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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ecuador
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This is the continuation thread for Part II, which has been closed because of its size.

06-04-2007 = TSC stamps postal return-receipt for I-129f.

06-11-2007 = NOA1 date (unknown to me).

07-20-2007 = Phoned Immigration Officer; got WAC#; where's NOA1?

09-25-2007 = Touch (first-ever).

09-28-2007 = NOA1, 23 days after their 45-day promise to send it (grrrr).

10-20 & 11-14-2007 = Phoned ImmOffs; "still pending."

12-11-2007 = 180 days; file is "between workstations, may be early Jan."; touches 12/11 & 12/12.

12-18-2007 = Call; file is with Division 9 ofcr. (bckgrnd check); e-prompt to shake it; touch.

12-19-2007 = NOA2 by e-mail & web, dated 12-18-07 (187 days; 201 per VJ); in mail 12/24/07.

01-09-2008 = File from USCIS to NVC, 1-4-08; NVC creates file, 1/15/08; to consulate 1/16/08.

01-23-2008 = Consulate gets file; outdated Packet 4 mailed to fiancee 1/27/08; rec'd 3/3/08.

04-29-2008 = Fiancee's 4-min. consular interview, 8:30 a.m.; much evidence brought but not allowed to be presented (consul: "More proof! Second interview! Bring your fiance!").

05-05-2008 = Infuriating $12 call to non-English-speaking consulate appointment-setter.

05-06-2008 = Better $12 call to English-speaker; "joint" interview date 6/30/08 (my selection).

06-30-2008 = Stokes Interrogations w/Ecuadorian (not USC); "wait 2 weeks; we'll mail her."

07-2008 = Daily calls to DOS: "currently processing"; 8/05 = Phoned consulate, got Section Chief; wrote him.

08-07-08 = E-mail from consulate, promising to issue visa "as soon as we get her passport" (on 8/12, per DHL).

08-27-08 = Phoned consulate (they "couldn't find" our file); visa DHL'd 8/28; in hand 9/1; through POE on 10/9 with NO hassles(!).

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: France
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Thank you TBone


NOA1 August 6 2012
NOA2 April 16 2013

NVC April 22 2013

Packet 3 received May 25th 2013

Interview July 11th 2013

I'm not a reference between packet 3 and 4. Some papers were missing so things were delayed.

Approved
See Timeline for update

RFE another child to add delays the case

Green Card received 18 July 2014 Almost a year! :(

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: France
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Present!

 

I am the beneficiary.
USCIS
12/20/2013 ... I-130 sent from France to Chicago lockbox
12/23/2013 ... I-130 received
12/27/2013 ... NOA1 email received
01/07/2014 ... I-797C receipt received: Nebraska Service Center, Priority Date: December 23, 2013
06/06/2014 ... "Alien Registration Number Change" email received
07/23/2014 ... e-Request filed. 7 months since NOA1!!!
08/07/2014 ... e-Request response: Security checks still pending
09/15/2014 ... After various requests NSC email received stating that petition is "assigned to an officer" ... Going on 9 months since NOA1
09/24/2014 ... I-130 FINALLY APPROVED!!! ... After 9 months and 1 day
10/15/2014 ... Case shipped to NVC, three weeks after NOA2

NVC
10/28/2014 ... NVC received
11/18/2014 ... Case # and IIN assigned
12/02/2014 ... NVC welcome email received
12/31/2014 ... AOS and IV packages received at NVC - Scan Date
03/05/2015 ... 3 N/As - CASE COMPLETE!!!
03/11/2015 ... P4 email received

Consulate
04/15/2015 ... Interview - APPROVED!!!

POE

06/21/2015 ... Brooklyn Red Hook Terminal. Unbelievable feeling.

 

N-400

11/07/2020 ... Filed online

11/07/2020 ... Priority Date on paper NOA

06/05/2021 ... Biometrics appointment scheduled for 07/02/2021

07/02/2021 ... Biometrics done

09/15/2021 ... Interview .. APPROVED!!! Same day oath!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: France
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Bonjour !

