All Nebraska I-130 Filers -- Part 5

[HuberKimFamily 29]

If my case is being sent to the Department of State, that means I am heading towards the NVC process right???

[DesmondF. 31]

12 hours ago, TheChheavFamily said:

Ours was sent to NVC on 9/9/19 and we just got a case number yesterday 10/10/19. My guess is that yours will be any day now! You’ll both get emails - petitioner and applicant. 

How did your case get received one day and then the next day you got your invoice number and bills etc. That’s a fast turnover .

[TheChheavFamily 135]

Just now, DesmondF. said:

How did your case get received one day and then the next day you got your invoice number and bills etc. That’s a fast turnover .

They don’t tell you when they received it unless you call. I live overseas so I didn’t have the ability to call. There is no date on the timeline to say when your case number is assigned so I put that date as they day I received the email with the case number. Sometimes we have to improvise lol. 

 

The next day I logged in and there was a bill to pay, so I paid it. 

[DesmondF. 31]

5 minutes ago, TheChheavFamily said:

They don’t tell you when they received it unless you call. I live overseas so I didn’t have the ability to call. There is no date on the timeline to say when your case number is assigned so I put that date as they day I received the email with the case number. Sometimes we have to improvise lol. 

 

The next day I logged in and there was a bill to pay, so I paid it. 

That explains it. 😂😂😂. Good Luck, Through and Through. The end is almost near 👍👍🙏

[Andy & Val 493]

3 hours ago, HuberKimFamily said:

If my case is being sent to the Department of State, that means I am heading towards the NVC process right???

Safe to say you're already there.

Count 15 working days after the "sent" date and call to find out if they received your file.

[Mr. Bama 46]

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[Andy & Val 493]

3 hours ago, TheChheavFamily said:

They don’t tell you when they received it unless you call. I live overseas so I didn’t have the ability to call. There is no date on the timeline to say when your case number is assigned so I put that date as they day I received the email with the case number. Sometimes we have to improvise lol. 

 

The next day I logged in and there was a bill to pay, so I paid it. 

I read your timeline comment and was baffled.

Does it mean you have to wait almost a month before submitting your documents?

Does obtaining a police certificate in your country really take that long?

 

In my country it takes just hours.

[TheChheavFamily 135]

6 minutes ago, Andy & Val said:

I read your timeline comment and was baffled.

Does it mean you have to wait almost a month before submitting your documents?

Does obtaining a police certificate in your country really take that long?

 

In my country it takes just hours.

Yup! It takes 20-30 days to get it and it’s only good for 3 months. So if you get it too soon, like we did, (right after USCIS approval) you have to go get it again because it’s too old by the time you’re through NVC. It’s incredibly frustrating! So we just sit here and wait, again! Thank the Stars you’re in a developed country with the ability to get things done electronically! 

[Andy & Val 493]

2 minutes ago, TheChheavFamily said:

Yup! It takes 20-30 days to get it and it’s only good for 3 months. So if you get it too soon, like we did, (right after USCIS approval) you have to go get it again because it’s too old by the time you’re through NVC. It’s incredibly frustrating! So we just sit here and wait, again! Thank the Stars you’re in a developed country with the ability to get things done electronically! 

Haha let me burst your bubble, my beloved Cameroon is no developed country.

But at least, some things get done fast.

 

I was simply shocked because waiting almost a month for a single document, on top of the unpredictable wait times

can sound like giving one the short end of the stick.

But it's okay. Some of these things are just beyond our control.

 

All the best my dear!

[TheChheavFamily 135]

4 minutes ago, Andy & Val said:

Haha let me burst your bubble, my beloved Cameroon is no developed country.

But at least, some things get done fast.

 

I was simply shocked because waiting almost a month for a single document, on top of the unpredictable wait times

can sound like giving one the short end of the stick.

But it's okay. Some of these things are just beyond our control.

 

All the best my dear!

They write all documents here by hand - police, marriage, birth certificates, court documents, visa extensions, etc. It takes time for everything. I knew it was going to take time, just didn’t know it was only good for 3 months once it was completed. I hope others from Cambodia read my timeline and learn about it so they don’t have to be stuck waiting like we are. 

 

 Maybe someday we will be able to get things done in a timely fashion! Even to get married with a foreigner here takes months before it’s approved and paperwork is done.

 

If we have to get it done a third time, we’ll do that. I emailed the US embassy here and explained the situation and was told that if the document expires by the interview date, then the CO has the choice whether to request a new one or not. They are aware of the short validity dates. 

[Lehcim 31]

4 hours ago, Andy & Val said:

Safe to say you're already there.

Count 15 working days after the "sent" date and call to find out if they received your file.

How exactly do you find out your "sent date"? The NVC guide just says "your may or may not get it". 

[Duke & Marie 1,389]

18 minutes ago, Lehcim said:

How exactly do you find out your "sent date"? The NVC guide just says "your may or may not get it". 

USCIS tell you the date they sent it.. I got an email, then logged it and tracker also was finally updated saying sent on 10th... 

Edited October 12, 2019 by Duke & Marie

[Rosie91 93]

16 hours ago, JesseTovar said:

It finally happens!!!! My I-130 was approved and sent to NVC on Oct 8 (yes I did the I129f). Quick question. Do I just sit and wait for NVC to email me saying they received my case, or can I track it? Is there anything I can start doing now to get a head start? I wanna slide off this whole thing like butter hahahha

Hey congrats!!

when did you file for the i129?

[CamChad42 53]

15 hours ago, canadavisa22 said:

Right now Nebraska is taking about a year for approvals, so you will likely get word in the next month. 

I surely hope so, thank you for the input 💜🙋🏾‍♀️
 

[Janeyk 36]

I want to expedite my case at nvc. Is there any forum for that on visa journey?