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Filed: IR-2 Country: Vietnam
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Hi everyone,

I am the out-of-wedlock son of a US Citizen. My case completed recently, Dec 27 2012. I just wonder 2 things:

1. How long does it actually take to receive the interview letter after case completed? (The myth that it takes 4-8 weeks is true or not?)

2. How will the NVC schedule the cases? (Every first-week of month or something ? )

Happy New Year everyone! :innocent:

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IR2 - Dad & out-of-wedlock Son

USCIS:

11/10/2011 - Prior Date

23/08/2012 - My dad received Citizen Cerf.

28/08/2012 - Requesting for upgrading case

30/08/2012 - Case Upgraded

18/09/2012 - Case Approved

NVC:

03/10/2012 - Assign NVC case number & INN

03/10/2012 - Email DS-3032

04/10/2012 - Pay AOS Fee Bill $88

06/10/2012 - AOS as "PAID"

07/10/2012 - Resend DS-3032 FORM (change address)

17/10/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted (the old one)

18/10/2012 - Received Request to pay IV Fee Bill

23/10/2012 - IV Fee Bill as "PAID"

25/10/2012 - SENT AOS & IV package

19/11/2012 - Checklist W-2 2011

12/12/2012 - Checklist Justice Record #2

27/12/2012 - Case Completed

31/01/2013 - Interview letter

22/03/2013 - Interview --> DNA Testing Requested

DNA TEST: 22/03- Order KITs / 25/03 - Petition was collected sample and KIT was sending to US Consulate by FedEx

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Hi everyone,

I am the out-of-wedlock son of a US Citizen. My case completed recently, Dec 27 2012. I just wonder 2 things:

1. How long does it actually take to receive the interview letter after case completed? (The myth that it takes 4-8 weeks is true or not?)

2. How will the NVC schedule the cases? (Every first-week of month or something ? )

Happy New Year everyone! :innocent:

Their schedule depends on the workload and the season. It takes long time from Sept - Dec, they process student visa applicants first and then others later.

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Filed: IR-2 Country: Vietnam
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Their schedule depends on the workload and the season. It takes long time from Sept - Dec, they process student visa applicants first and then others later.

Oh, thanks for your info. Now is over Dec, so it might get faster, right? :dance:

IR2 - Dad & out-of-wedlock Son

USCIS:

11/10/2011 - Prior Date

23/08/2012 - My dad received Citizen Cerf.

28/08/2012 - Requesting for upgrading case

30/08/2012 - Case Upgraded

18/09/2012 - Case Approved

NVC:

03/10/2012 - Assign NVC case number & INN

03/10/2012 - Email DS-3032

04/10/2012 - Pay AOS Fee Bill $88

06/10/2012 - AOS as "PAID"

07/10/2012 - Resend DS-3032 FORM (change address)

17/10/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted (the old one)

18/10/2012 - Received Request to pay IV Fee Bill

23/10/2012 - IV Fee Bill as "PAID"

25/10/2012 - SENT AOS & IV package

19/11/2012 - Checklist W-2 2011

12/12/2012 - Checklist Justice Record #2

27/12/2012 - Case Completed

31/01/2013 - Interview letter

22/03/2013 - Interview --> DNA Testing Requested

DNA TEST: 22/03- Order KITs / 25/03 - Petition was collected sample and KIT was sending to US Consulate by FedEx

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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The holidays slow things down with CO's taking breaks to head home for he family etc.:thumbs: ...

"Every one of us bears within himself the possibilty of all passions, all destinies of life in all its forms. Nothing human is foreign to us" - Edward G. Robinson.

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Filed: IR-2 Country: Vietnam
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Yup people were starting to get interviewing letter in early Dec.

Thank you, KoJ. How can you find this info? Is it from the VJ Timelines?

Hope you'll get your interview soon! Best of luck Dat!

Thank you very much, pieroot. Hope you'd get pink :dance:

The holidays slow things down with CO's taking breaks to head home for he family etc.:thumbs: ...

Oh. I forgot this. As far as I know, US people usually take 2-3 weeks off :bonk:

IR2 - Dad & out-of-wedlock Son

USCIS:

11/10/2011 - Prior Date

23/08/2012 - My dad received Citizen Cerf.

28/08/2012 - Requesting for upgrading case

30/08/2012 - Case Upgraded

18/09/2012 - Case Approved

NVC:

03/10/2012 - Assign NVC case number & INN

03/10/2012 - Email DS-3032

04/10/2012 - Pay AOS Fee Bill $88

06/10/2012 - AOS as "PAID"

07/10/2012 - Resend DS-3032 FORM (change address)

17/10/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted (the old one)

18/10/2012 - Received Request to pay IV Fee Bill

23/10/2012 - IV Fee Bill as "PAID"

25/10/2012 - SENT AOS & IV package

19/11/2012 - Checklist W-2 2011

12/12/2012 - Checklist Justice Record #2

27/12/2012 - Case Completed

31/01/2013 - Interview letter

22/03/2013 - Interview --> DNA Testing Requested

DNA TEST: 22/03- Order KITs / 25/03 - Petition was collected sample and KIT was sending to US Consulate by FedEx

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That and I know someone working in the immigration consulting service.

wow.. that sounds great... Would you like to guess my interview date? :dance:

IR2 - Dad & out-of-wedlock Son

USCIS:

11/10/2011 - Prior Date

23/08/2012 - My dad received Citizen Cerf.

28/08/2012 - Requesting for upgrading case

30/08/2012 - Case Upgraded

18/09/2012 - Case Approved

NVC:

03/10/2012 - Assign NVC case number & INN

03/10/2012 - Email DS-3032

04/10/2012 - Pay AOS Fee Bill $88

06/10/2012 - AOS as "PAID"

07/10/2012 - Resend DS-3032 FORM (change address)

17/10/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted (the old one)

18/10/2012 - Received Request to pay IV Fee Bill

23/10/2012 - IV Fee Bill as "PAID"

25/10/2012 - SENT AOS & IV package

19/11/2012 - Checklist W-2 2011

12/12/2012 - Checklist Justice Record #2

27/12/2012 - Case Completed

31/01/2013 - Interview letter

22/03/2013 - Interview --> DNA Testing Requested

DNA TEST: 22/03- Order KITs / 25/03 - Petition was collected sample and KIT was sending to US Consulate by FedEx

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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"Every one of us bears within himself the possibilty of all passions, all destinies of life in all its forms. Nothing human is foreign to us" - Edward G. Robinson.

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