I'm brand to new to the forum, and I'm here because I'm planning on moving my family from our home near Lyon to the Twin Cities. I am American, my wife is French (married 7+ years), and we have one small child (about 2 YO) who already has his US passport. I've been doing my homework and I think I understand, but I would like to run an outline of what I think we need to do by those of you who have already been through the process.

I will move back to Mpls. this spring, start working, rent an apt., etc., and then:

1) File I-130 with USCIS

2) After approval notice, file 129f for K3 visa (in case the I-130 takes longer than expected)

3) Dossier will be sent by USCIS to NVC, which may or may not send me an RFE

4) Dossier will eventually be sent to the US Embassy in Paris, which will send Packet 3 to my wife in Lyon, which we prepare together and send back

5) Embassy sends packet 4 to my wife, which contains an interview date

6) I (or we, depending on where we all are at that time) hop emergency flight to Paris for interview

7) If approved, my wife waits for POE materials in France before bringing herself and our son to Mpls. (hopefully not in the dead of winter!!)

Does that sound about right? Am I missing any big steps? We've got all manner of documents to support our case (joint home ownership, dual-citizen child, bank account, clear re-establishment of domicile in US for me, decent financials, etc.), but I really want to dot every I and cross every T to ensure that we are apart for as short of a period as possible...

…any additions, recommendations, or tips from more experienced folk are welcome, en français ou en anglais, merci par avance !

I-130 mailed: 03/10/14 (from France to Chicago Lockbox)

I-130 received: 03/12/14 (this is also our priority date)

NOA1 email: 03/16/14 (email sent at 11:40 pm on Sunday!?!)

NOA1 letter: 03/30/14

I-797C: 03/21/14

NOA2 email: 08/09/14 (email sent at 5:45 am on Saturday!?!)

NOA2 letter: 08/13/14

Sent to NVC: 08/19/14 (email notification)

NVC receipt: 09/08/14 (confirmed by phone call)

NVC case #: 09/11/14 (received via email with NVC welcome letter as attachment)

DS-261 done: 09/12/14

--AOS invoice: 09/17/14 (notice via email)

--Invoice paid: 09/18/14

--accepted: 10/1/14 (notice via email)
IV invoice: 10/1/14 (same email)
IV fee paid: 10/4/14
--accepted: 10/8/14 (status changed to "paid" on NVC website)
DS-260 done: 10/9/14
AOS/IV docs
sent: 10/13/14
AOS/IV docs
signed for: 10/17/14
confirmation
email received: 10/18/14 (this email said there will be a 60 day wait before my docs are reviewed)
checklist: 12/11/14 (i864, section 5, one error: "you must enter "1" for yourself...")
New i864 mailed: 12/14/14
Received: 12/18/14 (email notification 12/22/14, with another 60-day warning)
Third N/A: 3/2/15
NVC case
complete: 3/2/15 (confirmed on call to NVC 3/4/15; email received 3/9/15)
Interview date: 4/1/15 (assigned 3/11/15)
APPROVED!!! CEAC status changed to "Issued" on 4/2/15.
Visa and POE
papers in-hand: 4/12/15
POE: 4/16/15 in Minneapolis. Kept my wife and our three-Y.O. waiting in a windowless room with no toilet access for over an hour, then let them through without asking any questions.
But whatever: it's over!!!!! 13 months and 3 days from original priority date.
Green card: Accompanying docs stamped 6/16, but the card did not arrive until 7/2 (approx. 11 weeks after POE).
Now it's really over. Thank you so much to all of you at VJ who helped us through this ordeal.
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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: France
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Welcome to the forums Shikimo.

Your plan sound solid. I am not sure i-129Fs are much faster than i-130s these days but I guess you did you homework and seem to be well informed.

A RFE can come at any stage, it's not only a NVC bonus :)

Our two sons are also US citizens, we actually went to the consular post in Lyon this summer for our youngest's CRBA.

All the best to you!

