emma1990

Just wanted to give you an update! The congresswoman rep got the NVC to expedite the 10-20 business days delay by having our file on their system now. Our NVC case number is now generated on their system. Because you are receiving assistance from the congressperson, I wanted to tell you to do the same, it will save a lot of your time. Good luck!

I didn't know they had specific validity date. Is it on the back side of the approval notice? My husband has the approval notice, but I have the front of it scanned and I couldn't find the validity date on mine :s. Maybe it's because your's is I129, whereas mine is spousal visa I130. I don't know if it makes any difference. You should expect NVC to have your case in by the end of June, maximum. I don't know how the timeline is for the US consulate where your fiance is....

I would suggest you to give them a call tomorrow morning and speak to a supervisor. Ask what this notification meant and clarify about your file status. USCIS people are usually all over the place. One person tells you to wait 90 days, another tells you to wait 30 days. So they themselves don't know what they are doing. It is frustrating to deal with them. Probably the worst government service agency in the whole world. Good luck to you!

Did your address change at all and you let them know of it? I did not receive such a notification from USCIS. In fact, USCIS never e-mailed us directly notifying that they sent our case to NRC. Upon pushing the congresswoman to follow-up, USCIS e-mailed the congresswoman to give them 30 more days (that was early this month). They only said they inadvertently sent our file to NRC and are having the box shipped to NVC, which had our file in it. Call them at your earliest convenience and questio...