NVC FILERS - FOR October - 2010

[IrisCutie 0]

I am preparing the big fat 8x page long I-864 package. How did you guys bind the whole package together?

1. One heavy duty stable (I think this is a no no)

2. Stable each document separately and then use a heavy duty binding clip

3. Use an ACCO fastener

Edited November 10, 2010 by IrisCutie

[thekfc 26]

Don't worry.

My case is completed with "Case not found" in AVR.

Thekfc has also same issue - No case in AVR.

These type of unlucky persons need to contact the operator every day

Loto

Yep, I still get the "No case in AVR" message.

I already paid both fees & mailed out the respective packages.

I received about 9 emails from NVC - has anyone received that many emails from NVC?

I think after my case is completed it will still not be in the AVR.

I called and speak to a live human every other day with no progress. So I am waiting for a SIF & hopefully an email from them.

[KVPandPKP 0]

I am preparing the big fat 8x page long I-864 package. How did you guys bind the whole package together?

1. One heavy duty stable (I think this is a no no)

2. Stable each document separately and then use a heavy duty binding clip

3. Use an ACCO fastener

Iris,

I post the same question as you a while back.

I would suggest that you include a summary letter of what you ar sending and list it in order. I stapled the 864 sheets together (Item 1) Tax Returns, w2 and 1099 (item 2), and employer letter ( item 3) etc.. and just just a good strong paper clip to bind all sections together along with the barcode cover page.

Hope this helps.

kvp

[Bob g 11]

This thread never dies

Loto

Like the "March" thread.

[IndigoSkies 168]

Should we be using the November thread even if we first landed on NVC during October? And a top of the morning to you, gentleladies and gentlemen.

[tabndan 4]

Good morning everyone today will be a good day and NVC will work extra hard since they will be closed tomorrow so we hope right?

I called the AVR last night after hours just so i can hear the automated message and it said "NVC is expecting return of the biographic forms by the petitioner... ".

Our IV packet was delivered to them on 11/08/10 and I am hoping that they will work faster to put it into the system then the AOS...

[IndigoSkies 168]

Our IV packet was delivered to them on 11/08/10 and I am hoping that they will work faster to put it into the system then the AOS...

Since NVC got my IV package on 11/4, you can get a good idea of when yours will end up in the system when I find out about mine. I'm not expecting mine to be in the system until next Monday. That's 11/15. So set your expectation very, very low.

[tabndan 4]

IndigoSkies

Since NVC got my IV package on 11/4, you can get a good idea of when yours will end up in the system when I find out about mine. I'm not expecting mine to be in the system until next Monday. That's 11/15. So set your expectation very, very low.

yeah I know I will be trailing right behind you and still hoping for a December interview

Edited November 10, 2010 by tabndan

[johndoe12 2]

I dont even think my case has been entered in the system yet. It was delivered on Oct 22nd and they are still saying same old 2-4 weeks BS.

[malvika 1]

I dont even think my case has been entered in the system yet. It was delivered on Oct 22nd and they are still saying same old 2-4 weeks BS.

John,

It's strange that your AOS and IV packet were delivered on 10/22 and it has not been entered in their system yet. At least AOS should have been entered by now. My AOS was delivered on 10/28 and it was entered in system 11/08. You can see my timeline.

Did you speak with supervisor? I suggest you to speak with supervisor at least once a day. It shouldn't really take this long to enter the docs in the system.

[LotofPatience 65]

I dont even think my case has been entered in the system yet. It was delivered on Oct 22nd and they are still saying same old 2-4 weeks BS.

John, yes, it won't take that much time. Average is some 10 to 14 days.

You need to get multiple feedbacks from multiple operators to derive the conclusion

Having said this, everything you send is taking time, just kidding

Loto

Iris,

I post the same question as you a while back.

I would suggest that you include a summary letter of what you ar sending and list it in order. I stapled the 864 sheets together (Item 1) Tax Returns, w2 and 1099 (item 2), and employer letter ( item 3) etc.. and just just a good strong paper clip to bind all sections together along with the barcode cover page.

Hope this helps.

kvp

This is what I did.

Loto

Yep, I still get the "No case in AVR" message.

I already paid both fees & mailed out the respective packages.

I received about 9 emails from NVC - has anyone received that many emails from NVC?

I think after my case is completed it will still not be in the AVR.

I called and speak to a live human every other day with no progress. So I am waiting for a SIF & hopefully an email from them.

NVC case can be completed without "NVC Case not found" in AVRS.

Loto

[johndoe12 2]

John, yes, it won't take that much time. Average is some 10 to 14 days.

You need to get multiple feedbacks from multiple operators to derive the conclusion

Having said this, everything you send is taking time, just kidding

Loto

Yes i agree with you Loto. Everything is getting delayed. God knows whats going on with my case.

[TtownDude 1]

John,

I spoke to someone in NVC and they said it normally takes 1 to 2 weeks depending on the work load for your case to be entered in to the system after the mail room receives it. She also said if you have sent the packet a month back and it is not in the system, that could be a problem.

I would wait till the end of this week and by Monday of next week, if it is still not in the system escalate it to a supervisor. Keep calling NVC until you get an operator who is willing to help you.

Also, see if you can send an email ATTN:SUPERVISOR SUE (as she is the Mother Superior of all Supervisors at NVC) explaining your situation.

Good luck with your case and hope you hear something soon

Thanks

I dont even think my case has been entered in the system yet. It was delivered on Oct 22nd and they are still saying same old 2-4 weeks BS.

[johndoe12 2]

John,

I spoke to someone in NVC and they said it normally takes 1 to 2 weeks depending on the work load for your case to be entered in to the system after the mail room receives it. She also said if you have sent the packet a month back and it is not in the system, that could be a problem.

I would wait till the end of this week and by Monday of next week, if it is still not in the system escalate it to a supervisor. Keep calling NVC until you get an operator who is willing to help you.

Also, see if you can send an email ATTN:SUPERVISOR SUE (as she is the Mother Superior of all Supervisors at NVC) explaining your situation.

Good luck with your case and hope you hear something soon

Thanks

Do you think that sending an email to SUE will work in this case? I was told that it would take 2-4 weeks so not sure if that's the case.

[TtownDude 1]

You never know whether it works or not if you keep debating about it. They are not going to deny your case just because you sent them an email. Just explain to them that you were told that it normally takes 2 weeks for the case to be entered in to their system and that it has been close to 4 weeks (even though it is not and it is more like 3 weeks). They have no way of verifying when you mailed except for the return receipt that you probably have from them. Also, mention to them that people who have sent it after you have their case entered in their system. Tell them you are really worried about your packet having not made it to their systems.

Also, follow it up by escalating your case to a supervisor next week.

Do you think that sending an email to SUE will work in this case? I was told that it would take 2-4 weeks so not sure if that's the case.

Edited November 10, 2010 by svenkatc