Petition stuck and nation records centre

[Paul and Kathy 2]

Please can someone advise us on the best way around this situation. Our I-129F was approved on 30th July 2012. We contacted the NVC a number times and they said that had not received it. The USCIS is telling us it can take up to 3 months to send it the the NVC. We then emailed a copy of of I797 approval to the NVC, they have now said that our file is in the National records centre and that they are waiting for the USCIS to send it to them. When we call the USCIS they just repeat that it can takes 3 months after approval to send it to the NVC.

Its now been 2 months and we have seen on here that many other cases after ours have been received and processed by the NVC. Any help that anyone can provide would be much appreciated as we really want to be together for Christmas.

Any help or advice would be really appreciated.

Paul and Kathy

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Have you reached out to your U.S. Senators' offices? If not, do so to see if they can help move things along by inquiring. Call your local office and ask for the person who handles immigration issues. You can look up contact information here: http://1.usa.gov/QeF6aM

Be prepared to fill out a form giving them permission to make the inquiry on your behalf.

Please can someone advise us on the best way around this situation. Our I-129F was approved on 30th July 2012. We contacted the NVC a number times and they said that had not received it. The USCIS is telling us it can take up to 3 months to send it the the NVC. We then emailed a copy of of I797 approval to the NVC, they have now said that our file is in the National records centre and that they are waiting for the USCIS to send it to them. When we call the USCIS they just repeat that it can takes 3 months after approval to send it to the NVC.

Its now been 2 months and we have seen on here that many other cases after ours have been received and processed by the NVC. Any help that anyone can provide would be much appreciated as we really want to be together for Christmas.

Any help or advice would be really appreciated.

Paul and Kathy

[Paul and Kathy 2]

We contacted a local Congressman's office late Friday and received a phone call from them Monday afternoon. They have put a trace on our case file to locate it, and said they would help expedite our case as much as they can. It was a great relief to know that there is help out there from government officials if you reach out to them. We are so grateful for your suggestion and encourage others to ask for assistance from local officials if you're experiencing delays in moving your case forward. Thanks again for your suggestion! Best of luck to you and your fiance.

Paul and Kathy

Have you reached out to your U.S. Senators' offices? If not, do so to see if they can help move things along by inquiring. Call your local office and ask for the person who handles immigration issues. You can look up contact information here: http://1.usa.gov/QeF6aM

Be prepared to fill out a form giving them permission to make the inquiry on your behalf.