After NO2, what hapens now?

[Patienly_waiting 0]

Now that i have taken it all in and can actually believe that my case has been approved, my baby can only ask how much longer does she have to wait? Any feedback on how much longer it takes to the interview?

[ready4ONE 5,400]

Honestly I have no idea, although there should be some indication in the processing times with regards to Mexico. Good luck!

[arch and cel 0]

We have the same question lol! heres the the answer to our question one of the VJ members response and I want to share it to you!!

Just wanted to pass on some information to you...

(1). The National Visa Center (NVC) number is within my signature. NVC assigns your case number once your case is approved (NOA2). They also may perform a preliminary background check from what I’ve read then forwards your package/case to the Manila Embassy. This process usually takes anywhere from 14 – 30 days.

(2). Packet 4 (Manila Embassy) link is within my signature (acquired from the Manila Embassy website which gives directions on what documents are required by the beneficiary for the visa interview). The Manila Embassy number is within my signature. NOTE: If you dial 0 for the operator and ask for the Immigrant Visa Unit. The average interview is assigned approximately 120 – 150 days from the receipt of your package from the NVC.

(4). St. Luke’s Extension Clinic (SLEC) information is within my signature. SLEC is where the beneficiary goes to take the medical exam and vaccination. The process takes two days. Day 1 is the medical exam and Day 2 is the vaccination.

(5). The I-94 Arrival / Departure Form is within my signature. Foreigners (beneficiaries) complete the I-94 and the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer stamps the applicant’s arrival and departure portions at the Port of Entry (POE) when entering the States. You will need this for the Adjustment of Status process.

Hope this helps!