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  1. 9 minutes ago, uali4572 said:

    yes that's what I mean. My letter said the case was sent on the 2nd but the website says on 14th. I am not sure when did they actually sent the case to NVC

    I go by the letter since that's the official document they say to keep for records. The website said my case was approved on August 2nd, but the letter had a notice date of August 1st saying it was sent to NVC. Then on the 10th I received the online notification that it was sent to NVC, so it may not be accurate... I suggest you call the NVC and ask if they received your case, that's what I did.

  2. I recently traveled to the US with a pending I-130 with no problems at all. It was JFK, they didn't even ask me anything. Last year I did travel and although I didn't have a pending I-130 they did ask me who I was going to see and I said my husband. He looked stranged and asked me if I had a petition going but I didn't at the time and he just kept asking questions even making jokes about it. I guess telling the truth and not being weird about it works just fine. 

     

  3. 2 hours ago, JBMG said:

    So why should others look for answers for you then?  I have spent numerous amounts of hours / months creating tools and compiling information so that questions like these would not have to be posted. Please research (using the search function) before posting. You'll find the answers on here. I promise. You can also read all the pages of posts to learn everything about the process becoming a valuable contributor here. Yes the process is overwhelming at first. But I promise with a little patience and curiosity, you'll be able to navigate the forum without any problems. Wish you luck. 

    @JBMG don't take this the wrong way but I find this comment very rude.  For someone who has been on the forum for months it may be easy to know where to find the information because YES it is available and YES there is a lot of information but it's also overwhelming. Sometimes we just want to talk to real people in real time and if I know the answer to something I don't mind sharing instead of having the person go through hundreds of posts. Just my opinion. If we can't ask questions because everything has been posted then nobody would have anything to say. 

  4. 8 minutes ago, Mary Lou said:

    Did you read that on USCIS? It does take a bit for things to change, your petition is now sent to NVC, in a week or so i'd call and ask if  they have received it and if they have your case and invoice number.

    Yes, the status change was on the USCIS portal. But last week I reveived my approval notice on the mail that said it was sent to the Dept of State and to wait 30 days to contact..

  5. 2 minutes ago, cleon86 said:

    Oh, then no you can't send your documents yet. You should gather together all of your documents and once you receive the welcome email that has the document cover sheet, print that out and thoroughly go over it and the page linked here about how not to receive a checklist. Make your payments and once they say in process you're good to go with sending your documents to NVC and filling out your DS-260. 

    Thank you

  6. 10 minutes ago, cleon86 said:

    You must include the cover sheet with the barcode with your packet. Try logging into your CEAC account and click on the fees tab. At the bottom there is a blue button that says Print Document Cover Sheet. Try to see if you're able to print it from there. 

    But I don't have a CEAC account. I haven't been assigned a case number yet, or at least I haven't called to ask. 

  7. 2 hours ago, JBMG said:

    oh you're fine then, no worries!! if you already paid for it, you can send off your NVC package. :) I sent it our NVC package while it said "in process".. i just included a print out of it saying "in process", it turned to paid the next day.. Side note: received that print out back at the interview.  

     

     

    So it is ok to send your NVC packet without paying the IV fee and before completing the DS-260?

  8. 2 hours ago, JBMG said:

    Still don't know what people mean by "front load, side load"? If it means submitting extra paper-work, it's just a waste of postage/time.. The NVC specifically states to not submit more than what is required as it could slow down your processing.. For example, no need to submit "proof of bonafide relationship" to the NVC as that was already done at the USCIS stage.. But to submit letters to explain something/ clear up any ambiguity to prevent any confusion, that's def appreciated/advised. 

    Glad to know this because I was Not looking forward to "side load" my application. The simpler the better for me.

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