Ctavarez90's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Corine Beneficiary's Name: Wilson VJ Member: Ctavarez90 Country: Dominican Republic Last Updated: 2025-04-11 |
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Immigration Checklist for Corine & Wilson:
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Member Reviews:
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Timeline Comments: 13

So happy for the two of you!! Take time to celebrate this big victory as NVC can be a challenge also. However, it's certainly not as bad as what you've just been through.

Hello! May I ask you after your I -130 approval, when NVC sent you a welcome letter?
My I -130 was approved last Tuesday, and we didn't receive anything fro NVC yet. Is it normal?

Hey! I got my welcome letter about 3 days after getting approved. Some people say it takes a few weeks. Wish I could be more help.

Hi, how the progress of your case?

We are just waiting on my husbands interview to be scheduled now. Thinking it will be for sometime in March ðŸ™ðŸ»ðŸ™ðŸ»

How many weeks they give you DQ at NVC?

I got DQ on Oct 19. But I hear they are taking about 40 days now to DQ people so a lot faster than when I was waiting. It took me 57 days

Congratulations!!!!!😠ðŸ˜

Congratulations!!!!! Yes yes yes!!!

May I ask what documents did you bring to your Embassy interview?

Thanks! Everything we uploaded to the CEAC portal is what we took to the interview. You also need to take your passport if you are the petitioner

Hi did they let you in with your spouse, were you in the interview or was it just him inly

They let me in. I went through the whole thing with him. You just need to make sure that you bring your passport with you as well if you are going through as well
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