Waiting for Interview Letter

[shobby 0]

Hello Friends,

I submitted all my documents to NVC few months before and later on I got a notification from NVC that some of the documents were missing. In that letter they clearly mentioned that " delay in submission of this document can delay our INTERVIEW ". Then 6 weeks earlier from now, I submitted the missing document to them. Then after a week of submission I get a notification from them that they have received my documents they will reply us in 60 working days. Same thing they mentioned us last time and they replied us exact after 30 days not 60 days. But this time It has passed 6 weeks already. When should I suppose to get my interview letter ?

-Thanks

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[xDestineyx 1]

There are no real standard waiting times, however if you don't get a response from them you should call them, see what they did about your case.

[apple21 953]

When is your priority date?

[shobby 0]

@xdestineyx what is their contact number ?

[shobby 0]

@apple21 our case got terminated in 2008 because my grandfather passed away and he was the sponsor of our case. Then my uncle filed the petition again as a co-sponsor and after 4 and half years they continued our case. Our priority date is oct2000. It was pending For 4 and a half years.

[xDestineyx 1]

@xdestineyx what is their contact number ?

It's (603) 334-0700.

You can contact them Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight (EST), excluding holidays.

When you contact them you will need to provide NVC case numbers, principal applicant's name, date of birth and the petitioner's name.

I'd suggest calling between 7-8AM or at sometime in the evening, before midnight of course, so that you might reduce the waiting time.

[shobby 0]

It's (603) 334-0700.

You can contact them Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight (EST), excluding holidays.

When you contact them you will need to provide NVC case numbers, principal applicant's name, date of birth and the petitioner's name.

I'd suggest calling between 7-8AM or at sometime in the evening, before midnight of course, so that you might reduce the waiting time.

Is it appropriate to call them and ask them about the case ? Won't they bother it ? In their last letter they said that we will reply within 60 days so won't they ask that you are supposed to wait until 60 days ?

[xDestineyx 1]

If you have an email/letter stating that you should wait for 60 days then maybe you should wait, however, if you feel that something might have gone wrong, which I hope not, it won't hurt to call, so if you call and they say that you should wait, then you can wait without any doubts in mind.

I believe that you have every right to call and ask about anything, it is customer service center after all.

[shobby 0]

@xdestinyx Thanks for the suggestion. I think I should wait for 60 days and now only 20 days are left