! No official administrative processing, no. We received our interview invite from the NVC less than 2 weeks before our scheduled interview and were unable to schedule an available approved medical exam in time. (Only 2 of the 5 approved doctors in Germany are currently operating). Additionally, we had previously filed a i-129f (got married and withdrew petition to stay together during the pandemic) and our ustraveldocs still had my husband's old passport number. This meant we could not file the document delivery address and took a ridiculous amount of back and forth to get that updated so we could file it with the consulate.
Because we didn't have these two things at the time of our interview, they held onto my husband's passport until the documents were received. Our status checker read as "refused" for the duration of this wait.
Sorry to see that you are currently wrapped up in their game! We did both of our visa processes without an attorney. It might be worth obtaining a copy of the I-864 that your attorney filed for you, proofread it again, and resubmit it to the consulate along with the g-28 so they can contact your attorney if needed. Be sure to CC your attorney on that email. If your i-864 is unsatisfactory, all you need to show is a household members assets (i-864a) or a joint sponsor (i-864). Best of luck!
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