FRUSTRATED... IMPATIENT... still frustrated!

[djcess 0]

AArghhh! I still didn't get any response from the NVC since i emailed them 2 days ago and I didn't get any mail from them yet (the NVC case number). My NOA2 was approved march 10, 2006 and the snail mail from CIS arrived march 17... Is there anyone here who heard from the NVC near my NOA2 approval date?

THANKS!

*waitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaiting :-w :-w :-w

[ylime0411 0]

AArghhh! I still didn't get any response from the NVC since i emailed them 2 days ago and I didn't get any mail from them yet (the NVC case number). My NOA2 was approved march 10, 2006 and the snail mail from CIS arrived march 17... Is there anyone here who heard from the NVC near my NOA2 approval date?

THANKS!

*waitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaitingwaiting :-w :-w :-w

Hey same thing to us.....we got approved march 10, 2006, i emailed NVC to ask for the status,,,,,,they replied saying that they havent recieved it yet......so just wait NVC replied after two days.........last night i emailed them again asking if they have recieved it and when can we have our new case number,,,,,,,just wait.....for the reply of NVC...........

same things here......am really impatient and frustrated already by this slow , very slow process.......GOD BLESS

here is the email address of NVC ... NVCINQUIRY@state.gov

[cohibakid 0]

I got a response from NVC, not a good one and this was after waiting over six months for NOA2 in their security clearances, what a joke:

We should be spending more money protecting our borders then these ridiculously long security checks. The terrorists and or criminals are going to sneak across our borders illegally, those of us doing it legally are falling prey to long delays in processing to be with our loved ones only because we have chosen to abide by the rules.

From NVC:

"As part of the aftermath of the events of September 11, 2001, there are additional security check requirements for visa applicants. While it is not possible to predict when the clearances for this case will be finished by all involved Washington agencies, please be assured that as soon as the results are received, the case file will be forwarded to the appropriate US Embassy or Consulate General. "

Regards,

Edited March 22, 2006 by cohibakid

[Cassie 8]

Typically K-1 cases take about 2 weeks to get to NVC, and then another week to be sent on their way to the appropriate consulates/embassies. Some take shorter, and unfortunately there are some that take much longer, like the previous poster. For the first two posters on this thread, I would humbly advise to wait a couple of days. It's gonna be ok -- this part of the process, in theory, is the QUICK part.

[Jasman0717 8]

Hopefully you should receive the NVC letter any day now. I believe when we went through this it took about 10 days from the approval until the letter came but I can't be sure, I was in Cagayan with Claudeth!

[djcess 0]

Thanks for all your replies!

WAITING!!!!!!!!!!!!

[PSoft 0]

DJCESS,

Don’t worry you will hear from NVC soon. Normally it will take up to 2 weeks from Service center to National Visa Center.

Try to call or send them an e.mail to NVC again on coming Tuesday. NVC update its system on every Tuesday.

[AFQuaid 18]

We just got a letter from NVC saying its approved by them and its going to be sent to the US Embassy in London within a week and our NOA2 was offically March 8th so I say perhaps a few days you should get your responce from NVC.

[SamRod 0]

call in it may already be done? I was hesitant at first

due to my belief in the automation.... Im glad I called it

saves me more waiting... grief!.

GL!