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Common....PK......nabina doesn't represent the whole Nepalese too.
When I went out there in feb there were 5 ppl on the same day, all of them got by friday. I know few frds who went recently and got everything in a week even got for dependends...........All i know is if you are not doing any sort of wrong than there is no need to worry.
I am not saying that my case represent the same for everyone. But little knowlede is dangerous. I have clearly told that i have not heard anyone more than a month except one. Well it all depends on your work, ur degree ur company, ur documents, ur family visit and ur way of giving interview....here is what 221(g) means
Section 221(g)
Refusal under Section 221(g) means that essential information is missing from an application or that an application has been placed on administrative hold.
In order for an application to be reconsidered it may be necessary to:
- Submit additional documentation as requested, and/or
- Wait for administrative processing results.
Applicants, during their interview, will be informed whether further information is required and be instructed on how to submit that information. As part of this process, the applicant is given a "yellow letter" and will have 12 months from the date of application to submit the requested documents without having to pay a new application fee. After one year, an application refused under Section 221(g) is terminated per Section 203 (e).
If your case is subject to administrative processing and you have been advised to wait until the Embassy contacts you, please be patient. We will contact you (at the number or e-mail we verified with you during your interview) as soon as this processing has been completed. Also, when we notify you that the processing was finished and a clearance was granted, you will have 90 days from the date of clearance to drop off your passport and any other requested items at the VFS Application Center. Should you fail to meet the 90-day deadline and you still want to travel to the United States, you may need to be re-interviewed.