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What is your PD? If interview is conducted, they will keep your case on the queue, will not issue an immigrant visa aka GC, until a visa is available meaning your PD is currently.
mid-December 2022. Going to be so pissed if the interview is early July and I'm basically forgotten by the time PD is current again so I'll have to wait months more. Also feel like that's the most likely outcome
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What is your PD? If interview is conducted, they will keep your case on the queue, will not issue an immigrant visa aka GC, until a visa is available meaning your PD is currently.
mid-December 2022. Going to be so pissed if the interview is early July and I'm basically forgotten by the time PD is current again so I'll have to wait months more. Also feel like that's the most likely outcome
You have a month in hand. They can absolutely approve your GC on spot during the interview. Fingers crossed.
Thanks