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Application Status Changed - B1/B2 Visa on AIS.USVISA Website

Hey everyone! Just wondering if anyone is in the process of immigrating to the US (my Wife) from Mexico and had an interview date for early November (8 days away now) that was canceled? Generally I get an email, then reschedule (5 times now)... this time nothing. I figure their system could be slow in rolling out the notifications.

Normally you can log into the AIS.USVisa website and you can check your status, and we're showing as not having an interview date currently.

BUT in case it is some glitch or whatever with their database, and it's only showing as us not having a date, and I go through the process to reschedule - it will effectively drop our date from 8 days from now, all the way until mid January.

On the other hand, if I wait an extra day to call the center since they aren't open, it could be pushed back even further, I think March and then July are the next appointments as other people nab the slots.

Anyone know what's up right now?

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