September 2018 NOA2 ----> NVC

[kdesigner 50]

3 hours ago, JayHouser said:

Hi everyone. My fiancee said she passed her interview yesterday and today it changed from application received to administrative processing.  I assume this is normal?

Congratulations!! How was the interview overall? Any tough questions?

Also, curious what was taken as proof of employment?  

[JayHouser 209]

2 hours ago, A_R said:

Okay so you select Immigrant visa and enter your case number just like before?

 

Thanks so much for answering my interview is on November 9th.

Yes just enter your NVC case #

2 hours ago, mdesigner said:

Congratulations!! How was the interview overall? Any tough questions?

Also, curious what was taken as proof of employment?  

The interview was only 4 questions. Name, how we met, language we speak and date of last trip. They didn't ask for any of the financial documents even though we had them.

[kdesigner 50]

10 hours ago, JayHouser said:

Yes just enter your NVC case #

The interview was only 4 questions. Name, how we met, language we speak and date of last trip. They didn't ask for any of the financial documents even though we had them.

Great, thanks! Congrats again, what a relief

[Dawn&Jose 89]

On 10/19/2018 at 8:01 PM, JayHouser said:

Hi everyone. My fiancee said she passed her interview yesterday and today it changed from application received to administrative processing.  I assume this is normal?

Congrats!!! 

[Duane & Haney 95]

On 10/16/2018 at 3:44 PM, Duane & Haney said:

An update and also a question: @Greenbaum

 

1. I did finally receive an e-mail from the NVC in response to my second online inquiry. It informed me that they had finished processing the visa (32 days after NOA2 date) and had forwarded the case to the Singapore Embassy.

conclusion: after all that, the e-mail method did work, and maybe because I specifically requested my case number and invoice ID, they also sent it to me.

So that was a victory, and I didn't have to spend any time on the phone. 🙂 You just need nerves of steel.... 😉

 

2. I am updating my timeline so that others can see our timing and benefit from it, as I have so many times from others who filled out their timelines. The NVC told me the date that my case *left* the NVC, but not when it *arrived*.

 

For the sake of completeness of my timeline, how do you all find out when your petition *arrived* to the NVC.

 

Thanks and love!

Haney & Duane

Just an update here FWIW --- I figured out how to determine when the NVC assigned my case number without having to call...

 

https://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Process

 

Just scroll down to the part "How to Find Out WHEN Your Case Number was Assigned" about a third of the way down.

 

So I was able to determine that my case was received on October 1st and update my timeline, also because the NVC had written me on the 29th of Sept. and said they did not receive my petition yet, and the 29th was a Saturday, I surmised that they assigned the number the same day they received the petition (I think this is a reasonable assumption), and this was the first day of the following week: October 1st.

 

So again, FWIW, the circle has been closed. 😉

 

Hope everyone is moving forward with their processes, updating their timelines for those to come, and just basically being the awesome people you are! 

 

Haney & Duane

[Yuns 13]

Hello, I got my noa2 last September 28,2018 and I called the NVC after 18days when I received the noa2 and I got my case number, invoices number and beneficiary’s number and I check my case status still AT NVC until now and I called again the NVC last Friday here in Philippines and it’s been 5days my status isn’t changing? Any comments that I will know when my case will be READY? Thanks

[Kely&Jose 28]

Hello everyone. Needed some advice. 

 

I am the petitioner (Kely) and i am using a joint sponser for the affidivate support. The joint sponser is the beneficary's (Jose) uncle. And the joint sponser wants to email directly all the supporting documents to the us embassy in nicaragua. The joint sponser doesnt want us to see his personal information but is willing to help us with the affidivat support. I have emailed the us embassy in nicaragua about being able to email supporting documents. But they dont seem to answer my question. What should i do now? 

 

Has anyone else gone through this problem? 😓

[Greenbaum 12,258]

7 hours ago, Yuns said:

Hello, I got my noa2 last September 28,2018 and I called the NVC after 18days when I received the noa2 and I got my case number, invoices number and beneficiary’s number and I check my case status still AT NVC until now and I called again the NVC last Friday here in Philippines and it’s been 5days my status isn’t changing? Any comments that I will know when my case will be READY? Thanks

You can start the process there in the Philippines now that you have your case number. You do not have to wait for the case to be set to ready at USEM. Everything is contained in the links below.

 

Many of our answers are predicated on the information you supply in your profile. When we look at the left column and can't determine your timeline or your Embassy it's hard for us to give you a factual answer. If you look at the profile of others here, they have a flag for their country, so it makes it easy for us to reply as we can quickly determine your Embassy. Our answers will sometimes be tailored to a specific Embassy hence the reason for you to complete your profile.

 

So, if you could help yourself out and complete your profile that sure would help us out when we want to reply to your question with factual information.

 

Go to the top right of this page select your name (it's on the upper right-hand corner)>my profile>[below your picture on the right column] edit my profile. Scroll to the bottom and fill in "Immigration Info". There now we can better serve you.

 

Thanks

 

Once you receive your case number it's time to be in charge of what time you choose when things get done. To smooth that trail for you I have a few things that will help you process your visa there in the Philippines.

