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Kingston 221(g) Tracker: Wait Times

Live administrative-processing picture at Kingston, from 37 community-reported cases — medians, backlog aging and the latest movement, updated as reports arrive.

4dmedian to approval
10resolved
20pending
15stuck 60+ days
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Interview volume & pending backlog

Tracked Kingston interviews per month, and how many are still pending today.

Days-to-approval distribution

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What Kingston has asked for

Every document request recorded on a Kingston 221(g) so far, grouped by type and most frequent first. Document types only — never anyone’s actual documents.

  • New medical exam — 3 requests
  • Passport — 3 requests
9 other requests reported once
  • 20-question public charge questionnaire (uploaded via CEAC)
  • courier registration
  • health insurance policy
  • health insurance quote
  • proof of employment opportunities
  • proof of financial support
  • public charge questionnaire (20 questions) to upload to CEAC
  • relocation and financial plan
  • W-2

1 of 37 tracked Kingston cases were asked to submit by email. Slip colours seen here: white.

Kingston and the immigrant visa pause

At least one applicant who is not a plaintiff has received a case-specific instruction here. Last reported movement 2026-11-05.

Medical-and-passport requests without a re-interview: on 15 October a non-plaintiff F2A and a non-plaintiff IR2 were emailed to redo the medical and send the passport, one told to register for the courier, with no re-interview mentioned; an observer counts several IR2 cases moving the same day. A 20 January first interview with an expired medical and a March IR2 have had nothing. CEAC touches without contact for the early cohort: an IR1 interviewed 10 March, untouched until an email in September, was touched 14 September and 1, 2, 7 and 8 October with no call; a 2 February IR-1 touched 23 September and 6 October; a second-week-of-February applicant has had no call, email or questionnaire. The twenty-question public charge questionnaire reached a March case around 4 October; second interviews by phone appointment continue for the June cohort. K-1s report silence: one approved on CEAC since 21 August has heard nothing; another's medical expires in two weeks (23 October). 3 November, second-hand: an IR5 parent re-interviewed on 15 October stayed Refused until 26 October, went to Administrative Processing on 29 October and was then Issued. 6 November: re-interview dates of 19 November (IR2 first interviewed 10 February) and 20 November (IR1 first interviewed 27 March); applicants say the post emailed several people this week, asked others to renew medicals and send passports, and is working through end-of-March and early-April first interviews. Relayed: about six re-interviewed applicants had visas within days. Reported 6 November: an immigrant visa applicant first interviewed in May, held on a proof-of-domicile 221(g), received a new 221(g) form accepting the evidence and asking for a new medical and the passport, with no second interview mentioned. Reported 8 November (shared by the family): a parent of a US citizen, cleared of a 10-year bar in July, was interviewed on 29 October and asked who would pay medical costs for a chronic condition; a private health policy was bought and sent on 30 October and the visa was Issued on 2 November. Reported 9 November by a relative: a parent (IR5) first interviewed in January heard nothing until the family emailed the post; a document request followed about two weeks later, then a phone call with an interview date and no email. Approved after a long interview on 5 November and printed the same day; the family had sent a written relocation and self-sufficiency plan with a health insurance quote.

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Full picture for this post, with its pause cases, cancellations and every digest mention: Kingston immigrant visa pause status. Every post side by side: status by embassy.

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Recent Kingston case reports

Newest first, fully anonymized.

ReportedVisaStatusInterviewApprovedDaysSlip
2026-11-12F2Apending2026-06-12——white
2026-11-11IR1pending2026-05-11———
2026-11-11IR1pending2026-05-112026-11-11184white
2026-11-11otherpending2026-03-04———
2026-11-11IR2pending2026-04-27——white
2026-11-09IR5issued2026-012026-11-05294—
2026-11-08IR5issued2026-10-292026-11-024—
2026-11-07IV (immigrant)called2026-05———
2026-11-06otherpending2026-08-14———
2026-11-06IR2called2026-02-10———
2026-11-05IR1called2026-03-27———
2026-11-05IR1called————

Kingston 221(g) — quick answers

How long does 221(g) administrative processing take at Kingston in 2026?

Among 10 resolved community-reported cases at Kingston, the median is 4 days from interview to approval, with 75% clearing within 184 days. 15 tracked cases have been pending 60+ days — outcomes are fast for most and slow for a stuck minority.

What do most 221(g) slips at Kingston ask for?

Recorded requests at Kingston: New medical exam (3 cases); Passport (3 cases); 20-question public charge questionnaire (uploaded via CEAC); courier registration; health insurance policy; health insurance quote. 1 of 37 tracked cases here were asked to submit by email — the subject-line format matters, see the playbook.

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