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What documents to send in to NVC

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FeelinitNow   7

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Hey there...

I was wondering if anyone has had experience with sending in documents to the NVC for the IV package. I know that the visajourney guide and NVC websites state that birth certificates, marriage certificates, police certifiates 2x2 photos, etc need to be sent into NVC.

But what if we don't send these through to them? Will we get checklisted before anything else can happen? Or can my wife bring with her these documents to her visa interview?

IR-1 Visa

1/09/14 I-130 Packet sent to USCIS Chicago Lockbox

1/20/14 - I-130 Forwarded to USCIS Texas

1/24/14 - NOA1 I-130

5/28/14 - NOA2 I-130

6/11/14 - NVC Receives Case

7/7/14 - Case # Received

7/18/14 - DS-261 Sent In

7/18/14 - AOS Invoiced and Paid

7/22/14 - AOS Package sent

8/01/14 - AOS Documents Received/Scanned

9/04/14 - IV Fee Invoiced

9/10/14 - IV Fee Shows Paid

9/13/14 - IV Package Sent

9/13/14 - DS-260 Completed

9/22/14 - IV Package Received/Scanned

10/21/14 - Both packages reviewed

10/21/14 - Check listed

10/22/14 - Revised Document (I-864A) Sent off via USPS Express Next Day Delivery

12/22/14 - Case Completed

12-30-14 - Interview Date Given

02/17/15 - Medical

2/27/15 - Interview Date

Xxxxxxx - Point of Entry

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Naumanxenon   38

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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Please search for Saylin's NVC wiki. It has detailed the entire NVC process. You must submit all the documents to NVC otherwise they will not continue processing your case.

NOA2: 4/13/2014

NVC Received Case: 4/28/2014

NVC Assigned Case no and IIN: 5/21/2014

DS261 available and submitted: 5/31/2014

AOS fees available and paid: 6/2/2014

AOS package sent out:6/3/2014

AOS fee shows paid: 6/4/2014

Resubmitted DS261 because it showed incomplete: 6/5/2014

AOS Package scanned at NVC: 6/9/2014 :protest:

IV fees paid: 7/10/14 :ranting:

DS260 Submitted: 7/12/14 :ranting:

IV Packaged Scanned by NVC: 7/15/2014 :ranting:

CC:9/7/2014 :dancing:

Interview:10/29/2014 :dancing: :dancing::dancing:

POE:11/09/2014 :dancing::dancing::dancing:

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NikLR   13,220

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Canada
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As above the originals or certified copies (copies from original issuer) must be submitted to NVC or else you will not get a case complete or interview date.

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J&N071213   57

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As above the originals or certified copies (copies from original issuer) must be submitted to NVC or else you will not get a case complete or interview date.

Agree

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Ian H.   207

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Before they used to allow people to bring the documents to the interview. I'm not sure when because for some people that have petitioned other family members before, this procedure is fairly new. They're doing it like this to avoid longer waiting times for interviews because what would happen is that hundreds of people would show up to the interview without some of the relevant documents and it would just add an unnecessary burden to those who came prepared. I will provide you a link with the relevant docs for the UK.

http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/reciprocity-by-country/UK.html

http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/immigrate/types/family/immediate-relative.html#8

http://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Supplemental/LND%20-%20London.pdf

This does not constitute legal advice.

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