obxtrainman Posted June 17, 2005 Report Share Posted June 17, 2005 I can't believe it, well, yes I can. It has been since late april, early may since cal. ser. cen. has moved forward on their processing date(feb.28) Our reciept date is April 4. I feel as though they will never move forward. We're not even in the line yet. Link to comment
frank1538 Posted June 17, 2005 Report Share Posted June 17, 2005 Me thinks it's time to start spending more time in the LL and increase your blue thingies and posts. Rumor has it that 500 posts get you your P3, 600 gets you your P4, and 1,000 gets you a visa. Like the Tom Petty song says: "Waiting is the hardest part." Link to comment
david_dawei Posted June 17, 2005 Report Share Posted June 17, 2005 I can't believe it, well, yes I can. It has been since late april, early may since cal. ser. cen. has moved forward on their processing date(feb.28) Our reciept date is April 4. I feel as though they will never move forward. We're not even in the line yet. I think the going timeline now for CSC for I-130 is about 2-3 months.. so you're close. Some at Visa Journey are saying that the processing dates don't appear to be adjusted but seems that people are receiving approvals... After this, then probably at least 3 months at NVC.. then about 5 or so at GUZ... Welcome to the CFL waiting room... Link to comment
Guest Gene Posted June 17, 2005 Report Share Posted June 17, 2005 I can't believe it, well, yes I can. It has been since late april, early may since cal. ser. cen. has moved forward on their processing date(feb.28) Our reciept date is April 4. I feel as though they will never move forward. We're not even in the line yet. You have my sympathies not that it helps, but I remember when I lived waiting for those updates and how disheartning it was when they moved 2 days in a three week time frame, or not at all keep your head up, it is all worth it and one day it will be done Link to comment
obxtrainman Posted June 17, 2005 Author Report Share Posted June 17, 2005 where the heck have I been, One of the posts on this thread mentioned "LLs" I couldn't figure it out. I found it, the last time I clicked on forums, there was general visa disscusion, our stories. Wow, How did I miss this change Link to comment
Yuanyang Posted June 18, 2005 Report Share Posted June 18, 2005 I can't believe it, well, yes I can. It has been since late april, early may since cal. ser. cen. has moved forward on their processing date(feb.28) Our reciept date is April 4. I feel as though they will never move forward. We're not even in the line yet. We're in the same boat brother. Our papers have the same timeline; sent to TSC, transferred to CSC. Link to comment
Inxsfan Posted June 18, 2005 Report Share Posted June 18, 2005 just to ask a question, did most of you who got married and then applied for the visa think it would be a faster process?? i know K3 and cr1 are the longest, and K1 is the fastest, just wonder if anyone looked into this prior to getting married.any thoughts on this? whats the longest way? k1,k3 cr1?mike Link to comment
Yuanyang Posted June 18, 2005 Report Share Posted June 18, 2005 just to ask a question, did most of you who got married and then applied for the visa think it would be a faster process?? i know K3 and cr1 are the longest, and K1 is the fastest, just wonder if anyone looked into this prior to getting married.any thoughts on this? whats the longest way? k1,k3 cr1?mikeNo. I didn't think it made any difference. Link to comment
shutterme2 Posted June 18, 2005 Report Share Posted June 18, 2005 I didn't do much research before I applied for the "K-3" I used an immigrationservice to file my papers at first. I was told that the "K-3" was the fastest wayto get her here. Wow, if I would have only known? I would have went the "K-1" route. I can't make heads or tails of any of this process!!! The only thing to do is keep a good attitude and do lots of praying! Link to comment
obxtrainman Posted June 18, 2005 Author Report Share Posted June 18, 2005 To be quite frank, I had only read about getting married on the us embassy site, china. We didn't know if we would get married. we only knew we liked each other very much, over the internet. We had a few phone calls also. We decided to meet, if the chemistry was there, we would marry. I would then spend a month in china with her. If no chemistry, She would be my friend, and tour quide in china for two weeks. I'm happy to say, I spent a wonderfull month in china, with my new wife Link to comment
Guest Gene Posted June 18, 2005 Report Share Posted June 18, 2005 I wanted to give her and her family a commitment so K-3 was the only way. Link to comment
bubbafred10 Posted June 18, 2005 Report Share Posted June 18, 2005 just to ask a question, did most of you who got married and then applied for the visa think it would be a faster process?? i know K3 and cr1 are the longest, and K1 is the fastest, just wonder if anyone looked into this prior to getting married.any thoughts on this? whats the longest way? k1,k3 cr1?mike I only read the information from US Embassy and Consulate websites, and I never investigared the difference in timelines among the K1, K3, CR1 visas. I only knew that K3 is supposed to be the fastest to get laopo here. If I had to do it over, it probably will be the same route. Most likely no K1 as a choice. I would not let visa processing get in the way of marriage. In my case, mutual feelings and human relationship supercedes and conquers all visa obstacles. It's just too bad the US government is so contradictory on family values despite all the ballyhoos about it. Link to comment
CR1togo Posted June 19, 2005 Report Share Posted June 19, 2005 We were well versed and rehearsed before deciding. Things were a lot different a year ago in May too. The government seems to have decided OTHERWISE for us anyways! A K-1 at CSC was a VERY lenghty process (also needs advance parole- parents are elderly/ family commitment was desired). A K-3 at MSC was 3-4 months and this is what we THOUGHT we were going to get (no advance parole, solid commitment, derivative status for child). The government web site still says the K-3 is a way to get your spouse/step-child here in a timely manner awaiting the I-130 process. A CR-1 at CSC- NO WAY!- it was taking about 18 months to get the initial I-130 approval (no derivative status, too long forget it!) Guess what? We are CR-1 now. acw Link to comment
ed and ying Posted June 19, 2005 Report Share Posted June 19, 2005 I had time to research before I could apply. Decided that K-1 would be best for us and learned that I would be cursed with Nebraska. As it turned out, I slipped thru NSC in slightly less than 90 days. It seems that since then NSC has slowed again. Every step of the way and your indiviudual result at that step seems to be a total crapshoot. Maybe you are lucky, maybe you are not. I am keeping all body parts crossed. Wishing good luck and progress to those how have met some delays Link to comment
david_dawei Posted June 19, 2005 Report Share Posted June 19, 2005 I went K1 through VSC... I had researched it pretty thoroughly and had discussed it with Zixuan.. so we agreed together. Speed to be together was our main desire. Link to comment
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