Making sure of the case number

[MMAM 0]

Hi, everybody!

I know that my "case number" must be below the cut-off number for my region/country to be notified for an interview. My question is: The case number is in the following format: Year Letters Zeros "Numbers", those numbers reflect that "case number" they always refer to, right? I mean, those numbers form the number that must be below the cut-off number, is that right?

 

Thank you for your help.

[Pavel1982 104]

34 minutes ago, MMAM said:

Hi, everybody!

I know that my "case number" must be below the cut-off number for my region/country to be notified for an interview. My question is: The case number is in the following format: Year Letters Zeros "Numbers", those numbers reflect that "case number" they always refer to, right? I mean, those numbers form the number that must be below the cut-off number, is that right?

 

Thank you for your help.

you can this site. it explains the nvc case number

https://rapidvisa.com/national-visa-center-case-number-explained/

[EmilyW 1,222]

This is a DV case so the numbering system is different for other cases.

 

The format for DV numbers is 14 characters in total:  Year (4 characters) - Region (two characters) - Case Number (eight digits).  

 

Once your case number is below the Visa Bulletin for your region, you are considered 'current' and - presuming you've submitted your DS260 and it's been processed by the KCC, you'll be scheduled for an interview.

 

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

2 hours ago, MMAM said:

Hi, everybody!

I know that my "case number" must be below the cut-off number for my region/country to be notified for an interview. My question is: The case number is in the following format: Year Letters Zeros "Numbers", those numbers reflect that "case number" they always refer to, right? I mean, those numbers form the number that must be below the cut-off number, is that right?

 

Thank you for your help.

Yes that’s right, you ignore the zeroes between the region code and the actual number.  

[MMAM 0]

Thank you so much, all, for your replies. They did help me. I appreciate your help.