vidash23

This is the correct answer. There are two triggers required. Your green card will be created after you enter the US.

No.  The actual Green Card will not be created until BOTH the $220 fee has been paid and the new immigrant has entered the US. 

The embassy released a statement saying they will begin its reopening in 3 phases. Ps. They didnt start phase one as yet.
More likely everything will be back to normal around August 28. 
 

Hey they didnt publish any dates.. 
But at the time I posted that information the country was set to reopen fully by August 28. 
But now the information I'm seeing. The embassy start phase one out of 3. 

yes EB3/2/1/4 are all affected if you are doing consular processing outside US 

A lawyer can not change the facts, but will need to know the particulars of your situation. We do not.

Ohh okay that's nice.. But our embassy is in Georgetown guyana... And it's been like 5 days now. Since I received the DQ email from NVC.. And they said there working and preparing the interview date.. So
 
Let's say basically next month I might have my interview date then? 

My case qualified on the 26 steptember and got my interview letter yesterday morning...so it take about 7 weeks...

No.  Still waiting for the documents to be review.. 
 
NVC is currently working on the 02 of August documents 
So I guess I get like a 5 weeks more to wait 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2019/visa-bulletin-for-december-2018.html
 

There’s a newer VB, https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2019/visa-bulletin-for-january-2019.html
F3 is currently processing cases from August 2006 so probably at least another year for you (unless you are from Mexico or Philippines)

The notification in the image above is just a normal thing for cases processed by NVC. It will be changed only when your case is ready for interview.
Currently, NVC is processing cases with PD (Visa bulletin for August 2018😞
F3: 22 SEP 06
F4: 01 MAY 05
 
Because your case has not been yet ready  for further processing. You should wait and write an email to ask NVC update your email address, so they can send you a notification when they begin to process your case.
 
As I said in your other topic, I copied and pasted my suggestion again here for you.
 
You SHOULD write an email to NVC via this link https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html
Check the box "Please update my NVC file with this email address" and ask them about your case status as well as your Invoice ID. 
(Type the question: "What is the status of my case? Please provide my Invoice ID.)
 
After 3-6 weeks, NVC will reply and let you know your case status.
They may also provide Invoice ID so you can use it to check when your case is ready for paying fees and submitting civil documents.
If they don't give you Invoice ID, you can ask them again or wait for the Welcome Letter (including Invoice ID), which will be sent to your registered email when your case is ready for processing.
 
As long as you keep your contact with NVC via email (check the box above), then you don't have to worry about missing their notification about your case.
 
P/S: You should not create many threads for your own question, it makes people hard to follow your progress, and you cannot remember advices from other people.

It's been 10.5 years for you if she filed in June 2007. They are currently processing cases from October 2005 so you have about another 2 years to wait.