Ask for supervisor at NVC to get better info?

[John B 3 6]

Hello everyone,

I have read a few reports that it is possible to request to speak to a supervisor at NVC and ask more direct questions regarding your case. Specifically, my case is DQ'd for an interview in Argentina and I am trying to figure out where my case is in the scheduling queue. From what I have read on these forums it is possible to ask (and get) that information from an NVC supervisor. Does anyone else have experience doing this? If so, what was the outcome?

 

[Crazy Cat 41,979]

If you are DQ'd, then the case is in the queue for that consulate. I seriously doubt they will tell you where you are in the queue, but good luck.  Let us know.....

[John B 3 6]

5 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

If you are DQ'd, then the case is in the queue for that consulate. I seriously doubt they will tell you where you are in the queue, but good luck.  Let us know.....

100%, I understand I am sort of dealing in the realm of miracles trying to get any information out of the NVC... the posts making this claim were several years old. I spoke to an attorney who's pitch for me to hire her centered around her ability to 'speak to NVC supervisors and glean information'. Between those two pieces of information (those old posts and what that attorney claimed) I thought perhaps it is possible.

[Israth 22]

Closest I came across, the Rep went and talked to her supervisor and gave me some info... "My case is in line to be transferred" ... yeah and waiting.

[arken 4,197]

51 minutes ago, John B 3 said:

I spoke to an attorney who's pitch for me to hire her centered around her ability to 'speak to NVC supervisors and glean information'.

That's a good pitch for herself not for you to get an extra buck. You could get to a supervisor review but all you get is they are waiting for the embassy to give them an interview date. Even NVC wouldn't know when the embassy asks for more cases for interview in these situations.

[SalishSea 17,922]

9 hours ago, John B 3 said:

I spoke to an attorney who's pitch for me to hire her centered around her ability to 'speak to NVC supervisors and glean information'.

Not going to happen.  Attorneys do not have some special inroads to the NVC.

[nastra30 2,288]

20 hours ago, John B 3 said:

 I spoke to an attorney who's pitch for me to hire her centered around her ability to 'speak to NVC supervisors and glean information'. Between those two pieces of information (those old posts and what that attorney claimed) I thought perhaps it is possible.

Your attorney will basically get you the same info from NVC you will have gotten yourself.

Edited August 19, 2021 by nastra30