 

Start by visiting Hanks site where he has taken the time and research, and of course, it helps if you spent 8 plus years helping folks in the Philippines sub-forum get their visas, where he has listed each step. With those steps, he includes the what, when and why to complete the item. Many have used the website and have had little or NO problems securing a visa from USEM.

 

http://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/k-1-visa-application.html

 

Next, you'll want to connect with those who are processing through the Philippines in the VJ Philippines sub-forum that way you will be with like-minded ppl who are sharing their experiences and also asking and answering questions. Since most in this thread is processing through another country they would be hard-pressed to explain what is needed for the Philippines.

 

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

 

You'll find this on Hank's website but I will give it to you early and that is the Packet 3 Letter for USEM. It's found here:

https://ph.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/fiancee-visa/the-interview/

 

Here is the Packet 3 letter.

https://ph.usembassy.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/82/2016/08/K1-and-K2-Applicant-Interview-Preparation-Instructions-08112016-English-336KB.pdf

 

There you have it. Everything you need to get your visa. Good luck and smooth sailing.

[Greenbaum 12,258]

41 minutes ago, Kely&Jose said:

Hello everyone. Needed some advice. 

 

I am the petitioner (Kely) and I am using a joint sponsor for the affidavit support. The joint sponsor is the beneficiary's (Jose) uncle. And the joint sponsor wants to email directly all the supporting documents to the us embassy in Nicaragua. The joint sponsor doesn't want us to see his personal information but is willing to help us with the affidavit support. I have emailed the us embassy in Nicaragua about being able to email supporting documents. But they don't seem to answer my question. What should I do now? 

 

Has anyone else gone through this problem? 😓

There isn't a way to offer something like this to the Embassy that is separate from you handing it to the CO during your interview. Embassy's want less interaction and responsibility so they don't get bogged down in handling things second hand.

 

So a suggestion. Explain this problem you are experiencing with the Embassy and offer that if he were to complete the documents and hand them over in a sealed envelope that you would take the utmost care in guarding his information. That you would hand it to the CO unopened and in the event that it is not asked for then you would return it to him in the same condition. Or, you could can have your interview, if you need a co-sponsor and for this reason you can't submit the documents then the CO will issue a 221(g) for the cosponsor. Once you receive the letter then work along side your Uncle so that he sees that is information is being handled properly. It might be as simple as putting it in an envelope and sealed under his watchful eyes to be returned back to the Embassy.

 

But, let's visit whether you are above the poverty line or not. If so then you do not need a co-sponsor.

[Kely&Jose 28]

Thank you so much @Greenbaum you always know the answers!!!! 

 

I will definetly call my joint sponser and explain him the situation. I think he should understand. Since he promised he will help my fiance with his k1 visa. 

 

And i am definetly below the povertly line since i have 5 years living in nicaragua because i was studing dentistry. So i have not worked in the united states or filed tax returns. 

[vinnie&andy 118]

Hi! I have a couple questions about I-134

 

1) Dependents' information. The following persons are dependent upon me for support. (Page 3 question 10a, 10b, 10c, 11, 12, 13) 

    Is this the dependent person the fiancé or any other person that is dependent right now like kids....?

 

2) I have submitted a visa petition to U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services on behalf of the following persons (Page 4 question 26a, 26b, 26c, 27, 28 and 29)

   I submitted a visa petition for my actual fiancé so should I put his names ? Or does this mean to previous visa petitions?

 

3) I __ intend ___ do not intend to make specific contributions to the support of the person's named in Part 2 (Page 4 question 38)

   What should I select here ? And if I select "I intend" should I explain in the additional information that I intend to make any and all contributions needed for as long as         needed? 

 

 

Thank you so much 

 

 

[dkmfan85 832]

My fiancee was able to schedule an appointment for Oct. 30th at the Moscow embassy. She's had it scheduled since Oct. 16th. Aaaaaand reality finally started to kick in for her and she's been really sad about leaving her friends and family. She just had her medical exam on Friday.

[Amiina and Kim 21]

Hi everyone my case is now at the embassy is there some place I go now?

[vinnie&andy 118]

4 hours ago, vinnie&andy said:

Hi! I have a couple questions about I-134

 

1) Dependents' information. The following persons are dependent upon me for support. (Page 3 question 10a, 10b, 10c, 11, 12, 13) 

    Is this the dependent person the fiancé or any other person that is dependent right now like kids....?

 

2) I have submitted a visa petition to U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services on behalf of the following persons (Page 4 question 26a, 26b, 26c, 27, 28 and 29)

   I submitted a visa petition for my actual fiancé so should I put his names ? Or does this mean to previous visa petitions?

 

3) I __ intend ___ do not intend to make specific contributions to the support of the person's named in Part 2 (Page 4 question 38)

   What should I select here ? And if I select "I intend" should I explain in the additional information that I intend to make any and all contributions needed for as long as         needed? 

 

 

Thank you so much 

 

 

Hi @Greenbaum, could you help me ? Thank you so much!

[tsonggo 58]

Indonesia Embassy has already marked the case "READY" Oct 22,  now waiting for package 3 to know when to schedule the interview.