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NVC Expedite Request due to financial hardship

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Nicole & Sean Apprentice

Nicole & Sean   0

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Has anyone had any luck requesting their case, after being received by the NVC, to be expedited due to financial hardship? My husband in Canada just recently lost his job and I was wondering if this would qualify as a financial hardship to expedite the case through the NVC.

Any insight into how to draft the expedite request would be helpful.

Thanks!

1/24/2007 - Met for the first time in Dallas, TX

1/23/2009 - Met again in Montreal, Canada

7/23/2011 - Re-connected yet again (this time for good!)

10/27/2012 - Married

12/7/2012 - sent in I-130 package

12/10/2012 - Received NOA 1

4/29/2012 - Received NOA 2

5/6/2013 - NVC Received

5/22/13 - Sent OPT-In email

5/30/13 - DS-261 Choice of Agent submitted online

5/30/13 - Received & Paid I-864 AOS invoice online

6/7/13 - DS-261 received at NVC

6/9/13 - I-864 AOS package submitted electronically

6/10/13 - I-864 AOS invoice shows as paid

6/14/13 - Received & Paid DS-260 invoice online

6/14/13 - DS-260 package submitted electronically

6/20/13 - Email received that I-864 AOS is being reviewed

6/20/13 - DS-260 invoice showed as paid; completed & submitted DS-260 online

6/27/13 - Email received that CS-260 is being reviewed

7/1/13 - Received I-864 AOS Checklist

7/10/13 - Resubmitted new I-864 AOS form with revisions in response to checklist

7/26/13 - Email received that I-864 AOS checklist items is being reviewed

7/31/13 - NVC Case Complete

8/1/13 - Received email that case was completed

8/12/13 - Interview date received

8/15/13 - Case received at Montreal Consulate

9/11/13 - Medical Exam

9/23/13 - Interview Date - APPROVED!!!

9/27/13 - Visa Received

9/28/13 - POE - Buffalo/Niagra Falls

Nicole & Sean Apprentice

Nicole & Sean   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Okay, thanks. I didn't think it would work, but thought I would ask.

1/24/2007 - Met for the first time in Dallas, TX

1/23/2009 - Met again in Montreal, Canada

7/23/2011 - Re-connected yet again (this time for good!)

10/27/2012 - Married

12/7/2012 - sent in I-130 package

12/10/2012 - Received NOA 1

4/29/2012 - Received NOA 2

5/6/2013 - NVC Received

5/22/13 - Sent OPT-In email

5/30/13 - DS-261 Choice of Agent submitted online

5/30/13 - Received & Paid I-864 AOS invoice online

6/7/13 - DS-261 received at NVC

6/9/13 - I-864 AOS package submitted electronically

6/10/13 - I-864 AOS invoice shows as paid

6/14/13 - Received & Paid DS-260 invoice online

6/14/13 - DS-260 package submitted electronically

6/20/13 - Email received that I-864 AOS is being reviewed

6/20/13 - DS-260 invoice showed as paid; completed & submitted DS-260 online

6/27/13 - Email received that CS-260 is being reviewed

7/1/13 - Received I-864 AOS Checklist

7/10/13 - Resubmitted new I-864 AOS form with revisions in response to checklist

7/26/13 - Email received that I-864 AOS checklist items is being reviewed

7/31/13 - NVC Case Complete

8/1/13 - Received email that case was completed

8/12/13 - Interview date received

8/15/13 - Case received at Montreal Consulate

9/11/13 - Medical Exam

9/23/13 - Interview Date - APPROVED!!!

9/27/13 - Visa Received

9/28/13 - POE - Buffalo/Niagra Falls

Harsh_77 Mentor

Harsh_77   718

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speak with your local congressman... You never know. They deal with expedites all the time!

Congressman / Senators do not work on expediting the application.

They will help your case if your case has gone pass the normal processing time.

Again losing a job is not a valid reason for the case to be expedited, if that was the case all the spouse waiting out of US would quit their jobs - which would mean all those application has to be expedited.

 
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