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Cases being sent to the NVC

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flipfl02   0

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Good Afternoon Everyone!

We finally received our NOA2 via text/email on Friday evening. I've been reading where there were quiet a few people having long wait times for their petitions to get sent to the NVC. Is there still a delay or have they caught up on sending the petitions over. Just trying to figure out what my wait to is going to be...2 weeks or 8 weeks.

Thanks!!

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jpiz777   3

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Good Afternoon Everyone!

We finally received our NOA2 via text/email on Friday evening. I've been reading where there were quiet a few people having long wait times for their petitions to get sent to the NVC. Is there still a delay or have they caught up on sending the petitions over. Just trying to figure out what my wait to is going to be...2 weeks or 8 weeks.

Thanks!!

It's usually two weeks to 30 days. Ours took 22 days.

K1 Visa Timeline
03/04/16: I-129F sent via USPS certified mail
03/09/16: I-129F NOA1
03/11/16: I-129F NOA1 hard copy received
06/13/16: RFE Notice of Action
06/17/16: RFE NOA hard copy received

06/23/16: Response to RFE sent to CSC via USPS certified mail

06/29/16: Response to RFE sent to CSC was received

07/05/16: I-129F was approved and sent to NVC

07/27/16: NVC received petition

07/28/16: NVC sent petition to US Embassy in Manila

08/01/16: Consulate received

08/30/16: Medical

09/13/16: Interview date / Approved

09/17/16: Visa in hand

12/29/16: POE - Dallas, TX

01/20/17: Marriage

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amsid_usa   13

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I have seen the NVC process as taking upto 60 days. Keep in mind the NVC checks a lot of different things. Think of them as being the investigators to make sure both petioner and beneficiarydp not have a criminal background amongst other things.

So, based on what type of research they need to do, the NVC can take an unspecified amount of time

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