Melodica256

no, i got it in December, i moved to this thread because everyone in april has moved already

I know everyone is getting their marriages now, but I got my NVC number today (just thought I'd share)

I know everyone is getting their marriages now, but I got my NVC number today (just thought I'd share)

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I know everyone is getting their marriages now, but I got my NVC number today (just thought I'd share)

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

it should be on the NOA2 if i remember correctly
Dumb question:
I'm booking my medical tomorrow, but I have to wait for CEAC tracker to state "Ready" before booking my interview - correct?

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I think I read somewhere you need separate. Can't hurt to have separate, either!

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

I've just burst into tears of joy. We got our case number  

also, no fee for ds-160, you need to pay for the visa online however

Differs between countries
 
DS160 - print final page
Book doctors
Book interview - leave 1 week from doctor's date to allow for documents to be sent from docs to your embassy 
 
That's how it works here

Congratulations!

Butts. I read that you can do DS-160 after NOA2... I submitted it yday :/ hopefully it will be okay. Thank you!

Also scheduled while in-transit.
 
NVC Case Number in-hand, proof of MRV fee payment in-hand, DS-160 confirmation in-hand: could schedule.

No ma'am!  Just make sure it's one of the embassy approved clinics or Physicians. 
 
Just take into consideration that your visa will only be valid 6 months from the date of your medical exam. So if you were to get your medical exam today and you wanted to travel at the end of July, you would not be able to because it would be past the 6 months.

Hey all, thought I would check in and ask a couple of questions. 
 
Ive been here now for 2 months and I've been enjoying my time with my fiancé. We had a crazy Christmas, lots of travelling, visiting family and friends in Virginia. We spent a week in the original settlement JamesTown in Williamsburg, VA. Such an eye-opener of how the British and other Europeans first came to the US (we don't learn about this in school in the UK so I really knew very little).
 
We spent New Year just the two of us back at our home in NC. Our 4th New year together and our 3rd actually together in person.
 
Since then we've had lots of fun shopping, hanging out, visiting parks, lakes and looking for houses! The weather has been crazy for me. One day it's -8C and snowing, the next it's 21C and sunny. It hardly ever rains here (not that I'm complaining). 
 
So far I have my SSN and I have set up a bank account. Driving here is proving to be difficult. I can only use my UK license for 60 days. I can only get a US license until my visa runs out (an extra 30 days) which seems useless. Then I will be in the famous 'no mans land'. ☹️
 
So I guess my questions are: 
 
How quickly should I expect to get my AP and work authorisation so that I can get a new license? 
 
What type of things would you all suggest to keep myself occupied whilst not working now the holidays are over? 
 
Hope everyone is doing great and enjoying their time in the US so far. Congrats to those who are already onto AOS, and good luck to those who are still persisting with NVC/USCIS