November 2019 I-129f Filers

[Greenbaum 12,258]

1 hour ago, dledingham said:

Thank you for this information and your response. I do not reside in Ontario, I was born in Manitoba and I believe that my birth certificate does have my parents names on it, do I still have to get this Certified Copy of Birth Registration? Or should I just bring my birth certificate to the interview as well as a photo copy that they can keep? I have no children to worry about for my visa. My interview will be in Montreal and as they do not mail out the results I will have to do my medical appointment in Montreal as well. I am unsure about fees for vaccinations in the province of Manitoba, flu shots are free, but I will check with my doctors. I believe most, if not all, of my vaccinations are usually kept up to date!

Thanks!

You'll receive a P3/4 letter from the embassy to prepare for the interview. This is what it states for the documents and what they must be. I've learned and seen others who have failed to provide what is needed and end up delaying their visa. So do what do will do.

 

You must provide originals and photocopies of all  your documents at time of your interview. The original civil documents will be returned to  you after the interview.  

[TeamWelshican 32]

8 hours ago, dledingham said:

We filed November 6, 2019! So excited!

Same! Good luck to you and yours! 

[ledingham 68]

15 hours ago, TeamWelshican said:

Same! Good luck to you and yours! 

Likewise!

 

[ledingham 68]

16 hours ago, Greenbaum said:

You'll receive a P3/4 letter from the embassy to prepare for the interview. This is what it states for the documents and what they must be. I've learned and seen others who have failed to provide what is needed and end up delaying their visa. So do what do will do.

 

You must provide originals and photocopies of all  your documents at time of your interview. The original civil documents will be returned to  you after the interview.  

Just to be clear the time line looks like this: File Petition, NOA1, NOA2, then I do the DS-160?, then P3 then P4? I'm not entirely clear what comes after NOA2.  Feel free to DM if its easier for you.

 

Thank you!

[Greenbaum 12,258]

4 minutes ago, dledingham said:

Just to be clear the time line looks like this: File Petition, NOA1, NOA2, then I do the DS-160?, then P3 then P4? I'm not entirely clear what comes after NOA2.  Feel free to DM if its easier for you.

 

Thank you!

You do nothing after NOA2 but call NVC for the case number. Then complete the DS-160, pay your interview fee and then schedule the medical and then schedule your interview shortly after your medical. Now all these steps hinges on how your embassy ask you to proceed time wise. Canada is a little slower on the front end of getting thing completed before the interview but they sail along once the interview is over.

 

If you find the NOVEMBER 2019 NOA2 to NVC thread go to the first page and download the PDF that I authored on what takes place from NOA2 and beyond. I think things will be a little more clearer. Remember that you are 3-6 months away from NOA2 approval or longer.

[ledingham 68]

1 minute ago, Greenbaum said:

You do nothing after NOA2 but call NVC for the case number. Then complete the DS-160, pay your interview fee and then schedule the medical and then schedule your interview shortly after your medical. Now all these steps hinges on how your embassy ask you to proceed time wise. Canada is a little slower on the front end of getting thing completed before the interview but they sail along once the interview is over.

 

If you find the NOVEMBER 2019 NOA2 to NVC thread go to the first page and download the PDF that I authored on what takes place from NOA2 and beyond. I think things will be a little more clearer. Remember that you are 3-6 months away from NOA2 approval or longer.

Oh interesting, thank you. I will head on over to that thread and check it out. I know that we are a long ways away from NOA2 but I am just so curious now. I find all of this so interesting and curiosity never killed anything but a couple hours!😀 Also, Do you know why Canada is a little slower?

[Greenbaum 12,258]

1 minute ago, dledingham said:

Oh interesting, thank you. I will head on over to that thread and check it out. I know that we are a long ways away from NOA2 but I am just so curious now. I find all of this so interesting and curiosity never killed anything but a couple hours!😀 Also, Do you know why Canada is a little slower?

Years ago they instituted a second step in their process where they required you to gather all the documents in the P3 letter along with a "complete checklist" document that you had to sign off on and then return to them. The checklist confirmed you had all your documents and you were ready to interview. This procedure starved off those that showed up and were not ready for the interview which caused massive backup for the staff and for those who were prepared suffered also. Once they receive the checklist they will allow you to schedule your interview. And their is your answer.

[J+J 49]

On 10/29/2019 at 1:55 PM, Greenbaum said:

 Good luck because this is a long process currently running 5-6 months from filing date for your NOA2 approval.

Hi Greenbaum

You say 5-6 months to NOA2 but the timelines on VJ are saying around 3-4 - it looks like processing times have almost halved since summer '19.  Is 5-6 months a worst case estimate or old information or something?

Just curious...I'm hoping its more 3 months than 6! But I understand all cases are different.

[Greenbaum 12,258]

1 hour ago, J+J said:

Hi Greenbaum

You say 5-6 months to NOA2 but the timelines on VJ are saying around 3-4 - it looks like processing times have almost halved since summer '19.  Is 5-6 months a worst case estimate or old information or something?

Just curious...I'm hoping its more 3 months than 6! But I understand all cases are different.

It can be all over the place. I am like USCIS, I over promise and under deliver. I am seeing some in that 3-4 range now. So I have to agree with you.

[Mexilaysian 26]

We sent ours on 11/8/2019! 🙂

[Sarge2155 4,570]

1 hour ago, Mexilaysian said:

We sent ours on 11/8/2019! 🙂

Very good congrats

[Ashu25 20]

Hello Everyone 

[Sarge2155 4,570]

4 minutes ago, Ashu25 said:

Hello Everyone 

Hello did you just send off your packet? I see  you just got your NOA2 congrats

Edited November 9, 2019 by Sarge2155

[Ashu25 20]

1 minute ago, Sarge2155 said:

Hello did you just send off your packet?

No 

got noa2 on nov 6th

[Sarge2155 4,570]

2 minutes ago, Ashu25 said:

No 

got noa2 on nov 6th

Yes I just saw  that head on over to the November NVC thread.

 

Edited November 9, 2019 by Sarge2155