NVC Filers - December 2019

[Mr & Mrs T 778]

2 hours ago, Jamie Solo said:

Hey guys, quick question to those who have submitted documents to NVC!

 

My spouse (the USC) is having trouble procuring the IRS tax transcripts; So they're wondering if turbotax/form 1040 returns are enough evidence? This is particularly tough as her income all came from abroad so no W2's and stuff.

 

Also might be important to note she has no income right now and is a student with parents as co-sponsors who have IRS transcripts and other appropriate evidence.

Hi

we had the same problem because we submitted form 1049 ( if I remember as my husband is us navy retired ) and had to provide tax transcript for 2018 

we had rough time to have it as my husband cannot connect on its website because he don’t have credit card or current loans . 
we asked IRS to send by mail but it’s very long and since November 18th nothing arrived nor in France( he lives abroad with me )  or in USA ( at his present house ) 

So finally  they faxed it to us and it was quick so maybe you can do that 

[DGF 730]

Submitted docs October 29th and still waiting. I know they're still technically working on early-mid October submissions, but I'm curious how many people who submitted before October 29th are still waiting.

[George George 27]

Got my welcome letter yesterday midnight, paid AOS and IV fees, any idea when i will be able to fill out DS-260 ?? And then when i will be able to upload documents ??

 

USCIS Approved I-130 : 09/26/2019

USCIS Sent to NVC : 10/28/2019 

NVC Recieved: 11/06/2019

Welcome Letter: 12/05/2019

 

Happy to finally start this process 😁😁

[mathcore 56]

1 minute ago, George George said:

Got my welcome letter yesterday midnight, paid AOS and IV fees, any idea when i will be able to fill out DS-260 ?? And then when i will be able to upload documents ??

 

USCIS Approved I-130 : 09/26/2019

USCIS Sent to NVC : 10/28/2019 

NVC Recieved: 11/06/2019

Welcome Letter: 12/05/2019

 

Happy to finally start this process 😁😁

about a week . for me it took 3 days to nvc to trigger the fee from the bank , then 7 days to process it as "paid"

[Hilde 381]

Starting to gather AOS evidence. I live abroad and don´t have W2s. Will my bank statement showing each monthly payment from the company I work for be good evidence? I also have a letter of employment stating my monthly sallary (but I know letters aren´t good evidence).

[canadavisa22 197]

16 minutes ago, Hilde said:

Starting to gather AOS evidence. I live abroad and don´t have W2s. Will my bank statement showing each monthly payment from the company I work for be good evidence? I also have a letter of employment stating my monthly sallary (but I know letters aren´t good evidence).

Get your 2018 tax transcript mailed/faxed to you and you don't have to worry about the W2s.

 

Also, for domicile, they don't want bank statements or employment letters unless that job will continue once you move back to the US.

 

 

[DTM-USA 77]

1 hour ago, DGF said:

Submitted docs October 29th and still waiting. I know they're still technically working on early-mid October submissions, but I'm curious how many people who submitted before October 29th are still waiting.

Hi, we’re waiting since October 25th here.

 

First sub: 09/20 (for me and our daughter) 

 

First review: 10/22 they rejected one of my docs and on 10/24 they gave DQ for her with the SAME doc rejected for me two days before.

 

Second sub for me: 10/25!

And waiting...

 

5 weeks tomorrow

Edited December 5, 2019 by DTM-USA

[DGF 730]

19 minutes ago, DTM-USA said:

Hi, we’re waiting since October 25th here.

 

First sub: 09/20 (for me and our daughter) 

 

First review: 10/22 they rejected one of my docs and on 10/24 they gave DQ for her with the SAME doc rejected for me two days before.

 

Second sub for me: 10/25!

And waiting...

 

5 weeks tomorrow

You're so close, good luck! I don't know if this is the same at every embassy, but I've seen them interview families together despite having different DQ dates. Hopefully you'll be able to interview with your daughter and the nonsense doc rejection won't cause too much of a delay  

[Rose__ 303]

1 hour ago, DGF said:

Submitted docs October 29th and still waiting. I know they're still technically working on early-mid October submissions, but I'm curious how many people who submitted before October 29th are still waiting.

I first submitted on October 10th, they approved all the documents on October 16th but asked for a proof of my status here (I'm a French citizen). The system was down so I could only submit that on October 22nd. We've been waiting since

[Mr & Mrs T 778]

5 hours ago, Saci Singh said:

I'm praying for you friend 🙏🏼🤞☘️

 

I hope less than 4 weeks ☘️

Thank you very much friend 🙏💯

i hope too ! 
And  i hope A quick answer for you !🤞🍀

Edited December 5, 2019 by Mr & Mrs T

[LilyJ 1,258]

1 hour ago, Hilde said:

Starting to gather AOS evidence. I live abroad and don´t have W2s. Will my bank statement showing each monthly payment from the company I work for be good evidence? I also have a letter of employment stating my monthly sallary (but I know letters aren´t good evidence).

Will your job abroad continue once you move back to the US? If not you will need to get a joint sponsor

 

[Juliet57 304]

6 hours ago, Uiyl said:

Our lawyer is of the view that although some people submitted a letter explaining why such request from NVC to upload police clearance shouldn't be applicable  to them and they were successful, she thinks it has a high risk of significantly delaying the process should they reject it and advised us to try our best to secure same. 

Btw, I am finally able to receive both certificates from the two countries after three weeks. 

I'm just concerned that my police clearance might arrive in January or February with all the christmas presents and holiday mail that people send by snail mail. They will mail it to me from Taiwan in around a week and can take up to 2 or 3 weeks to arrive, but could be more because of the holidays, I really don't wanna wait until Mid January to upload my docs to CEAC. I've had access to CEAC since Nov 7th 😢

Edited December 5, 2019 by Juliet57

[Hilde 381]

1 hour ago, LilyJ said:

Will your job abroad continue once you move back to the US? If not you will need to get a joint sponsor

 

Does one need a sponsor if earnings are 125% over poverty line?

[Uiyl 56]

9 minutes ago, Juliet57 said:

I'm just concerned that my police clearance might arrive in January or February with all the christmas presents and holiday mail that people send by snail mail. They will mail it to me from Taiwan in around a week and can take up to 2 or 3 weeks to arrive, but could be more because of the holidays, I really don't wanna wait until Mid January to upload my docs to CEAC. I've had access to CEAC since Nov 7th 😢

They put us in uncessarily stressful situation and I kept on telling myself may be it's for the best. By any chance, if you know people from Taiwan who can collect the documents on your behalf and send it to you by one of those express mail service providers or perhaps if you can also request for the electronic copy? I received one of my docs in electronic format. Good luck to you on this one. 🙏

[canadavisa22 197]

11 minutes ago, Hilde said:

Does one need a sponsor if earnings are 125% over poverty line?

Only if the job you have will continue once you're in the US.

 

Will it?