Waiting for NVC case number

[Tkim 57]

 Base on other members‘ posts, I guess NVC create the case number for those case they received on Feb 6th and 7th rightnow. Hang in there guys. It will be our turns soon. 

[ChristianZane 70]

6 hours ago, Tkim said:

 Base on other members‘ posts, I guess NVC create the case number for those case they received on Feb 6th and 7th rightnow. Hang in there guys. It will be our turns soon. 

They will create a case 2-3 weeks after they receive it from USCIS.

[Tkim 57]

9 hours ago, ChristianZane said:

They will create a case 2-3 weeks after they receive it from USCIS.

Hopefully. Some people have their case at NVC for 5,6 weeks and still did not get their case number yet. 

[SoCal2017 1]

On 2/25/2018 at 2:38 PM, ChristianZane said:

What country does NVC require a beneficiary to snail mail documents to the US?

Russia, to name one

[ChristianZane 70]

On 3/6/2018 at 9:44 AM, SoCal2017 said:

Russia, to name one

What documents does NVC require the beneficiary to mail to them?

[Tkim 57]

3 minutes ago, ChristianZane said:

What documents does NVC require the beneficiary to mail to them?

They require the IV and AOS documents to be mail to them (those documents should be in the same envelope.) please read the instructions on NVC.state.gov follow the six steps, you will see all the answers.

[SoCal2017 1]

6 hours ago, ChristianZane said:

What documents does NVC require the beneficiary to mail to them?

As for any other country, described under Step 4 (financial) and Step 5 (supporting) at travel.state.gov.

However, these documents shall be submitted using Method 4: Mail processing - no other option available.

More details here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/collect-and-submit-forms-and-documents-to-the-nvc.html

[ChristianZane 70]

15 hours ago, SoCal2017 said:

As for any other country, described under Step 4 (financial) and Step 5 (supporting) at travel.state.gov.

However, these documents shall be submitted using Method 4: Mail processing - no other option available.

More details here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/collect-and-submit-forms-and-documents-to-the-nvc.html

We are all talking about separate things here, I know documents need to be mailed to NVC, however in most cases the beneficiary has nothing to mail to NVC if the petitioner is supporting the beneficiary, as the beneficiary has to bring original documents to the interview.

[Tkim 57]

4 minutes ago, ChristianZane said:

We are all talking about separate things here, I know documents need to be mailed to NVC, however in most cases the beneficiary has nothing to mail to NVC if the petitioner is supporting the beneficiary, as the beneficiary has to bring original documents to the interview.

Nvc does not care who send the documents. However, whoever sent them, have to include all the required documents. And the IV documents are about beneficiary. Even though petitioner mails documents to NVC, petitioner still have to get those from beneficiary.

i don’t think you want to know about the information for helping your application process. If you are here just for argument, I think we should stop here. People here just try to help those who really care and want to know. Thank you.

[ChristianZane 70]

17 hours ago, Tkim said:

Nvc does not care who send the documents. However, whoever sent them, have to include all the required documents. And the IV documents are about beneficiary. Even though petitioner mails documents to NVC, petitioner still have to get those from beneficiary.

i don’t think you want to know about the information for helping your application process. If you are here just for argument, I think we should stop here. People here just try to help those who really care and want to know. Thank you.

Hon, I've already completed the entire IR5/I-130 process, my point is the beneficiary doesn't have to "mail" documents to the NVC, they can e-mail photocopies to the petitioner in the United States and they can send in printed copies to New Hampshire, it's a fallacy to suggest the beneficiary has to go a post office somewhere in Nepal or wherever and mail something to the NVC.  Cheers.

[Tkim 57]

2 hours ago, ChristianZane said:

Hon, I've already completed the entire IR5/I-130 process, my point is the beneficiary doesn't have to "mail" documents to the NVC, they can e-mail photocopies to the petitioner in the United States and they can send in printed copies to New Hampshire, it's a fallacy to suggest the beneficiary has to go a post office somewhere in Nepal or wherever and mail something to the NVC.  Cheers.

That’s what I figured from your timeline. And if you know that information already, please share it with people here instead of keep asking the SAME question to everybody. CHEERS