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28 minutes ago, JessieABC said:

Call again until you get someone nice To review it. The review of your ds 261 starts the IV fee unlock which will occur one week later. Otherwise your file can sit on someone's desk until they feel like they have time to review it.

 

 

wait so once they start the review of our ds they unlock your iv???  beceuase both my iv and ds showed paid today?? please explain

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Scan Date: Feb 27.

Just got off the phone with NVC, and the representative said our case is still not in review department (it slipped out of her mouth, which she later tried to correct by saying "we have up to 11 weeks. Feel free to call back if you haven't heard by then"). I hope they start working on our case soon.

 

Good luck everyone.

Timeline Info below:

Spoiler

04/21/16 -- Marriage

----- CR1 Process -----

USCIS Stage [222 days from NOA1]

06/08/16 -- Sent I-130

01/31/17 -- I-130 petition sent to NVC [Received Email notification and MyUscis status update]

NVC Stage [105 days from NOA2]

Embassy/Consulate (Interview) Stage [43 days from Case Complete to Visa in Hand]

05/18/17 -- Consulate Received. CEAC Case status changed to "Ready"

06/01/17 -- Medical Examination [Complete. It took around 2 hours. Total Cost INR 11650 for Surat City Apollo Clinic]

06/12/17 -- Biometric (OFC) Appointment

06/13/17 -- Interview [7:30 AM at Mumbai, India]. Visa Approved

06/15/17 -- Visa in hand

06/21/17 -- POE at DFW (Dallas, Texas)

----- Removal of Condition -----

Removal of Condition (I-751) [Approved]

06/18/2019 -- Sent the package (3 Days before GC expires, cutting it close). Sent to Lewisville, TX via FedEx Ground

06/19/2019 -- Package received at around 9:30 AM (Hoping I don't get rejected for missing deadline)

06/24/2019 -- Card was charged with $680 fees. Text Message received confirming Receipt. Case routed to NBC (Case Number starts with 'MSC')

06/28/2019 -- NOA Hard Copy & 18 Months Extension Letter Received in Mail with NOA Date as 06/19/2019

07/12/2019 -- Biomentrics Appointment Letter received. The Letter is Dated 7/5/2019. Appointment is on 7/22/2019

07/22/2019 -- Biometrics Appointment Complete

02/01/2022 -- Interview Scheduled for 3/3/2022 (combo interview)

03/03/2022 -- Interview Complete. No new Green Card will be produced as my Naturalization was also approved.

03/04/2022 -- USCIS status changed to approved.

----- Naturalization -----

Naturalization (N-400) [Approved]

03/26/2022 -- N-400 online application complete. NOA Date.

01/15/2021 -- Biometric Complete.

02/28/2022 -- Interview scheduled for 3/3/2022 (combo interview)

03/03/2022 -- Interview Passed. Status changed to 'we recommended that your application be approved...' and then to 'Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled'.

03/09/2022 -- Oath Ceremony was scheduled for 3/25/2022.

 

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1 minute ago, needhelpinfo said:

Does anyone know if NVC lets you know if you get a checklist over the phone or its always via email?

Iv seen post on here where people were told over the phone when they called to check the status

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7 hours ago, Sol1427 said:

Hi guys, I have a question

 

so I finally got my case number and invoice number from NVC on 04/21, I was able to complete DS261 and pay my AOS bill but I am not able to pay the IV fee.  I see some people were able to pay both fees in one day.  should I be worried that I'm not able to pay the IV fee yet?

Did you get the welcome letter from nvc? Did they review the ds261 over the phone? Did it need to be reviewed before you could pay the aos fee?

TIMELINE

31 May 2016 - legally married in Estonia, just the 2 of us
27 July 2016 - wedding ceremony & reception

 

USCIS Phase

08 September 2016 - I-130 sent to USCIS Chicago Lockbox (FILED FROM ABROAD)

14 September - I-130 received at Nebraska Service Center

16 September - NOA1 via e-mail

29 September - notice returned to USCIS because the Post Office could not deliver it

22 November - NOA1 finally received in the mail (in the US)

31 March 2017 - NOA 2 via e-mail, app and USCIS website

3 April - NOA 2 received in the mail (in the US)

11 April - Case Was Sent to Department of State 

 

NVC Phase

17 April - Case received by NVC

20 April - NVC case number assigned

21 April -  DS-261 Completed Online
25 April - Welcome e-mail received, AOS fee paid
27 April - IV fee Invoiced, IV fee paid
6 May - DS-260 Completed
10 May - AOS and IV package sent

