davidnwelton

I would wait about two more weeks. We did DCF too, but through Frankfurt and the NOA2 told us 2 weeks was the norm, but online it said 4-6 weeks. So, 6 weeks I would still accept as "normal", after that I'd call the IV unit they've forwarded your case to.

Wondered that myself. Then I stuffed my face with pizza fritta and sfogliatelle, and that totally made up for the loooooooooooooong trip

Today they said they had approved the I-130 yesterday, after I had sent them another email very politely pointing out that they had an official document with an English translation attesting to our marriage.
Next, on to Naples, I guess. I wonder why the heck it's *there*, rather than Rome, which is the most logical choice? Maybe because of all the southerners who are connected with the US, they get more people from down there? Oh well...

I used one of those for my AOS. Got a RFE asking for its English translation. I felt there was no need to point out how dumb what they were asking for was. The person handling my paperwork was clearly not familiar with that kind of certificate. I just sent in another copy of the same certificate with its "translation" reporting only info in English, and my Certification by Translator:
I [typed name], certify that I am fluent (conversant) in the English and ________ languages, and that the above/attached document is an accurate translation of the document attached entitled ______________________________.

Signature_________________________________
Date Typed Name
Address
It worked.