What are they looking for?

[Katie&Luciano 0]

I have been looking though posts and graphs and polls on this website for about a month now since my fiance and I started this process in February and I would just like to say that it has been extremely helpful! I am curious as to what the officers are looking for at both the service center (in my case Vermont) and at the NVC? I thought at first they were just checking to see if we have a relationship but I have also been hearing about background checks and such. I am confident that these should come back clear but was wondering if anyone knew precisely what it is that they are doing over there while we are anxiously waiting!

Thank you!

[sara..... 371]

I have been looking though posts and graphs and polls on this website for about a month now since my fiance and I started this process in February and I would just like to say that it has been extremely helpful! I am curious as to what the officers are looking for at both the service center (in my case Vermont) and at the NVC? I thought at first they were just checking to see if we have a relationship but I have also been hearing about background checks and such. I am confident that these should come back clear but was wondering if anyone knew precisely what it is that they are doing over there while we are anxiously waiting!

Thank you!

well they also do a security name check..........and it is my firm believe that they also try to make u insane if u filed at csc......just joken i dont know what else they do at nvc but at the service center they check ur names ur back ground and if there is really a relationship sorry wish i could be more help to u

[LovinLiberia 0]

Background checks could be checking for criminal activity, terrorist activity, past USCIS applications, name checks, etc. Basically, just verifiying that your information on the application matches who you are.

[Zee Bee 61]

I think at the service centers they look to see if you qualify for the visa: hence the free to marry documents, divorce decrees, etc, the proof of meeting within the last 2 years. They do a background check on the USC (IMBRA questions) and then they pass it on the NVC. At the service centers they also do some checks on the beneficiary.

At NVC what they basically do is they assign the embassy case number and then forward the approved petition to the consulate. There have also been some people who get stuck at NVC.

I think a majority of the time the petitions are at the service centers they are collecting dust...just my peronal feeling.

[LovinLiberia 0]

I think a majority of the time the petitions are at the service centers they are collecting dust...just my peronal feeling.

Your personal feeling is the exact same as my personal feeling.

[panamania79 2]

I have been looking though posts and graphs and polls on this website for about a month now since my fiance and I started this process in February and I would just like to say that it has been extremely helpful! I am curious as to what the officers are looking for at both the service center (in my case Vermont) and at the NVC? I thought at first they were just checking to see if we have a relationship but I have also been hearing about background checks and such. I am confident that these should come back clear but was wondering if anyone knew precisely what it is that they are doing over there while we are anxiously waiting!

Thank you!

They are doing FBI name checks.Hopefully they've gotten their act together and are not taking so long like they did with my case.

[sara..... 371]

I think a majority of the time the petitions are at the service centers they are collecting dust...just my peronal feeling.

Your personal feeling is the exact same as my personal feeling.

hmmm i wonder how much dust mine has collected and they gonna charge me extra for it