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just wanna know guys, how long before i get my I/L ?

CONGRATSSS!!!

thank you

thanks guys

Try with this number: 603-334-0707 ...

well it's worth the wait!!! they said that my case is documentarily completed!!! yahooo!!!

Its probably worse this time of the month when a lot of people are calling to find out if they have been given an IL. Keep trying.

actually it's a busy tone. i tried like 20 times now and nothing's change. and the bad thing is i'm calling directly here in texas and can't get through the lines

why the nvc operator assistance line is busy? i keep on calling them but the line is busy

@apple21 my husband already submitted my ds230 last sept 4,my question do i need to submit ds260.thank you in advance :-)

from what i read last night, http://www.millermayer.com/news/state-dept-sends-guidance-to-posts-on-new-electronic-immigrant-visa-application.html

- Beneficiaries submitting new cases that arrive at the National Visa Center (NVC) from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on or after September 1 will be instructed to complete the DS-260/261 in lieu of the DS-230/3032. The State Department will updatetravel.state.gov to reflect this guidance and will remove the PDF versions of Forms DS-230 and DS-3032 from public circulation. If a beneficiary submits a DS-230, NVC will instruct him or her to re-submit a DS-260.

- The State Department will not require DS-260s for beneficiaries of "pipeline" cases already in process at NVC on September 1 if: 1) the case has already been documentarily qualified and sent to scheduling, or 2) NVC receives a single submission of documents that makes a case documentarily qualified. For all other pipeline cases where NVC has occasion to send a "checklist" of missing documents after September 1, NVC will instruct petitioners/agents/beneficiaries to submit the DS-260 along with those missing documents, even if a DS-230 was already on file.

- Those filing petitions locally overseas (with either USCIS or a consular section) on or after September 1 must submit a DS-260 once the petition is approved. Posts should instruct beneficiaries to enter the principal applicant's DOB in YYYYMMDD format in lieu of an "Invoice ID" on the DS-260 login page.

- For cases filed locally overseas before September 1, if beneficiaries have already submitted a DS-230 or received instruction to do so, the consular post should accept the DS-230. If a consular post has not yet provided beneficiaries instructions on how to submit their applications, the post must require the DS-260. The consular post should not, as a general rule, require the submission of a DS-260 if a valid, signed, unexpired DS-230 is already on file and requiring the DS-260 would result in a 221(g) refusal for an otherwise issuable case.

- For Havana Only: Cuban Family Reunification Parole (CFRP) cases are the lone exception to the scenarios described above. The DS-260 will not allow an applicant whose case is not current to access the DS-260. For now, NVC will continue to solicit and accept Form DS-230 from applicants who opt in to the CFRP program.

- The State Department will not require DS-260s for beneficiaries of "pipeline" cases already in process at NVC on September 1 if: 1) the case has already been documentarily qualified and sent to scheduling, or 2) NVC receives a single submission of documents that makes a case documentarily qualified. For all other pipeline cases where NVC has occasion to send a "checklist" of missing documents after September 1, NVC will instruct petitioners/agents/beneficiaries to submit the DS-260 along with those missing documents, even if a DS-230 was already on file.

- Those filing petitions locally overseas (with either USCIS or a consular section) on or after September 1 must submit a DS-260 once the petition is approved. Posts should instruct beneficiaries to enter the principal applicant's DOB in YYYYMMDD format in lieu of an "Invoice ID" on the DS-260 login page.

- For cases filed locally overseas before September 1, if beneficiaries have already submitted a DS-230 or received instruction to do so, the consular post should accept the DS-230. If a consular post has not yet provided beneficiaries instructions on how to submit their applications, the post must require the DS-260. The consular post should not, as a general rule, require the submission of a DS-260 if a valid, signed, unexpired DS-230 is already on file and requiring the DS-260 would result in a 221(g) refusal for an otherwise issuable case.

- For Havana Only: Cuban Family Reunification Parole (CFRP) cases are the lone exception to the scenarios described above. The DS-260 will not allow an applicant whose case is not current to access the DS-260. For now, NVC will continue to solicit and accept Form DS-230 from applicants who opt in to the CFRP program.

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just wanna ask, i sent my wife's ds230 documents together with my her civil documents, do i still need to file the ds260 online?

can i ask if the noa2 is the I-130 approval letter that the uscis sent me?

yeah it was just approved today and yes she's under F2A. sorry i entered the wrong items on my profile. i'll just fix it later. but i am so happy.

thank god my wife's petition is approved!!! PD dec 28, 2011.

Anybody seen the upcoming visa bulletin on july 2013? It's oct 8 2011. Kinda worried on my wife's case on uscis csc pd dec 28 2011. No approval yet

Anybody seen the upcoming visa bulletin on july 2013? It's oct 8 2011. Kinda worried on my wife's case on uscis csc pd dec 28 2011. No approval yet

same issue on my case. i filed my i-130 of my wife last dec 2011 and it's still pending. called them twice for the past 2 months and said that the case is under the normal processing times. are they joking?!!! it's been 17 months now how come they haven't came up a decision. i'm getting a little bit of worried.