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NVCinquiry@state.gov vs. nvcinquiry@state.gov

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Ghana
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I don't know if anyone else has made this mistake but I wanted to point it out so nobody else makes the same error. When sending emails to the NVC Do Not capitalize NVCinquiry@state.gov because you will not get an auto reply. For the past week I've been on the phone with reps at the NVC telling me they weren't going to receive the email if I wasn't receiving an auto reply and today I even spent $20 mailing them a physical copy of my passport to correct the Date of Birth error they made. After emailing from separate computer and email accounts to no avail, I decided to write the email in lower case nvcinquiry@state.gov and I received an immediate auto reply. The Visa Journey Wiki page has the entire email capitalized NVCINQUIRY@state.gov which I didn't try so maybe its either all capitals or lower case but I believe that the reason none of my emails went through to the NVC was because I wrote the email as NVCinquiry@state.gov which didn't produce an auto reply when written this way.

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K1 Visa AOS

10/21/13: I-129F Sent 07/12/14: Married

11/01/13: I-129F NOA1 (Texas Service Center) 08/20/14: (I-485, I-765, I-131) Mailed Out

02/19/14: I-129F NOA2 (110 days) 08/26/14: NOA's received (Nebraska Service Center)

03/04/14: NVC Received 09/17/14: Bio Appointment

03/07/14: NVC Left 11/14/14: EAD & AP Approved (86 days)

03/13/14: Consulate Received 11/18/14: EAD & AP approval letter received

04/09/14: Packet 4 Received 11/20/14: EAD Card Received!

04/24/14: Interview Date - APPROVED (174 days) 12/11/14: Potential Interview Letter received

05/18/15: Card Ordered To Be Produced

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Filed: Other Country: Pakistan
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It's the same things nvcinquiry@state.gov. If you have like to expedite you can also use nvcexpedite@state.gov. They do not however accept documents over the email.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Germany
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I don't know if anyone else has made this mistake but I wanted to point it out so nobody else makes the same error. When sending emails to the NVC Do Not capitalize NVCinquiry@state.gov because you will not get an auto reply. For the past week I've been on the phone with reps at the NVC telling me they weren't going to receive the email if I wasn't receiving an auto reply and today I even spent $20 mailing them a physical copy of my passport to correct the Date of Birth error they made. After emailing from separate computer and email accounts to no avail, I decided to write the email in lower case nvcinquiry@state.gov and I received an immediate auto reply. The Visa Journey Wiki page has the entire email capitalized NVCINQUIRY@state.gov which I didn't try so maybe its either all capitals or lower case but I believe that the reason none of my emails went through to the NVC was because I wrote the email as NVCinquiry@state.gov which didn't produce an auto reply when written this way.

I didnt receive any auto reply even though I emailed to NVCINQUIRY@state.gov ...is that a bad thing??

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Croatia
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You only get the reply if you write it all lower case. We sent both and got the autoreply, but they never actually bothered to send us the case number. Called yesterday and found out it was forwarded to the embassy 3 days ago.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Germany
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You only get the reply if you write it all lower case. We sent both and got the autoreply, but they never actually bothered to send us the case number. Called yesterday and found out it was forwarded to the embassy 3 days ago.

strange because I sent both ways too and didnt get any auto reply..

well if they dont answer anyways we will have to try calling.

thanks for your reply :)

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Italy
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I also wrote all lower case but I didnt get any auto reply

January 8th, 2014: I-129f petition sent to Lewisville, TX lockbox
January 16th, 2014: NOA1
July 21st, 2014: NOA2

August 5th: NVC left

August 7th: Consulate in Naples received

August 12th: Packet 3 received

September 2nd: Packet 3 sent

September 5th: Packet4 received

September 17th: interview approved

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Russia
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I don't know if anyone else has made this mistake but I wanted to point it out so nobody else makes the same error. When sending emails to the NVC Do Not capitalize NVCinquiry@state.gov because you will not get an auto reply. For the past week I've been on the phone with reps at the NVC telling me they weren't going to receive the email if I wasn't receiving an auto reply and today I even spent $20 mailing them a physical copy of my passport to correct the Date of Birth error they made. After emailing from separate computer and email accounts to no avail, I decided to write the email in lower case nvcinquiry@state.gov and I received an immediate auto reply. The Visa Journey Wiki page has the entire email capitalized NVCINQUIRY@state.gov which I didn't try so maybe its either all capitals or lower case but I believe that the reason none of my emails went through to the NVC was because I wrote the email as NVCinquiry@state.gov which didn't produce an auto reply when written this way.

I just came across this topic, kind of late, but still :P

we have the same issue with date of birth! My fiance sent the copies of my passport, but they are silent yet.... Did they correct your date of birth eventually?

K-1 visa, TSC:

NOA-1 - January 24, 2014

NOA-2 - July 25, 2014

Case shipped to NVC (Department of State actually) - July 31, 2014

Paper copy of NOA-2 received - August 2, 2014

NVC Case Creation Date - August 11, 2014 (as it says on CEAC website)

NVC Ready Status - August 18, 2014

Administrative Processing status - August 28, 2014

Medical - September 8, 2014

Interview - September 12, 2014 . Approved!!! :dancing:

Visa in hand - September 17, 2014

Flight to the USA - October 1, 2014

Wedding - December 6, 2014 (L)

Adjustment of Status:

Documents sent - April 12,2015

USCIS Acceptance Confirmation (email, text) - April 27,2015

Biometrics for AOS - May 20, 2015

RFE in the mail - May 23,2015

Biometrics for EAD (yep, sh*t happens) - June 23,2015

Notice of approval for EAD in mail - June 30,2015

EAD in mail - July 13, 2015

Avance Parole in mail - July 24,2015

Ready to schedule for interview - July 20, 2015

USCIS letter with interview date - August 22,2015

AOS interview date - September 24,2015

Approved! :dancing::dancing::dancing:

Welcome letter in mail - September 29,2015

Green card in mail - October 2, 2015

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