Tracking your package from NVC to the consulate!

[Popcorn Henry 0]

Hello, I know some of you do not believe in tracking your packages but for those of you who do please help me! Ok, I used EXP 16 JAN 2009A and EXP 16 JAN 2009B. Two were shipped out today from NVC going to my consulate, one for A & one for B. A weighs 1 lbs and B weighs 6 lbs. How much do you think a K3 weighs? Should both of these get there the same day? I remember on Friday the lady acted like my package was going out on Friday but it just went out today so I am assuming this label was created on Friday and it was mailed today. There are many others shipped out to other consulates from today with the January 16th references on them. But, what does A, B, and C stand for? Is A for K-1, B for K-3 and C for CR1? I am really confused about it....please explain everyone! Thank you in advance.

Mahitab

Edited January 21, 2009 by ~Dream~Love~

[Popcorn Henry 0]

Hello, I know some of you do not believe in tracking your packages but for those of you who do please help me! Ok, I used EXP 16 JAN 2009A and EXP 16 JAN 2009B. Two were shipped out today from NVC going to my consulate, one for A & one for B. A weighs 1 lbs and B weighs 6 lbs. How much do you think a K3 weighs? Should both of these get there the same day? I remember on Friday the lady acted like my package was going out on Friday but it just went out today so I am assuming this label was created on Friday and it was mailed today. There are many others shipped out to other consulates from today with the January 16th references on them. But, what does A, B, and C stand for? Is A for K-1, B for K-3 and C for CR1? I am really confused about it....please explain everyone! Thank you in advance.

Mahitab

By the way I did this on www.dhl.com.

[cdneh 3,112]

You can see that a package is heading to your area, but there is no way to tell if it is the one you're waiting for. It can be a bit easier if you live someplace, like I do, where there aren't as many as some countries receive.

I've never seen anything to indicate what the letters you refer to stand for.

[Popcorn Henry 0]

You can see that a package is heading to your area, but there is no way to tell if it is the one you're waiting for. It can be a bit easier if you live someplace, like I do, where there aren't as many as some countries receive.

I've never seen anything to indicate what the letters you refer to stand for.

Thank you for the response!

[cdneh 3,112]

You can see that a package is heading to your area, but there is no way to tell if it is the one you're waiting for. It can be a bit easier if you live someplace, like I do, where there aren't as many as some countries receive.

I've never seen anything to indicate what the letters you refer to stand for.

Thank you for the response!