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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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I have sent the Opting In email to start getting paperwork by email. Its supposed to be faster and more efficient. Now what i don't understand is after i sent it I got an email back saying its handled on a first come first serve basis, and it should be answered in 10 days. What the heck?? That is faster??? I see most people are done with NVC within 3 weeks or so, we have paid bills and sent everything requested, now have to wait the 10 days? We got notice of NVC taking over on Dec 31. Hopefully will hear something soon or get something in the mail or by email. Anyone else run into this or doing this process?

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
Timeline
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You will not be done with NVC within 3 weeks. There is a current back log. I have just successfully finished going through EP. It is faster specially if you receive RFE's. Just be patient. You'll have to wait like most of us. They are streamlining the process though, and you should get through faster and receive an interview

10/10/09: Married in Hamilton, Ontario :)

04/01/2010 : I-130 Sent

04/16/10 : NOA1 Issued (Hard Copy)

09/02/2010: File Touched Fingers Crossed

09/24/2010: NOA2 Approval!!!


  • 161 Days since NOA1 - NOA2
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    NVC Received File - 10/04/2010
    10/07/2010 Received Case #/Opted into Electronic Processing

    • OPT IN EMAIL CONFIRMATION INTO ELECTRONIC PROCESSING RECEIVED 10/25 TOOK 18 DAYS FROM INITIAL EMAIL SENT
    • DS3032 Sent Following Electronic Proccessing Formats

10/15/2010: I-864(AOS) fee ($88) payment Received

10/18/2010: I-864 (AOS) PAID

10/20/2010: AOS package Sent via Email for Electronic Processing

10/22/2010: IV Bill Invoiced

10/22/2010: IV Bill Paid (Shown Paid Status 8/25/2010)

10/27/2010:DS Forms Emailed Via Email for Electronic Processing

01/06/2011: Sign in Failed

11/23/2010: AOS package review completed

01/05/2011: IV package review completed

01/06/2011: Case Completed (Received case complete Email VIA Electronic Processing)

01/07/2011: Consulate Interview Scheduled

Consulate

02/15/2011: Medical

03/04/2011: Interview

U.S

03/07/2011: POE South of Montreal US-CDN border

03/07/2011: Welcome Letter

03/24/2011: Green Card

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
Timeline
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Thanks for that. Yup still doing the waiting game. congrats on getting your interview date.

You will not be done with NVC within 3 weeks. There is a current back log. I have just successfully finished going through EP. It is faster specially if you receive RFE's. Just be patient. You'll have to wait like most of us. They are streamlining the process though, and you should get through faster and receive an interview

 
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