August 2017 I-129F Filers, Part II

[emekus94 1,125]

1 minute ago, Ketti said:

Thank you so much ))) It took us 224 days )))

I know!!!
So many of y'all have been waiting WELL past the 200 days and I just want you guys to get your approval!!

Enjoy your approval and welcome to NVC!! Things move faster from here. lol

[Ketti 32]

Thank you so much for support!! I appreciate that ))) 

Edited March 19, 2018 by Ketti

[Ketti 32]

21 minutes ago, emekus94 said:

I know!!!
So many of y'all have been waiting WELL past the 200 days and I just want you guys to get your approval!!

Enjoy your approval and welcome to NVC!! Things move faster from here. lol

Thank you so much for support!! I appreciate that ))) Oh yes now NVC stage ))) hope will be smooth and fast )))

[Alabamak1 688]

March 2018 NOA2 ---> NVC

 

Congratulations to all approvals!! 

[DennisWaldron 124]

47 minutes ago, Ketti said:

Just checked the app update and we got approved!!!

Congrats!!!

[Ketti 32]

3 minutes ago, DennisWaldron said:

Congrats!!!

Thank you so much ))) So excited right now )))

[Sleepless.Seattle 19]

6 hours ago, PJN&MMR said:

Can anyone tell me: NVC says we are CEAC (guess this is electronic processing) have to call the immigrant number and press 5. They keep telling me no case number yet and will take 6 weeks. It was recieved the 15th of march. So it took 18 days to get there. I thought I read someplace that the electronic processing actually slows it down? Our embassy is Dublin. Thank You in Advance! @Naes perhaps you know?

We were approved 2/26, NVC received 3/6 (digitally), and got our NVC case # 3/14.  That included a federal holiday and two days closure due to severe storms. 

It arrived at the embassy 3/19.  My fiance received his packet 3 on 3/19 as well.

 

The packet 3 was very similar to many others posted online.  For the past 8 weeks he has been working on all the items he expected in it, including vaccinations and medical exam. He was able to get a 3/26 interview, and is ready for it.

[emekus94 1,125]

30 minutes ago, Sleepless.Seattle said:

We were approved 2/26, NVC received 3/6 (digitally), and got our NVC case # 3/14.  That included a federal holiday and two days closure due to severe storms. 

It arrived at the embassy 3/19.  My fiance received his packet 3 on 3/19 as well.

 

The packet 3 was very similar to many others posted online.  For the past 8 weeks he has been working on all the items he expected in it, including vaccinations and medical exam. He was able to get a 3/26 interview, and is ready for it.

@Sleepless.Seattle Oh wow! very fast. Finland is rolling!! 

Just a note to others:
For Some embassies, you cannot do your medical exam in advance until the interview is booked and you can provide to them the confirmation that the interview is booked. And some embassies expect your medical to be at least a week before the interview. And since for all, you cannot book interview until case is at the embassy, this means usually booking interviews weeks in advance. So be prepared.
Once you get your NOA2, double check your embassy requirements before you do anything!!

I heard someone came to an interview in the other threads and they wouldn't grant it because they didn't follow procedure!

[MandW 310]

what if the embassy doesn't list that info? I searched AIT in Taiwan and it doesn't mention anything about when you can do your medical week or 2 weeks or 3 weeks before, I do know you have to take the appointment letter to the medical

[MandW 310]

what is this ?  Proof of your U.S. petitioner’s status (photocopy of a U.S. passport, naturalization certificate, or lawful permanent resident card) and domicile in the United States

 

what is docimile ? and how to get it?

[emekus94 1,125]

16 minutes ago, MandW said:

what if the embassy doesn't list that info? I searched AIT in Taiwan and it doesn't mention anything about when you can do your medical week or 2 weeks or 3 weeks before, I do know you have to take the appointment letter to the medical

Well for your case, it definitely means that you must schedule interview first before medical.
I've heard of many that go to the embassies like a few days after their medical and if the result of your medical is not there, they do hold on to your Visa until you are cleared.
Packets 3/4s usually explain these medical/interview steps. 

 

I only made my point because @Sleepless.Seattle seemed to have done their medical weeks in advance before their case even got to embassy, as their case only got there today. That's very unusual (?) and I just wanted to remind others to pay attention to their own embassies.

Edited March 19, 2018 by emekus94

[MandW 310]

I found the info on the AIT site, says at least 3 weeks before the interview.

now trying to figure out how to provide proof of petitioners (me) docimile  , I have tax return, I have bank statements 

have no clue what this is

[Naes 12,205]

6 hours ago, Jesus said:

I got informed delivery of a uscis package coming in. It says 1 out of 1 page 

 

3 hours ago, Ketti said:

Just checked the app update and we got approved!!!

Congrattsss!!!!

[Ketti 32]

1 minute ago, Naes said:

 

Congrattsss!!!!

Thank you so much!!

[Naes 12,205]

8 hours ago, PJN&MMR said:

Can anyone tell me: NVC says we are CEAC (guess this is electronic processing) have to call the immigrant number and press 5. They keep telling me no case number yet and will take 6 weeks. It was recieved the 15th of march. So it took 18 days to get there. I thought I read someplace that the electronic processing actually slows it down? Our embassy is Dublin. Thank You in Advance! @Naes perhaps you know?

They say 6weeks to everyone (esp. who is in the new electronic system) it usually doesn't take that long. But yep electronic system first slows down the part to get the case number but later gets faster as others