15 May - Scan date

12 July - Case complete 😀
14 July - P4 Interview Letter

08 August - Medical

17 August - INTERVIEW - approved!
18 August - VISA ISSUED
23 August - Picked up the PASSPORT with the VISA inside

26 August - Immigrant Fee paid
18 September, 2017 - POE 

Removal Of Conditions


25 June, 2019 - ROC packet sent 
27 June - ROC packet delivered

 

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Msett1 said:

Our I-130 was approved for my spouse on 4/21. I know it takes time before it gets sent to the NVC but does welcome letter usually come via email as well as in the mail? I have a USCIS online profile registered with my email but I was curious how NVC would have my email. We will be filing a 601A as well. 

I was approved 3/31 but still no welcome letter .. got a case number and iid via phone last week though. 

TIMELINE

31 May 2016 - legally married in Estonia, just the 2 of us
27 July 2016 - wedding ceremony & reception

 

USCIS Phase

08 September 2016 - I-130 sent to USCIS Chicago Lockbox (FILED FROM ABROAD)

14 September - I-130 received at Nebraska Service Center

16 September - NOA1 via e-mail

29 September - notice returned to USCIS because the Post Office could not deliver it

22 November - NOA1 finally received in the mail (in the US)

31 March 2017 - NOA 2 via e-mail, app and USCIS website

3 April - NOA 2 received in the mail (in the US)

11 April - Case Was Sent to Department of State 

 

NVC Phase

17 April - Case received by NVC

20 April - NVC case number assigned

21 April -  DS-261 Completed Online
25 April - Welcome e-mail received, AOS fee paid
27 April - IV fee Invoiced, IV fee paid
6 May - DS-260 Completed
10 May - AOS and IV package sent

15 May - Scan date

12 July - Case complete 😀
14 July - P4 Interview Letter

08 August - Medical

17 August - INTERVIEW - approved!
18 August - VISA ISSUED
23 August - Picked up the PASSPORT with the VISA inside

26 August - Immigrant Fee paid
18 September, 2017 - POE 

Removal Of Conditions


25 June, 2019 - ROC packet sent 
27 June - ROC packet delivered

 

 

 

 

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10 hours ago, amistry18 said:

@chamma, You're right. I did a change in address and confirmed that it didn't reset the 11 week timer :)

 

Also, about our previous conversation, I made sure with my wife that she doesn't have any vaccination records on her. But her parents took care of her all vaccines when she was a child. Now, what do you recommend me doing in this situation?

Thanks, glad to know it did not reset your timer!!

 

Well as all are suggesting,

  • try ringing up USCIS appointed doctor(chennai,mumbai,or delhi) to check on the list of vaccines which are applicable to your wife (as mentioned in my earlier post not all vaccines are applicable to immigrants of all age groups & the USCIS website does not classify vaccines according to their age).
  • try asking them if it is useful to get your wife have a blood test and get herself vaccinated (for the vaccines suggested by them) and get those records with her once she has the interview letter.
  • If you get a confirmation, get it done!
  • It might be expensive at the USCIS appointed doctor, but I feel the emphasis should be on getting things done in the right way as per the standards set by USCIS. After all we are spending so much of time in the process, so there should not be any room to err or mistakes.
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USCIS
08/15/2016: I-130 sent to USCIS
08/18/2016: NOA1, I-130 received at USCIS Nebraska Service Center
02/17/2017: NOA2, I-130 approved 

02/24/2017: Notification received on App (I130 Approved)
02/26/2017: Approved I-130 sent to NVC

02/28/2017: (NOA2) Notification received via snail mail.
 
NVC
03/06/2017: Case number assigned
03/11/2017: Received email with case number and invoice number
03/11/2017: DS 261 Completed

03/11/2017: AOS fees paid

03/17/2017:IV Fees Paid

03/23/2017: DS 260 Submitted

03/23/2017: AOS & IV Package sent

03/27/2017: Scan date

05/30/2017: Case Complete

06/02/2017: Received Interview date over Phone(scheduled to Jul 17th)

06/03/2017: Received P4 letter over email confirming the Interview date

06/08/2017: Medical done

07/16/2017: Biometrics scheduled

07/17/2017: Interview in Mumbai

07/17/2017: Visa Approved

07/19/2017: Passport received at VAC, Intimation received.

07/20/2017: Passport in Hand

 

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4 hours ago, JessieABC said:

Call again until you get someone nice To review it. The review of your ds 261 starts the IV fee unlock which will occur one week later. Otherwise your file can sit on someone's desk until they feel like they have time to review it.

