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keyna   0

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Hello everybody! I just got a happy news that my partner got a letter from Visa Service Center that they recieved our I-129F from USCIS!

It took 85 days from NOA1. I thought it would take longer...It is good for us, but I have a ticket to visit my fiance lives in USA next month for one month.

I think I will get a packet from embassy while I am there! So...I am worried that if I can leave the packet untouched for one month.

Is there something I should file and send them back immadiately?? Can I leave them untouched for one month until I make it back??

Or should I just leave the ticket?? Please give me some advise!

Thank you!

onofre Enthusiast

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Hello everybody! I just got a happy news that my partner got a letter from Visa Service Center that they recieved our I-129F from USCIS!

It took 85 days from NOA1. I thought it would take longer...It is good for us, but I have a ticket to visit my fiance lives in USA next month for one month.

I think I will get a packet from embassy while I am there! So...I am worried that if I can leave the packet untouched for one month.

Is there something I should file and send them back immadiately?? Can I leave them untouched for one month until I make it back??

Or should I just leave the ticket?? Please give me some advise!

Thank you!

please please plesae, create a timeline...But im in the same situation. I leave on July 8th and still waiting for noa2 but some march fillers are getting their noa2 already...go to my post and you'll see some answers to that. I was told that not to rush it, i BELIEVE i also was told that it has a 4 month expiration date, so no hurry. But I might be wrong. good quesiton. I'll visit this post to see what they answer again.

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3/26/07 I-129F Mailed to Nebraska Service Center

3/30/07 I-129F Fowared and recived in California SC.

4/03/07 First NOA mailed...(good start)

4/04/07 $170.00 check cashed :-(

4/05/07 Touched

6/21/07 DAMIT, TOUCH ME, SLAP ME, DO SOMETHING (DAY 82!)

6/27/07 Approved!!!!!!! (email of NOA2) Not even a touch?? Who cares now!

6/29/07 "Touched" hmmm...

7/15/07 Fiancee packet arrives (gathering documents for the trip)

10/16/07 Flight to El Paso, TX and on to Juarez for interview!!!!!!!!!!

10/18/07 VISA IN HAND!!!! WOHOOOOOOOO!

01/13/08 Point of entry for my fiancee

02/02/08 Married at City Hall

02/09/09 AOS package send Express Mail

02/10/09 AOS package received and signed.

02/17/09 NOA reciepts

02/23/09 NOA about March 3, 2009 Biometrics

02/28/09 FRE!!!! :(

03/06/09 Biometrics completed

03/30/09 Responded to RFE next day air to Lee's Summit, MO.

04/25/09 AP and EAD card arrives

07/10/09 Interview letter arrives for 8/19/09

08/09/09 AP letter used to re-enter the U.S.

08/19/09 Interview completed. Results in two weeks. ( I think we got it)

08/24/09 Letter in the mail stating Interview Approved. Welcome to the United States!

keyna Newbie

keyna   0

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please please plesae, create a timeline...But im in the same situation. I leave on July 8th and still waiting for noa2 but some march fillers are getting their noa2 already...go to my post and you'll see some answers to that. I was told that not to rush it, i BELIEVE i also was told that it has a 4 month expiration date, so no hurry. But I might be wrong. good quesiton. I'll visit this post to see what they answer again.

I am sorry that I didn't create my timeline! I just started join this forum and I don't know well how to make it!

I am not good at English and computer! :wacko: I will try to find this out until tomorrow!

Rings Proficient

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Once you get the letter from the NVC, they send your paperwork to your embassey in Japan or whichever country you were married and that is where packet 3 is generated. You are supposed to send the DS-230 back right away and then send a followup letter to them when you are ready with all the requirements on the checklist. What I recommend is that you have someone check your mail for you and forward the embassy packet to you. You should at least get the DS-230 back to them right away and then you can wait to do your followup letter until you are ready, but you should e-mail your consulate and ask either way. They normally take 2-3 days to reply, but every consulate is different so you should check with them on if they have any time limitations in order to ease your mind.

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keyna Newbie

keyna   0

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Once you get the letter from the NVC, they send your paperwork to your embassey in Japan or whichever country you were married and that is where packet 3 is generated. You are supposed to send the DS-230 back right away and then send a followup letter to them when you are ready with all the requirements on the checklist. What I recommend is that you have someone check your mail for you and forward the embassy packet to you. You should at least get the DS-230 back to them right away and then you can wait to do your followup letter until you are ready, but you should e-mail your consulate and ask either way. They normally take 2-3 days to reply, but every consulate is different so you should check with them on if they have any time limitations in order to ease your mind.

Thank you for your reply! I will just wait for a packet and hope I can get it before I leave here. If not, I will ask to consulate to make sure!

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pushbrk   13,099

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Once you get the letter from the NVC, they send your paperwork to your embassey in Japan or whichever country you were married and that is where packet 3 is generated. You are supposed to send the DS-230 back right away and then send a followup letter to them when you are ready with all the requirements on the checklist. What I recommend is that you have someone check your mail for you and forward the embassy packet to you. You should at least get the DS-230 back to them right away and then you can wait to do your followup letter until you are ready, but you should e-mail your consulate and ask either way. They normally take 2-3 days to reply, but every consulate is different so you should check with them on if they have any time limitations in order to ease your mind.

Thank you for your reply! I will just wait for a packet and hope I can get it before I leave here. If not, I will ask to consulate to make sure!

At all costs, avoid the Packet 3 being returned as undeliverable. I would make arrangements for a friend or relative to accept its delivery. To do that, you will need to know the shipping method. Some Consulates use the local postal services. Some use couriers.

There is no problem delaying the return of the package for a month or more except the associated delay will affect the overall timeline.

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