 

I am the beneficiary.
USCIS
12/20/2013 ... I-130 sent from France to Chicago lockbox
12/23/2013 ... I-130 received
12/27/2013 ... NOA1 email received
01/07/2014 ... I-797C receipt received: Nebraska Service Center, Priority Date: December 23, 2013
06/06/2014 ... "Alien Registration Number Change" email received
07/23/2014 ... e-Request filed. 7 months since NOA1!!!
08/07/2014 ... e-Request response: Security checks still pending
09/15/2014 ... After various requests NSC email received stating that petition is "assigned to an officer" ... Going on 9 months since NOA1
09/24/2014 ... I-130 FINALLY APPROVED!!! ... After 9 months and 1 day
10/15/2014 ... Case shipped to NVC, three weeks after NOA2

NVC
10/28/2014 ... NVC received
11/18/2014 ... Case # and IIN assigned
12/02/2014 ... NVC welcome email received
12/31/2014 ... AOS and IV packages received at NVC - Scan Date
03/05/2015 ... 3 N/As - CASE COMPLETE!!!
03/11/2015 ... P4 email received

Consulate
04/15/2015 ... Interview - APPROVED!!!

POE

06/21/2015 ... Brooklyn Red Hook Terminal. Unbelievable feeling.

 

N-400

11/07/2020 ... Filed online

11/07/2020 ... Priority Date on paper NOA

06/05/2021 ... Biometrics appointment scheduled for 07/02/2021

07/02/2021 ... Biometrics done

09/15/2021 ... Interview .. APPROVED!!! Same day oath!

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Thanks for your response, California.

Yeah, evidence seems pretty sketchy regarding the worth of I-129 these days, but it doesn't seem like it could hurt.

That "consular presence" in Lyon on the quai is pretty interesting, isn't it? I've been there a few times…their security measures are serious business.

So you sent your I-130 directly from here (France)? I wanted to do that, but my lack of "domicile" in the US seemed to be a pretty big potential red flag, which is why I decided to move ahead of time. Do you feel as if that's a concern?

I-130 mailed: 03/10/14 (from France to Chicago Lockbox)

I-130 received: 03/12/14 (this is also our priority date)

NOA1 email: 03/16/14 (email sent at 11:40 pm on Sunday!?!)

NOA1 letter: 03/30/14

I-797C: 03/21/14

NOA2 email: 08/09/14 (email sent at 5:45 am on Saturday!?!)

NOA2 letter: 08/13/14

Sent to NVC: 08/19/14 (email notification)

NVC receipt: 09/08/14 (confirmed by phone call)

NVC case #: 09/11/14 (received via email with NVC welcome letter as attachment)

DS-261 done: 09/12/14

--AOS invoice: 09/17/14 (notice via email)

--Invoice paid: 09/18/14

--accepted: 10/1/14 (notice via email)
IV invoice: 10/1/14 (same email)
IV fee paid: 10/4/14
--accepted: 10/8/14 (status changed to "paid" on NVC website)
DS-260 done: 10/9/14
AOS/IV docs
sent: 10/13/14
AOS/IV docs
signed for: 10/17/14
confirmation
email received: 10/18/14 (this email said there will be a 60 day wait before my docs are reviewed)
checklist: 12/11/14 (i864, section 5, one error: "you must enter "1" for yourself...")
New i864 mailed: 12/14/14
Received: 12/18/14 (email notification 12/22/14, with another 60-day warning)
Third N/A: 3/2/15
NVC case
complete: 3/2/15 (confirmed on call to NVC 3/4/15; email received 3/9/15)
Interview date: 4/1/15 (assigned 3/11/15)
APPROVED!!! CEAC status changed to "Issued" on 4/2/15.
Visa and POE
papers in-hand: 4/12/15
POE: 4/16/15 in Minneapolis. Kept my wife and our three-Y.O. waiting in a windowless room with no toilet access for over an hour, then let them through without asking any questions.
But whatever: it's over!!!!! 13 months and 3 days from original priority date.
Green card: Accompanying docs stamped 6/16, but the card did not arrive until 7/2 (approx. 11 weeks after POE).
Now it's really over. Thank you so much to all of you at VJ who helped us through this ordeal.
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shikimo: the K3 is now obsolete. The IR1 is the visa you need. Even if your I129f is approved fast, uscis will match it with your pending I130 (with longer processing times) and it won't go any faster. Plus NVC will not process the visa as a K3 but directly as an IR1 (the k3 is no longer issued)

K1 Journey:

NOA1: 08/21/2012 (CSC)

NOA2: 04/24/2013 (8 months ClockWatch2.gif )

NVC received: 05/02/2013

NVC sent to Embassy: 05/06/2013 (only took 4 days !!)

