Hey Everyone,
Exciting news!!
As most of you already know from my Facebook, Joe's visa has been approved! It was such a shock to get the letter I hardly realized what it was when I first saw it. But I was so happy when I opened it that I had to tell everyone ( and wake up Joe at 5 in the morning his time to let him know!). I just thought I would let everyone know what this news means. We still have some time to wait but this significantly shortens the about of time.
Basically, the packet of information that I sent to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has been approved by them. Now this normally takes 5 months to process, but ours got approved in an amazingly short 3 months, not that I'm complaining ;). Now the next step in the process is that the packet gets sent to the Department of State National Visa Center for further "processing." My understanding of that process is that they basically change our application number. The letter says this should take 4-6 weeks.
Once we have this number Joe has to go to London and get a medical exam, and they will contact him to set up an interview date. Hopefully, we will be able to get an interview date that isn't months away! Fingers crossed! Once he has completed, and hopefully passed, his interview then he is free to come over to the U.S.!
Thank you everyone for all your support and, as always, thanks for reading!
xoxo
Exciting news!!
As most of you already know from my Facebook, Joe's visa has been approved! It was such a shock to get the letter I hardly realized what it was when I first saw it. But I was so happy when I opened it that I had to tell everyone ( and wake up Joe at 5 in the morning his time to let him know!). I just thought I would let everyone know what this news means. We still have some time to wait but this significantly shortens the about of time.
Basically, the packet of information that I sent to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has been approved by them. Now this normally takes 5 months to process, but ours got approved in an amazingly short 3 months, not that I'm complaining ;). Now the next step in the process is that the packet gets sent to the Department of State National Visa Center for further "processing." My understanding of that process is that they basically change our application number. The letter says this should take 4-6 weeks.
Once we have this number Joe has to go to London and get a medical exam, and they will contact him to set up an interview date. Hopefully, we will be able to get an interview date that isn't months away! Fingers crossed! Once he has completed, and hopefully passed, his interview then he is free to come over to the U.S.!
Thank you everyone for all your support and, as always, thanks for reading!
xoxo


















