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Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

YAY!  My Case is "READY" in Bogota! 
 
Which means they don't update to the "IN TRANSIT" status probably until a few days after it actually leaves.  Because I got the IN TRANSIT status for first time yesterday and now today it is READY.

YAY!  My Case is "READY" in Bogota! 
 
Which means they don't update to the "IN TRANSIT" status probably until a few days after it actually leaves.  Because I got the IN TRANSIT status for first time yesterday and now today it is READY.

YAY!  My Case is "READY" in Bogota! 
 
Which means they don't update to the "IN TRANSIT" status probably until a few days after it actually leaves.  Because I got the IN TRANSIT status for first time yesterday and now today it is READY.

See how quick it changes from in transit to ready? Congrats!! 

Just giving a quick update. We received our NVC case number on 12 May. Today, 19 May it shows as ready in Manila. We have her interview scheduled for May 30. It's getting close! 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

Yay, my petition left the NVC today.  My status now says "IN TRANSIT" 

No.  You have to wait till your embassy receives and processes the package.  You complete and schedule interview after your case number tracking on the CEAC reveals a "READY" status.

It means your petition is still at the NVC (National Visa Center) and has NOT arrived at the consulate of your fiance.  When it does, that window will be updated.
That website and window is a tracker for your visa process.  So currently you are at the "AT NVC" stage of the process.

If they have already received your I-129F, then realistically the wait should be 2 days, not 2 weeks, for getting your case number assigned.  Call back in 2 days for your Case Number.

I still stand by this statement

Yes I am.
 
I'm expecting it to leave the NVC by Wednesday and maybe (hoping) it will arrive in Bogota Embassy by Monday of next week.

I still stand by this statement

I'd like to give everyone an update on my case.....
 
If you remember last Friday I called the NVC just to find out that my fiance's Date of Birth was entered wrong into the system by the USCIS.  So because of this I was not able to pass the security questions, and furthermore not able to track my case.  The NVC agent told me to send an email to the NVC with the passport and birth certificate of my fiance and they will forward it to the US Embassy in Bogota, Colombia to have it fixed before it is processed by the Embassy.
 
Today I called back the NVC to see if the petition has left the NVC, but also to see if my email and info made it to the right hands.  After a half hour wait I finally made it through to an agent.  She asked for the receipt number, then my fiance's name, then my fiances birthday.  I responded with the correct birthday, and after I said her birthday, I started to say that I called Friday and tell her the story but she cut me off and asked for petitioners name.  So I said my name.  And then she started talking about my petition and saying it was received and I have a case number assigned.  She said a case number was assigned on Friday and on Monday the case was touched again.
 
So what that tells me is that they were able to fix the birthdate before sending the petition to the Embassy because I obviously passed the security question this time with a correct DOB.  And since I called Friday and found out about the issue, and then sent the email with info that same Friday, and the NVC agent today said the case was touched again on Monday, it seems they fixed the issue on Monday with the info from my email.  So today I was able to get my Case Number from the NVC        
 
Last thing I'll say is about the NVC receive date.  The NVC agent today, when I asked when the petition was received, says she doesn't have that information.  All she had was when the NVC assigned the Case Number which was Friday.  So, the receive date on the VJ timelines seems to be a complete guess?  I don't know how you can get that information?  Because when I called Friday and found out about the DOB error, the agent would not tell me anything specific about my case.  When I asked him has my petition at least arrived yet?  And his answer was "Oh, it's definitely here."   I took that as my receive date was Friday then.  Since I called literally the day before, on Thursday, and they said they DID NOT receive the petition yet?  But then Friday the guy said "Oh, it's definitely here".... he knew that it was there because the Case Number was assigned, that is why it was a "DEFINITELY".  Which now I'm figuring out thanks to my call today and the agent today said the case number was assigned Friday.
 
So I don;'t know how you can track the NVC receive date???
 
 
Anyway.... SORRY for wall of text.  It's probably really hard to follow too, my apologies.  But I'm happy that I can at least track now

I'd like to give everyone an update on my case.....
 
If you remember last Friday I called the NVC just to find out that my fiance's Date of Birth was entered wrong into the system by the USCIS.  So because of this I was not able to pass the security questions, and furthermore not able to track my case.  The NVC agent told me to send an email to the NVC with the passport and birth certificate of my fiance and they will forward it to the US Embassy in Bogota, Colombia to have it fixed before it is processed by the Embassy.
 
