Alko

I got this posted on October Filers topic, but I figure you guys will know more about it, since you already went through this:



I just called NVC and operator told me my case got completed on Oct 7.

Now this is what he said or I misunderstood him...I will get CC e-mail in 5 business days if they are not able to schedule the interview in that time. When interview gets scheduled I'll get e-mail informing me about the interview.



(If this is correct, i'm guessing what he was trying to say is, if they don't get my interview in this round while they are doing scheduling, then they will send CC email and I will wait for next scheduling time)



Does this make any sense? or I just didn't get what he was saying....

I just called NVC and operator told me my case got completed on Oct 7.
Now this is what he said or I misunderstood him...I will get CC e-mail in 5 business days if they are not able to schedule the interview in that time. When interview gets scheduled I'll get e-mail informing me about that.
(If this is correct, i'm guessing what he was trying to say is, if they don't get my interview in this round while they are doing scheduling, then they will send CC email and I will wait for next scheduling time)
Does this make any sense? or I just didn't get what he was saying....

I called last night. Operator told me they reviewed my AOS and that everything was okay. She asked me about second packet I sent to them, I told her those are civil documents. Then she said to ignore the e-mail that I will get within a week, since I already sent the civil documents (I figured she is talking about false check list email). But, until I dont get that email I'm still skeptical
How long it takes to receive that email after they finish the review?

The 30/60 days is for reviewing packages, it has nothing to do with scheduling interviews. Again, the time frames for interviews are based on the location of your interview and how busy they are, as well as when you get a case complete. If you want a good estimate on current time frames for YOUR country's location, please read the first post.

Yes I did two weeks or so ago the SOB's just want to shove it in our faces!

I did same thing you did... But i don't get checklist..

Unfortunately yes, they will review them in the order received. Even if another packet has been scanned and waiting for review by the time they review the first packet, they will only review the first one. So frustrating. Wish they could use common sense and review both at the same time.

2 - Secondary is High school.
3 - if you do not then say No. Explain that you will get the vaccinations at medical before interview. People do not get denied for this.
4 - the country that issued your passport.

I can't answer definitively, but it seems to me that when I filled out the ds-260 on line they asked for mother's name at birth as well... I understood it to say that high school is secondary level... but hopefully others will chime in with more information.

The date physically received doesn't matter at this point. July 18 is the date you want to track from. When others' from July 18th start getting approvals, that's when you'll want to call.
NVC does not use the same terminology we do. The agent will say they received something on bla bla date. That's what we refer to as the scan date (since we know it was physically received a few days prior).

First part, I would leave it blank. If you're checking box 11.a. most people that answer that won't have an A number, just put her SSN in box 10 and you should be fine.
I filled out the regular I-864 and did not write N/A on anything, I left blanks all over the place, and we did not receive a checklist. The NA/Blank fiasco has to do with form I-864EZ for the question about residence/mailing address.
I think the only person on this thread that sent the IV package using the AOS barcode sheet is LRKO and she is away for 3 weeks so we won't know for a while if that went smoothly for them or not. I believe LoveMyTico had a lawyer, therefore, she paid the AOS and IV fee at the same time, had both barcode sheets at the same time, and sent the packages at the same time. A number of us on here, including Saylin, have agreed that it would be risky to send the IV package with the AOS barcode sheet. It just leaves more opportunity for them to lose your paperwork and could cause further delays.

I called NVC today about my AOS package. Operator told me they scanned it today and it takes 30 days for it to be reviewed.
I also asked about DS-261 that we completed on July 9. The website shows being completed. She put me on hold and came back telling me it does not show it was submitted, and she talked to supervisor who will look into it.
Anyone with this issue?
One thing I did notice on website for DS-261 where it says it is completed, when I click on it, it opens up the form we completed. I just exit it, I did not want to mess with it again. Could that be the reason for not showing in their system as submitted.

Please correct me if I'm wrong , but from what I have read it is usually taking up to 5 business days for your packet to be scanned into system , once scanned it is taking up to 30 business days for your AOS packet to be reviewed. Also on the ceac.state forms site the N/A doesn't change as Saylin said in her wiki , NVC will use that in the future. If you wan to find out if your packet has been scanned you should call the NVC and ask.

Probably won't be scanned in for a few days.. So I would probably call around Tuesday or Wednesday. Unfortunately yes, it's taking up close to the full 30 business days for them review packages lately.

I'm fighting the same battle.
I got approved on March 19. Called NVC they told me they got in on April 2. After that I called again they told me they don't have it.
Almost 3 months and neither NVC nor USCIS know where my case is. USCIS keeps telling they sent it and NVC claims dont have it....

I talked to Deep on facebook group, his process was simple. I hope same will be with my case. Cuz I read online somewhere people are saying it takes 5 months for uscis to look into in again, - no freaking wayyyyyyy