Packet 3 received: 06/01/2013 (our son's 2nd birthday !!).Packet 3 response leaving in the mail on the next business day (06/04)

Medical: 06/11/2013

Interview: 06/18/2013. No packet 4 received, interview notice given on the phone the day before.

APPROVED !!

POE Chicago: 07/05/2013

AOS (EAD/AP) Journey:

NOA1: 07/30/2013

Biometrics: 09/09/2013

EAD/AP: 10/09/2013

Received a "potential interview waiver case" letter on 11/23/13.

GREEN CARD APPROVED AND IN PRODUCTION ON 03/17/2014

ROC I-751:

Sent: 01/09/16

NOA1: 01/11/16

Approval and Production Notice: 07/29/16

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: France
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Thanks for your response, California.

Yeah, evidence seems pretty sketchy regarding the worth of I-129 these days, but it doesn't seem like it could hurt.

That "consular presence" in Lyon on the quai is pretty interesting, isn't it? I've been there a few times…their security measures are serious business.

So you sent your I-130 directly from here (France)? I wanted to do that, but my lack of "domicile" in the US seemed to be a pretty big potential red flag, which is why I decided to move ahead of time. Do you feel as if that's a concern?

Yes it's a little strange going to the Lyon post but they were very friendly and helpful.

We did file from abroad, my wife has kept some strong ties with the US so we hope it'll be alright. We'll take extra steps to show her intent to re-establish domicile though (there are some good advice here on VJ). We'd hate to be apart, especially with two young kids in the mix :(

I'd say you're taking the safest road by going there first.

 

I am the beneficiary.
USCIS
12/20/2013 ... I-130 sent from France to Chicago lockbox
12/23/2013 ... I-130 received
12/27/2013 ... NOA1 email received
01/07/2014 ... I-797C receipt received: Nebraska Service Center, Priority Date: December 23, 2013
06/06/2014 ... "Alien Registration Number Change" email received
07/23/2014 ... e-Request filed. 7 months since NOA1!!!
08/07/2014 ... e-Request response: Security checks still pending
09/15/2014 ... After various requests NSC email received stating that petition is "assigned to an officer" ... Going on 9 months since NOA1
09/24/2014 ... I-130 FINALLY APPROVED!!! ... After 9 months and 1 day
10/15/2014 ... Case shipped to NVC, three weeks after NOA2

NVC
10/28/2014 ... NVC received
11/18/2014 ... Case # and IIN assigned
12/02/2014 ... NVC welcome email received
12/31/2014 ... AOS and IV packages received at NVC - Scan Date
03/05/2015 ... 3 N/As - CASE COMPLETE!!!
03/11/2015 ... P4 email received

Consulate
04/15/2015 ... Interview - APPROVED!!!

POE

06/21/2015 ... Brooklyn Red Hook Terminal. Unbelievable feeling.

 

N-400

11/07/2020 ... Filed online

11/07/2020 ... Priority Date on paper NOA

06/05/2021 ... Biometrics appointment scheduled for 07/02/2021

07/02/2021 ... Biometrics done

09/15/2021 ... Interview .. APPROVED!!! Same day oath!

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shikimo: the K3 is now obsolete. The IR1 is the visa you need. Even if your I129f is approved fast, uscis will match it with your pending I130 (with longer processing times) and it won't go any faster. Plus NVC will not process the visa as a K3 but directly as an IR1 (the k3 is no longer issued)

OK, that's good to know, thanks…in that case, there are a lot of "official" websites that need to be updated!

I-130 mailed: 03/10/14 (from France to Chicago Lockbox)

I-130 received: 03/12/14 (this is also our priority date)

NOA1 email: 03/16/14 (email sent at 11:40 pm on Sunday!?!)

