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mutu · May 10, 2018 10:24 PM

The entire K1 visa timeline can vary greatly from person to person. Prior to 2018, timelines for this process were usually between 5 to 6 months from start to finish. The new administration’s immigration focus have resulted in extended timelines of all visa types. This is primarily due to a higher workload and increased applicant scrutiny. As of 2018, if you do everything correctly, avoid getting a request for evidence, and aren’t from a high-fraud area, the process is taking on average from 6 to 9 months, from start to finish. Keep in mind all our timelines are rearward looking, I can only give an estimate of approvals I see currently. Immigration is sensitive to many factors like politics, that can change these timeline estimates on a moment’s notice. this is a general estimate based on averages. 1. NOA1: 1 to 3 Weeks After you file the I-129F, you will get notification that the USCIS has received it (NOA1/Notice of Action 1). 2. NOA2: 5-7 Months Quite likely the most frustrating wait. This is the time between USCIS receipt and approval. You’ll be notified via NOA2. This timeline has been extended and may grow even longer unless the USCIS catches up. 3. NVC Notice: 2-3 Weeks When your case moves to the National Visa Center. 4. Embassy Phase: 1-3 Months When your case moves to the local U.S. embassy. 5. Visa Granted: 2-10 Days The time after approval until you get the visa in-hand. Factors That Can Affect Your Timeline Requests for Evidence (RFE) The most common delays are brought on by RFEs. The vast majority of these can be avoided if your petition is assembled professionally. USCIS Workload In the past, influxes of USCIS workload have affected overall timelines. This could be brought on by changes in immigration processes or policies. Quality of Your Petition Petitions that are easy to move through and approve tend to get approved faster. Last edited: 10-May-18 11:28 PM

texannepali_kaka · May 10, 2018 11:28 PM

There is always hope :) Thanks @texannepali_kaka for this comprehensive reply. I am still curious about what documents did you submit to prove fiance in Nepal Embassy when they call for interview? How is the chance of getting or rejecting K-1 visa? Also, for information, mine is genuine case.

mutu · May 11, 2018 9:33 PM