Case Complete to Interview June 2020

[Skaur0609 145]

Finally got DQ today. Wait for interview begin 😕 

[dwheels76 5,459]

It's so nice to see the  cases DQ'd and being added to the spreadsheet. Thank you so much for filling out the form and keeping thing updated. may not be alot or maybe people have just not bothered but this spreadsheet still is a hep to so many so for those who keep sending me updates. I thank you.

 

The embassies will be ready to rock and roll once they open. Keep positive okay everyone.updating me

[David G 117]

5 hours ago, Jon & Ygritte said:

 

There is no special form. We called the embassy and they gave us the email address to send the inquiry to. We started off by sending an email asking how to do it. They told us to "provide justification of urgency and hardship" and to attach supporting documents of hardship.

 

My husband is in a risk group for Covid19 and living alone, so we said he needed emotional support and someone to care for him if he would fall ill. Also I live in a multi-generational family in my country which is also considered a risk factor for Covid19. We attached a supporting document which showed the multi-generational family. That's it. It was enough to get expedited.

 

Make sure you state the name of the person submitting the inquiry, your NVC case number, petitioner's name and date of birth, and applicant's name and date of birth at the beginning of the email.

Thank you so much! 

[stech786 229]

Great news, too many ppl are getting DQ or updates to their cases. NVC is back.  What about embassy oversea?

Edited May 15, 2020 by stech786

[David Utomi 48]

Hello everyone,

 

So i got DQed yesterday..

 

Do i have to wait for the interview letter before proceeding for medicals?

 

Cheers

 

[Iscir 295]

42 minutes ago, David Utomi said:

Hello everyone,

 

So i got DQed yesterday..

 

Do i have to wait for the interview letter before proceeding for medicals?

 

Cheers

 

Yes, you have to wait for the interview letter. The medical only lasts 6 months, and your visa expiration is tied to the medical. Also, I don’t know if it’s in all countries like this, but I was asked for the interview letter at my medical, and when trying to schedule they didn’t let me schedule even a month before, they let me Schedule I think two or three weeks before my interview. 

[David Utomi 48]

20 minutes ago, Iscir said:

Yes, you have to wait for the interview letter. The medical only lasts 6 months, and your visa expiration is tied to the medical. Also, I don’t know if it’s in all countries like this, but I was asked for the interview letter at my medical, and when trying to schedule they didn’t let me schedule even a month before, they let me Schedule I think two or three weeks before my interview. 

Alright.

 

Thank you very much!

[Firebread 168]

Good morning, Got my DQ Thursday, looking forward now.

[Anmol Yash 55]

Got our DQ on May 9th! Joining this thread as we wait for the IL

[KAP2019 184]

Question...we were DQ April 6, 2020.
When I log in to CEAC, it is still showing "Case is currently at: NVC." Does this actually update when the consulate receives our case? Or does it continue to say NVC until we get our interview letter?

Thank you!

[Tofu 343]

On 5/14/2020 at 11:02 AM, DGF said:

It changes to Montreal (or the name of the consulate for those not in Canada) when your interview has been scheduled. We were DQ in December and ours still says at NVC. 

@KAP2019  😊

[Godknowsus 28]

On 5/16/2020 at 6:39 PM, Anmol Yash said:

Got our DQ on May 9th! Joining this thread as we wait for the IL

Got DQ today May 19th! 

I hope Mumbai embassy opens soon!

[Alix64 425]

Hello Everyone,

Does any of you know what the policy is - once you have the greencard - in terms of travelling abroad (like going back to my home country)?

My kids (from my previous marriage) are teenagers, they will be staying in France with their dad once I move to the US.

I want of course to be able to spend some time with them. So, do you know how often we are allowed to travel and for how long? Where can I find infos on that?

Thank you guys,

Take care - Alix

[Rama19 54]

19 minutes ago, Alix64 said:

Hello Everyone,

Does any of you know what the policy is - once you have the greencard - in terms of travelling abroad (like going back to my home country)?

My kids (from my previous marriage) are teenagers, they will be staying in France with their dad once I move to the US.

I want of course to be able to spend some time with them. So, do you know how often we are allowed to travel and for how long? Where can I find infos on that?

Thank you guys,

Take care - Alix

You can travel as much as you like but you can't stay abroad for a full year. 

That's what I was told years ago .

I advise you to make sure since things change dramatically. 

[Alix64 425]

11 minutes ago, Rama19 said:

You can travel as much as you like but you can't stay abroad for a full year. 

That's what I was told years ago .

I advise you to make sure since things change dramatically. 

Thank you Rama19

Yes, that's the problem... things change fast and drastically.

I will investigate