NOA1 letter: 03/30/14

I-797C: 03/21/14

NOA2 email: 08/09/14 (email sent at 5:45 am on Saturday!?!)

NOA2 letter: 08/13/14

Sent to NVC: 08/19/14 (email notification)

NVC receipt: 09/08/14 (confirmed by phone call)

NVC case #: 09/11/14 (received via email with NVC welcome letter as attachment)

DS-261 done: 09/12/14

--AOS invoice: 09/17/14 (notice via email)

--Invoice paid: 09/18/14

--accepted: 10/1/14 (notice via email)
IV invoice: 10/1/14 (same email)
IV fee paid: 10/4/14
--accepted: 10/8/14 (status changed to "paid" on NVC website)
DS-260 done: 10/9/14
AOS/IV docs
sent: 10/13/14
AOS/IV docs
signed for: 10/17/14
confirmation
email received: 10/18/14 (this email said there will be a 60 day wait before my docs are reviewed)
checklist: 12/11/14 (i864, section 5, one error: "you must enter "1" for yourself...")
New i864 mailed: 12/14/14
Received: 12/18/14 (email notification 12/22/14, with another 60-day warning)
Third N/A: 3/2/15
NVC case
complete: 3/2/15 (confirmed on call to NVC 3/4/15; email received 3/9/15)
Interview date: 4/1/15 (assigned 3/11/15)
APPROVED!!! CEAC status changed to "Issued" on 4/2/15.
Visa and POE
papers in-hand: 4/12/15
POE: 4/16/15 in Minneapolis. Kept my wife and our three-Y.O. waiting in a windowless room with no toilet access for over an hour, then let them through without asking any questions.
But whatever: it's over!!!!! 13 months and 3 days from original priority date.
Green card: Accompanying docs stamped 6/16, but the card did not arrive until 7/2 (approx. 11 weeks after POE).
Now it's really over. Thank you so much to all of you at VJ who helped us through this ordeal.
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shikimo: Pour réduire le temps de séparation, pourquoi ne pas envoyer le tout dès maintenant? Le temps de vous installer, puis de commencer à travailler, vous aurez de bons liens et preuves documentaires de votre retour aux États-Unis... et le salaire pour compléter le i-864 avant l'entrevue. Enfin, personnellement, pour réduire le temps de séparation le plus possible, c'est ce que je ferais.

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shikimo: Pour réduire le temps de séparation, pourquoi ne pas envoyer le tout dès maintenant? Le temps de vous installer, puis de commencer à travailler, vous aurez de bons liens et preuves documentaires de votre retour aux États-Unis... et le salaire pour compléter le i-864 avant l'entrevue. Enfin, personnellement, pour réduire le temps de séparation le plus possible, c'est ce que je ferais.

Merci pour votre réponse.

En effet, je pensais attendre parce que je n'ai actuellement pas beaucoup de liens avec les USA (je suis en France depuis presque une décennie) et il me semblait prudent d'attendre jusqu'au moment où j'avais au moins une adresse locale--le premier pas pour reprendre "domicile" comme défini par l'INS--pour éviter des ennuis pendant les premières étapes du processus. Pensez-vous que cela n'est important que vers la fin du processus (au même temps que les autres preuves, c-à-d les formules pour démontrer une revenue suffisante, la vente de notre bien immobilier en France, le transfert d'argent, etc….)? Si c'est le cas vous avez raison, ça peut bien réduire le temps de ne pas être en famille, ce que je crains beaucoup...mais je ne veux surtout pas prendre aucune risque de faire les choses plus compliquées que nécessaire...

I-130 mailed: 03/10/14 (from France to Chicago Lockbox)

I-130 received: 03/12/14 (this is also our priority date)

NOA1 email: 03/16/14 (email sent at 11:40 pm on Sunday!?!)

NOA1 letter: 03/30/14

I-797C: 03/21/14

NOA2 email: 08/09/14 (email sent at 5:45 am on Saturday!?!)

