pikushi

Please tell me that was the request to correct your name
OP, I got a response to my email after two weeks. I was asking for my case number. Very pleased to get the response, but what I didn't bargain on was a possibly flustered and overworked administrator spelling my name wrong, haha.

I just got a response today for an email I sent May 5th.

I emailed them 3 or 4 times in February/March to change my address and for a few other things. I never once got a response back from them. I had to call to verify they got my emails and changed my address.

One month if they ever do :

We have not had any email response from them (emailed 2 weeks ago). I have also not been able to get through on the phone - it is always busy :/

We emailed nvc 3 weeks ago and still no response....

I've emailed the NVC many times, and they used to reply me in 3 weeks.

You may have figured it out by now, but I'll respond, anyway. When a married couple files their taxes jointly, there is a primary and secondary filer (I don't know how this is decided, maybe just whichever person's name the accountant designates? Who knows). Chances are that your fiancee's dad is the primary filer, and if your fiancee uses her dad's SSN, then it will work. I encountered this this situation when my husband (UKC) and I (USC) got to the removal of conditions stage. I couldn't order the transcripts using my SSN, because I wasn't the primary filer - he was! Once I used his SSN, all was well.

Anyway, I'm afraid I can't answer your second question definitely because I've never had a co-sponsor. Hopefully someone else will chime in