Mailed Civil Documents to NVC - How long to DQ?

[mgsctravels 2]

I have an approved I-140 under EB-1 classification. I submitted my DS-260 on CEAC online and physically mailed my requested Civil Documents via USPS to NVC at Sterling, VA, with the Checklist provided.

 

Tracking showed delivered to their PO Box on Oct. 4, so going on four weeks tomorrow. Still haven't been DQ'd and no RFE. 

 

Should I be worried? Does the NVC Timeline on their website only apply to electronic applications for family-based applications on CEAC?

[appleblossom 1,634]

5 hours ago, mgsctravels said:

I have an approved I-140 under EB-1 classification. I submitted my DS-260 on CEAC online and physically mailed my requested Civil Documents via USPS to NVC at Sterling, VA, with the Checklist provided.

 

Tracking showed delivered to their PO Box on Oct. 4, so going on four weeks tomorrow. Still haven't been DQ'd and no RFE. 

 

Should I be worried? Does the NVC Timeline on their website only apply to electronic applications for family-based applications on CEAC?

 

No need to be worried, it does take longer for those who mail docs, usually about a week extra but don't forget the processing time was much longer recently so you'll have been caught in that. 

[mgsctravels 2]

On 10/31/2023 at 8:38 PM, appleblossom said:

 

No need to be worried, it does take longer for those who mail docs, usually about a week extra but don't forget the processing time was much longer recently so you'll have been caught in that. 

 

I got DQ'd on Nov. 2.  And now the long wait for an interview in Montreal begins. 

[appleblossom 1,634]

2 hours ago, mgsctravels said:

 

I got DQ'd on Nov. 2.  And now the long wait for an interview in Montreal begins. 

Congrats!