US Immigration from Argentina

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?

Hello,

my husband and I moved around two weeks ago. Immediately after moving, I filed AR-11 and he filed form I-865. Today we received the NOA confirming the change of address, and it starts with LIN. In January next year we have to file for ROC. Does that mean that my ROC will be processed at LIN service center?

Hello

I'm going to start the process to bring my siblings and my mom to the US. I have a couple of questions

1- do I need to file different application for each member?

2- I need to send birth certificates to prove my relationship with my siblings, they need to be translated from Spanish. can I do the translation or does it need to be an official one (done by an accredited translation agency). I'm asking this bc i translated my own birth certificatye when I did the AOS for my K1 visa, so I was wondering if this will be still something that i can do, and save some money

Thank you in advance for your help

Jennifer

Hello to all of my waiting-in-purgatory mates!

My wife and my case was DQ'd on 7/22 and we have yet to be scheduled. Based on what I have been able to glean from the experiences/timelines of others, the embassy in Arg seems to be taking around 3-4 weeks to schedule interviews. I wanted to start a new thread for those of us in line to be able to track each other's progress.


John

We requested and received a response to our status update concerning our Solo I-212.

Here was their full response:

The status of this service request is:

Thank you for contacting USCIS concerning the above-referenced application. Below is a summary of what we have found and how the issue has been resolved or additional actions required.

USCIS has reviewed this Service Request. Records show that this case is pending review at the Jacksonville Field Office. If you do not receive a decision or other notice after 90 days, please contact the USCIS Contact Center.

USCIS is committed to adjudicating immigration petitions and applications in a timely manner, efficiently and in the order received. We hope this information is helpful. If we may be of further assistance, please let us know.

Question to everyone.

for the statement - "receive a decision or other notice after 90 days". would this be from the receipt date? or the date of the response?

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