June 2015 Filing (edited)

[GreenGem 58]

 

Help! Iam from the Philippines, I have an issue with my birth certificate, my father's name should have a "III" in the last part but my birth certificate doesn't reflect it so I went to local registry where I was born and submitted all papers to correct my father's name in my birth certificate. According to them, it was a clerical error and is governed under R.A. 9048 Correction of clerical error. It frustrates me to know that this could delay my visa process for 3-4 months. Does anyone here experienced the same thing or has knowledge about this process? Does this really take 3-4 months? I cannot apply for a passport because of this. Thanks in advance!

NOA 1: July 1, 2015

NOA 2: July 27, 2015

Please post on the Philippines regional forum. People there can give you more answers.

[GYnot 8]

Received my NOA2 in the mail yesterday. The effective Date is July 29. So now I'm just waiting for the NVC to do their magic.

Tony

[GreenGem 58]

Received my NOA2 in the mail yesterday. The effective Date is July 29. So now I'm just waiting for the NVC to do their magic.

Tony

Congratulations! Finally.

[Kaffawren 4]

Got the email notification...we are approved. 35 days from NOA1.

[GreenGem 58]

Got the email notification...we are approved. 35 days from NOA1.[/quote

Congrats!

[achw555 0]

NOA1 6/24.

Check status on website everyday....

Nothing yet.

Very envious of all the people who got their NOA2 already.

[NinaLovesOmar 11]

Our case has been ready since July 30.

We haven't received Packet 3 yet.

We completed I-134, DS160 and DS230 just in case.

We received this auto reply after forwarding an email of the attached forms above:

Thank you for contacting the Immigrant Visa (IV) Unit at the U.S. Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica. You will receive a response within 5 working days. Please do not resend your inquiry.



· For general information about the immigrant visa process and questions about specific cases, please write to KingstonIV@state.gov<mailto:KingstonIV@state.gov>.


· To make a petitioner interview or beneficiary interview appointment, please send an email to KingstonIVAppointment@state.gov<mailto:KingstonIVAppointment@state.gov>.


· If you have not yet registered for DHL for the delivery of your visa, please register for DHL service via the CSC Visa Information Services website - http://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-jm/iv. Please note that you must register using this method to ensure timely delivery of your visa. To register by phone, ask questions or track the status of your delivery, you can contact the CSC call center at (876)632-7400 from Jamaica, or (703) 439-2360 from the U.S.

· All Fiancé/Fiancée Visa (K1) applicants are required to pay their visa fees online at http://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-jm/iv. Click “Register,” and follow the on-screen instructions. After you pay the USD $265 fee online, you will be able to schedule your interview.
For general information about the visa process please visit the U.S. Embassy Kingston website at: http://kingston.usembassy.gov/visas.

[MickAmy 26]

Our case has been ready since July 30.

We haven't received Packet 3 yet.

We completed I-134, DS160 and DS230 just in case.

We received this auto reply after forwarding an email of the attached forms above:

Thank you for contacting the Immigrant Visa (IV) Unit at the U.S. Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica. You will receive a response within 5 working days. Please do not resend your inquiry.

· For general information about the immigrant visa process and questions about specific cases, please write to KingstonIV@state.gov<mailto:KingstonIV@state.gov>.

· To make a petitioner interview or beneficiary interview appointment, please send an email to KingstonIVAppointment@state.gov<mailto:KingstonIVAppointment@state.gov>.

· If you have not yet registered for DHL for the delivery of your visa, please register for DHL service via the CSC Visa Information Services website - http://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-jm/iv. Please note that you must register using this method to ensure timely delivery of your visa. To register by phone, ask questions or track the status of your delivery, you can contact the CSC call center at (876)632-7400 from Jamaica, or (703) 439-2360 from the U.S.

· All Fiancé/Fiancée Visa (K1) applicants are required to pay their visa fees online at http://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-jm/iv. Click “Register,” and follow the on-screen instructions. After you pay the USD $265 fee online, you will be able to schedule your interview.

For general information about the visa process please visit the U.S. Embassy Kingston website at: http://kingston.usembassy.gov/visas.

Don't stress yet, 5 working days/business days wouldn't be until tomorrow. They do not classify weekends as working days. If you don't hear something by Friday, then you should give them a call. Good luck!

[GreenGem 58]

NOA1 6/24.

Check status on website everyday....

Nothing yet.

Very envious of all the people who got their NOA2 already.

Hang in there. You're not alone.

[Shai and Caz 8]

2weeks. they still dnt have my case:(

[MikePearl 7]

Same as ours.. 15days they still dont have our case number too

[noini89 56]

2weeks. they still dnt have my case:(

we have the same noa2 date.

But I can't even get through when calling :/

[Shai and Caz 8]

we have the same noa2 date.

But I can't even get through when calling :/

try calling at night.i got thru fast..

we have the same noa2 date.

But I can't even get through when calling :/

try calling at night.i got thru fast..

[NinaLovesOmar 11]

Don't stress yet, 5 working days/business days wouldn't be until tomorrow. They do not classify weekends as working days. If you don't hear something by Friday, then you should give them a call. Good luck!

Thank you!! :0)

[Shai and Caz 8]

any news from

NvC guys???cant get thru today.im getting tired calling them...i do it twice a day.?