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I called NVC and they said it still process and no visa...they gave me a priority date March 16 2016, what does this mean?? they also gave me a Case number and Invoice number, what is these for ???

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Submitted my I-130 last week march 11,2015 and they recieved it friday march 13, 2015. What do i expect next and how long?

Welcome to Visa Journey, I assume your priority date is 13th March 2015, if you have received your NOA1, which us the receipt notice, on it you would find your priority date. The next thing is for your petition to be approved. Here is the current processing time. I think our Service centre is within the National Goal of 5months, which means you shall be getting approved without RFE's within the 5 Months all things remaining unchanged. https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processingTimesDisplay.do;jsessionid=abcSGbBhoC12TbhWuMHWu . After approval, your case shall be sent to NVC where you shall wait for your priority date to be current or when you upgrade your petition incase your petitioner naturalizes. Currently the visa bulletin has a cutoff date of August 01, 2013. for the month of April 2015, visas are only available to applicants with Priority dates before August 01, 2013. No one here would be able to tell your when your priority date would be current. Waiting time for F2A has gradually decreased over the years, in 2013 some applicants got their visas within 6 to 8 months, the jump caused a long retrogression, we can only hope for the best. I wish you a smooth visa processing.

Submitted my I-130 last week march 11,2015 and they recieved it friday march 13, 2015. What do i expect next and how long?

Welcome to Visa Journey, I assume your priority date is 13th March 2015, if you have received your NOA1, which us the receipt notice, on it you would find your priority date. The next thing is for your petition to be approved. Here is the current processing time. I think our Service centre is within the National Goal of 5months, which means you shall be getting approved without RFE's within the 5 Months all things remaining unchanged. https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processingTimesDisplay.do;jsessionid=abcSGbBhoC12TbhWuMHWu . After approval, your case shall be sent to NVC where you shall wait for your priority date to be current or when you upgrade your petition incase your petitioner naturalizes. Currently the visa bulletin has a cutoff date of August 01, 2013. for the month of April 2015, visas are only available to applicants with Priority dates before August 01, 2013. No one here would be able to tell your when your priority date would be current. Waiting time for F2A has gradually decreased over the years, in 2013 some applicants got their visas within 6 to 8 months, the jump caused a long retrogression, we can only hope for the best. I wish you a smooth visa processing.

Month/Day/Year 09/24/2013 - Priority Date09/26/2013 - NOA112/18/2013 - NOA2 - Approved01/06/2014 - NVC Received my case02/13/2015 - Received email to pay AOS/ DS-261 WAIVED02/14/2015 - AOS & IV Fees Paid03/06/2015 - Financial Documents and Civil documents sent to NVC03/09/2015 - NVC Received03/09/2015 - NVC Scan Date03/09/2015 - Ds260 completed and submitted03/11/2015 - NVC sent confirmation via email04/04/2015 - AOS Checklist 04/06/2015 -Response to Checklist04/07/2015 - New Scan Date04/30/2015 - Case complete confirmation via phone05/07/2015 - Received case complete confirmation mail06/02/2015 - Interview Date ( 2nd July 2015) over the phone 06/08/2015 - Interview Letter arrived via Email 06/15/2015 - Medical Test Completed06/10/2015 - Case shows READY at CEAC portal<p>Visa Approved, waiting to pick up passport :)
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Dordor's answer it's for F2A category. If you are in IR1category you not have to wait for the visa availability on visa bulletin because you are an immediate relative of an US citizen. If you are abroad the whole process take about from 6 months to one year after you submitted your i130 form. After your i130 form will be approved USCIS will transfer your case to NVC that it will say how you have to proceed for the next steps, before to transfer it at the embassy for your immigration interview.

Good luck!

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Dordor's answer it's for F2A category. If you are in IR1category you not have to wait for the visa availability on visa bulletin because you are an immediate relative of an US citizen. If you are abroad the whole process take about from 6 months to one year after you submitted your i130 form. After your i130 form will be approved USCIS will transfer your case to NVC that it will say how you have to proceed for the next steps, before to transfer it at the embassy for your immigration interview.

Good luck!

Thank You pointing that out, he posted in the wrong section. Visas are available for him, no wait. Thanks again.

Month/Day/Year 09/24/2013 - Priority Date09/26/2013 - NOA112/18/2013 - NOA2 - Approved01/06/2014 - NVC Received my case02/13/2015 - Received email to pay AOS/ DS-261 WAIVED02/14/2015 - AOS & IV Fees Paid03/06/2015 - Financial Documents and Civil documents sent to NVC03/09/2015 - NVC Received03/09/2015 - NVC Scan Date03/09/2015 - Ds260 completed and submitted03/11/2015 - NVC sent confirmation via email04/04/2015 - AOS Checklist 04/06/2015 -Response to Checklist04/07/2015 - New Scan Date04/30/2015 - Case complete confirmation via phone05/07/2015 - Received case complete confirmation mail06/02/2015 - Interview Date ( 2nd July 2015) over the phone 06/08/2015 - Interview Letter arrived via Email 06/15/2015 - Medical Test Completed06/10/2015 - Case shows READY at CEAC portal<p>Visa Approved, waiting to pick up passport :)
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Ops forgot to mention i am a greencard holder.

Legally Permanent Resident or United States Citizen. Green card holder seems to be an LPR, please clarify.

Month/Day/Year 09/24/2013 - Priority Date09/26/2013 - NOA112/18/2013 - NOA2 - Approved01/06/2014 - NVC Received my case02/13/2015 - Received email to pay AOS/ DS-261 WAIVED02/14/2015 - AOS & IV Fees Paid03/06/2015 - Financial Documents and Civil documents sent to NVC03/09/2015 - NVC Received03/09/2015 - NVC Scan Date03/09/2015 - Ds260 completed and submitted03/11/2015 - NVC sent confirmation via email04/04/2015 - AOS Checklist 04/06/2015 -Response to Checklist04/07/2015 - New Scan Date04/30/2015 - Case complete confirmation via phone05/07/2015 - Received case complete confirmation mail06/02/2015 - Interview Date ( 2nd July 2015) over the phone 06/08/2015 - Interview Letter arrived via Email 06/15/2015 - Medical Test Completed06/10/2015 - Case shows READY at CEAC portal<p>Visa Approved, waiting to pick up passport :)
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I got my Receipt Number . what do i expect next? and how long ??

You can expect i130 approval in more or less 5 months.

Kindly edit your profile to F2A to avoid getting wrong advice/info.

:wub:10-year GC holder :wub:

My Parents’ B2 Tourist Visa Application - APPROVED

 

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You can expect i130 approval in more or less 5 months.

Kindly edit your profile to F2A to avoid getting wrong advice/info.

wow praying to God for approval ! and i am sorry if posted in a wrong section , kindly pls move it bec i don't know how.

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