QUOTE (Ling Ling @ Sep 20 2008, 12:54 AM)

QUOTE (A_I_S @ Sep 20 2008, 12:18 AM)

Everything was fine on Thursday...I didn't call on Friday during business hours...called after hours and boom, RFE, and probably on our DS230. Weird thing is that AVR says NVC sent a letter on Sept 15th...on the 19th the operator told me everything was fine.
So...do they mail the RFE info to the petitioner or to the spouse overseas?
DS-230: check.
Marriage Cert: Original with translation, check.
Birth Cert: Certified copy with translation, check. Could it be that the notary information has to be certified somewhere as well, like Apostille?
Police Cert: Orig with translation, check.
Photos: Check.
Internal passport: uncertified copy with translation, check.
Foreign passport: uncertified copy with translation, check.
What else am I missing?
Sounds like the old "False RFE".
If they review your AOS before your IV (or IV before AOS) you will get an AVR that says,
"The NVC has reviewed your documents and found missing or incomplete information...a letter was sent to the (pause) "petitioner/beneficiary/attorney/agent" on DATE..."
So if you just sent in your DS-230, it takes a couple of days for it to get from the mailroom into your case file, and then about a week or two for it to be reviewed.
Good luck.
Err, let's see:
All bills paid.
Sept 4th: mailed 864 package.
Sept 5th received.
Operators telling me that "we received something, don't know what, it's in review".
Sept 11th: mailed DS-230.
Sept 12th: received DS-230.
Operator on Thursday told me that the "864 has completed review a couple of days ago" which puts it dead smack around the 15th, when AVR says they sent me an RFE. So AOS was reviewed just around the time DS230 arrived, and this causes a false RFE?
Also, the message does not actually say who the RFE was sent to. It just goes "a letter was sent to the (pause) on September the 15th".
Thanks,
Andrei