 

 

yeah, but she said we need the welcome e-mail before that, I think. confused :( is it possible to pay the AOS fee without the e-mail aswell just like I did the ds261? ( I only have the IIN and case number that we got over the phone, but no beneficiary ID)

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TIMELINE

31 May 2016 - legally married in Estonia, just the 2 of us
27 July 2016 - wedding ceremony & reception

 

USCIS Phase

08 September 2016 - I-130 sent to USCIS Chicago Lockbox (FILED FROM ABROAD)

14 September - I-130 received at Nebraska Service Center

16 September - NOA1 via e-mail

29 September - notice returned to USCIS because the Post Office could not deliver it

22 November - NOA1 finally received in the mail (in the US)

31 March 2017 - NOA 2 via e-mail, app and USCIS website

3 April - NOA 2 received in the mail (in the US)

11 April - Case Was Sent to Department of State 

 

NVC Phase

17 April - Case received by NVC

20 April - NVC case number assigned

21 April -  DS-261 Completed Online
25 April - Welcome e-mail received, AOS fee paid
27 April - IV fee Invoiced, IV fee paid
6 May - DS-260 Completed
10 May - AOS and IV package sent

15 May - Scan date

12 July - Case complete 😀
14 July - P4 Interview Letter

08 August - Medical

17 August - INTERVIEW - approved!
18 August - VISA ISSUED
23 August - Picked up the PASSPORT with the VISA inside

26 August - Immigrant Fee paid
18 September, 2017 - POE 

Removal Of Conditions


25 June, 2019 - ROC packet sent 
27 June - ROC packet delivered

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Msett1 said:

Our I-130 was approved for my spouse on 4/21. I know it takes time before it gets sent to the NVC but does welcome letter usually come via email as well as in the mail? I have a USCIS online profile registered with my email but I was curious how NVC would have my email. We will be filing a 601A as well. 

Not 100% sure but either way I'd wait about 2-3 weeks or so and call nvc to see if you have a case number assigned yet. Good luck on your i601a we also had to take this "middle" step.

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50 minutes ago, heyusa said:

yeah, but she said we need the welcome e-mail before that, I think. confused :( is it possible to pay the AOS fee without the e-mail aswell just like I did the ds261? ( I only have the IIN and case number that we got over the phone, but no beneficiary ID)

ahh just got the welcome e-mail :D

TIMELINE

31 May 2016 - legally married in Estonia, just the 2 of us
27 July 2016 - wedding ceremony & reception

 

USCIS Phase

08 September 2016 - I-130 sent to USCIS Chicago Lockbox (FILED FROM ABROAD)

14 September - I-130 received at Nebraska Service Center

16 September - NOA1 via e-mail

29 September - notice returned to USCIS because the Post Office could not deliver it

22 November - NOA1 finally received in the mail (in the US)

31 March 2017 - NOA 2 via e-mail, app and USCIS website

3 April - NOA 2 received in the mail (in the US)

11 April - Case Was Sent to Department of State 

 

NVC Phase

17 April - Case received by NVC

20 April - NVC case number assigned

21 April -  DS-261 Completed Online
25 April - Welcome e-mail received, AOS fee paid
27 April - IV fee Invoiced, IV fee paid
6 May - DS-260 Completed
10 May - AOS and IV package sent

15 May - Scan date

12 July - Case complete 😀
14 July - P4 Interview Letter

08 August - Medical

17 August - INTERVIEW - approved!
18 August - VISA ISSUED
23 August - Picked up the PASSPORT with the VISA inside

26 August - Immigrant Fee paid
18 September, 2017 - POE 

Removal Of Conditions


25 June, 2019 - ROC packet sent 
27 June - ROC packet delivered

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, 7wwww7 said:

After 13weeks nvc already figured out that i dont need i864a 😂

Scan date: Jan. 27

Cc: April 24

Was you filling for a minor child? Just wondering why you do not need it

I-130 for " Chicago Lock-box "

 

 

 

Applying for my 2 children...

 

Sent I-130 to Chicago Lock-box

Sent on --- 08/29/2016

Received --- 08/31/2016

NOA 1 : 09/01/2016

Sent to : Potomac Service Center

NOA 2 : 01/03/2017

 

NVC:

 

Sent AOS & IV Packets:02/01/2017
Scan Date: 02/10/2017
Case Complete: 04/24/2017
Interview Date: **/**/****
Visa Approved: **/**/****
Visa In Hand: **/**/****

 

 

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