Exepedite Letter

[denett 0]

Hi again everyone does any one have a copy of the letter that they used to expedite the I-130 petition its ok if you dont want to post it you can send it to my email please thanks agian guys.

[Inky 1,111]

He called the military help line and requested expedite. We didn't send any letter. Calling them is the fastest way. Often they ask directly on the phone for you to fax the proof for expedite.

[denett 0]

He called the military help line and requested expedite. We didn't send any letter. Calling them is the fastest way. Often they ask directly on the phone for you to fax the proof for expedite.

Ok I understand they told him to send a request when he telephoned and in addition to that he got a letter from his commander do you think this is sufficient?

[Inky 1,111]

Ok I understand they told him to send a request when he telephoned and in addition to that he got a letter from his commander do you think this is sufficient?

Kind of depends on the reason, ours was deployment and we collected letter from command letter from first shirt and deployment paper copys with (blacked out private infos).

By the time he got it all it was already approved without us having to send it in though lol.

[Army wife 9]

Hi again everyone does any one have a copy of the letter that they used to expedite the I-130 petition its ok if you dont want to post it you can send it to my email please thanks agian guys.

Sorry, we were unable to file for an expedite, as my spouse is not deploying right now.

AW

[Deb+Steve 13]

We did not expedite at USCIS but we did request it at NVC because he was leaving for a live training mission. As far as I know, a letter from the command and a copy of the orders is all that was needed. Our case was completed and our interview scheduled 10 days later. I have the following little blurb that was part of the email, I hope this helps:

Case #

Beneficiary: (DOB )

Petitioner: (DOB )

We have received and responded to checklist requests for information relating to the AOS packets submitted to the NVC. The AVR has updated to the checklist responses received by the NVC on 04/19/2010.

We are requesting an expedited review of the checklist responses and our packets. The petitioner is in the US Army and will be on a live training mission as of April 26, 2010. He will be uncontactable until May 30, 2010. He will not be able to respond to any requests should additional information be required by the NVC during this time.

We would like to ensure our cases are completed with the NVC in time for the May scheduling of interviews. Confirmation of his orders can be provided upon reqest. Any assistance or guidance with this would be appreciated.