Today I called back the NVC to see if the petition has left the NVC, but also to see if my email and info made it to the right hands.  After a half hour wait I finally made it through to an agent.  She asked for the receipt number, then my fiance's name, then my fiances birthday.  I responded with the correct birthday, and after I said her birthday, I started to say that I called Friday and tell her the story but she cut me off and asked for petitioners name.  So I said my name.  And then she started talking about my petition and saying it was received and I have a case number assigned.  She said a case number was assigned on Friday and on Monday the case was touched again.
 
So what that tells me is that they were able to fix the birthdate before sending the petition to the Embassy because I obviously passed the security question this time with a correct DOB.  And since I called Friday and found out about the issue, and then sent the email with info that same Friday, and the NVC agent today said the case was touched again on Monday, it seems they fixed the issue on Monday with the info from my email.  So today I was able to get my Case Number from the NVC        
 
Last thing I'll say is about the NVC receive date.  The NVC agent today, when I asked when the petition was received, says she doesn't have that information.  All she had was when the NVC assigned the Case Number which was Friday.  So, the receive date on the VJ timelines seems to be a complete guess?  I don't know how you can get that information?  Because when I called Friday and found out about the DOB error, the agent would not tell me anything specific about my case.  When I asked him has my petition at least arrived yet?  And his answer was "Oh, it's definitely here."   I took that as my receive date was Friday then.  Since I called literally the day before, on Thursday, and they said they DID NOT receive the petition yet?  But then Friday the guy said "Oh, it's definitely here".... he knew that it was there because the Case Number was assigned, that is why it was a "DEFINITELY".  Which now I'm figuring out thanks to my call today and the agent today said the case number was assigned Friday.
 
So I don;'t know how you can track the NVC receive date???
 
 
Anyway.... SORRY for wall of text.  It's probably really hard to follow too, my apologies.  But I'm happy that I can at least track now

I'd like to give everyone an update on my case.....
 
If you remember last Friday I called the NVC just to find out that my fiance's Date of Birth was entered wrong into the system by the USCIS.  So because of this I was not able to pass the security questions, and furthermore not able to track my case.  The NVC agent told me to send an email to the NVC with the passport and birth certificate of my fiance and they will forward it to the US Embassy in Bogota, Colombia to have it fixed before it is processed by the Embassy.
 
Today I called back the NVC to see if the petition has left the NVC, but also to see if my email and info made it to the right hands.  After a half hour wait I finally made it through to an agent.  She asked for the receipt number, then my fiance's name, then my fiances birthday.  I responded with the correct birthday, and after I said her birthday, I started to say that I called Friday and tell her the story but she cut me off and asked for petitioners name.  So I said my name.  And then she started talking about my petition and saying it was received and I have a case number assigned.  She said a case number was assigned on Friday and on Monday the case was touched again.
 
So what that tells me is that they were able to fix the birthdate before sending the petition to the Embassy because I obviously passed the security question this time with a correct DOB.  And since I called Friday and found out about the issue, and then sent the email with info that same Friday, and the NVC agent today said the case was touched again on Monday, it seems they fixed the issue on Monday with the info from my email.  So today I was able to get my Case Number from the NVC        
 
Last thing I'll say is about the NVC receive date.  The NVC agent today, when I asked when the petition was received, says she doesn't have that information.  All she had was when the NVC assigned the Case Number which was Friday.  So, the receive date on the VJ timelines seems to be a complete guess?  I don't know how you can get that information?  Because when I called Friday and found out about the DOB error, the agent would not tell me anything specific about my case.  When I asked him has my petition at least arrived yet?  And his answer was "Oh, it's definitely here."   I took that as my receive date was Friday then.  Since I called literally the day before, on Thursday, and they said they DID NOT receive the petition yet?  But then Friday the guy said "Oh, it's definitely here".... he knew that it was there because the Case Number was assigned, that is why it was a "DEFINITELY".  Which now I'm figuring out thanks to my call today and the agent today said the case number was assigned Friday.
 
So I don;'t know how you can track the NVC receive date???
 
 
Anyway.... SORRY for wall of text.  It's probably really hard to follow too, my apologies.  But I'm happy that I can at least track now