kings Queenie may be you could transfer to cameroon

Hi lil tongi please how long after dq does it take to get IL in Cameroon

when were you DQ

are you a citizen or F2A

send me your WhatsApp number let me text you

F2a married to a LPR DQ this October PD 20 May 2022

oK then you can try Cameroon

the IV scheduling tool shows they're now processing cases of August.you can try

hi I tried it and it was kinda confusing but I’ll give it a try again. thank you so much. and I’ll look into Cameroons backlog

well now they are processing cases for august as I said

for F2A

meaning maybe soon will be October

the question is why does F2A in terms of interview scheduling go faster than IR citizens

ok thank you lil tongi I’ll just have to wait

The new policy of the U.S. administration has instituted a policy which states that visa interviews must be conducted in country of the visa beneficiary. That being said you may not transfer your case file to another country. sad really is that USCIS noted a high level of marriage and visa frauds from Nigeria and Nigerians so cases from Nigeria goes through high scrutiny before approval. this will result in backlog and extensive waiting periods

Hi Daniel this is where it kinda gets confusing, when they make new rules like this it’s been said that the cases filed before the effect date are grandfathered in so those changes wouldn’t apply. what unnerves me is that it doesn’t deter fraud! how when Nigeria has been banned , and now even several years since the ban has been lifted there is still a year and a half backlog and yet ppl went through all of that and still fraud happened. a fraud doesn’t mind the wait and other countries have done it kinda sounds like it’s just plain racism. so I don’t know if I’m grandfathered in or not but after being with my husband for 3 years only to get married, file and learn of this backlog even after being approved it’s really paining in that my atty never told me there’s be a longer wait after approval and I’m just trying to see what my options are.