NOA2 letter: 08/13/14

Sent to NVC: 08/19/14 (email notification)

NVC receipt: 09/08/14 (confirmed by phone call)

NVC case #: 09/11/14 (received via email with NVC welcome letter as attachment)

DS-261 done: 09/12/14

--AOS invoice: 09/17/14 (notice via email)

--Invoice paid: 09/18/14

--accepted: 10/1/14 (notice via email)
IV invoice: 10/1/14 (same email)
IV fee paid: 10/4/14
--accepted: 10/8/14 (status changed to "paid" on NVC website)
DS-260 done: 10/9/14
AOS/IV docs
sent: 10/13/14
AOS/IV docs
signed for: 10/17/14
confirmation
email received: 10/18/14 (this email said there will be a 60 day wait before my docs are reviewed)
checklist: 12/11/14 (i864, section 5, one error: "you must enter "1" for yourself...")
New i864 mailed: 12/14/14
Received: 12/18/14 (email notification 12/22/14, with another 60-day warning)
Third N/A: 3/2/15
NVC case
complete: 3/2/15 (confirmed on call to NVC 3/4/15; email received 3/9/15)
Interview date: 4/1/15 (assigned 3/11/15)
APPROVED!!! CEAC status changed to "Issued" on 4/2/15.
Visa and POE
papers in-hand: 4/12/15
POE: 4/16/15 in Minneapolis. Kept my wife and our three-Y.O. waiting in a windowless room with no toilet access for over an hour, then let them through without asking any questions.
But whatever: it's over!!!!! 13 months and 3 days from original priority date.
Green card: Accompanying docs stamped 6/16, but the card did not arrive until 7/2 (approx. 11 weeks after POE).
Now it's really over. Thank you so much to all of you at VJ who helped us through this ordeal.
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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: France
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Hello Fellow Journeyers!

Happy New Year! Bonne Année et Bonne Santé!

I'm American and my fiance is French. We submitted our paperwork at the end of August and received the approval October 18, 2013. We waited for more than 2 months to receive our case number, which the NVC says was forwarded to the Embassy in Paris on December 27. My fiance filled out the DS-160 and we tried to schedule an appointment with the consulate after filling out the visa application, but it wouldn't let him actually schedule the appointment. Is this normal? He has not received any packet from the Embassy, yet.

What do we do at this point? Do we wait until he receives the information from the consulate or do we try and call the embassy (which is impossible, by the way!)

What is the CEAC and where do I find that?

What has been your experience with the embassy in Paris?

Thanks for your help and time.

Much Love and Blessings,

A

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Hello, and welcome here! :)

With the K-1, you don't choose your interview date, the embassy does it for you. Your fiancé should receive the packet 3 by mail from the embassy soon. Once the few documents needed are sent, he will receive another packet (4) with his interview date and the final instructions.

Good luck! :)

Hello Fellow Journeyers!

Happy New Year! Bonne Année et Bonne Santé!

I'm American and my fiance is French. We submitted our paperwork at the end of August and received the approval October 18, 2013. We waited for more than 2 months to receive our case number, which the NVC says was forwarded to the Embassy in Paris on December 27. My fiance filled out the DS-160 and we tried to schedule an appointment with the consulate after filling out the visa application, but it wouldn't let him actually schedule the appointment. Is this normal? He has not received any packet from the Embassy, yet.

What do we do at this point? Do we wait until he receives the information from the consulate or do we try and call the embassy (which is impossible, by the way!)

What is the CEAC and where do I find that?

What has been your experience with the embassy in Paris?

Thanks for your help and time.

Much Love and Blessings,

A

K-1 Visa Timeline AOS Timeline

- Aug 31st, 2011 - Mailed I-129F package - May 29th, 2012 - Mailed AOS/EAD/AP package

- Apr 13th, 2012 - Visa received - Aug 24th, 2012 - Green Card received

ROC Timeline

- May 19th, 2014 - Mailed ROC package to CSC

- Aug 8th, 2014 - Green Card received

N-400 Timeline

- Dec 29th, 2021 - Filed online. Got notice that biometrics will be reused.

- Now waiting...

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