Matheus Matias

Have you been calling them to ask why the delay. Two months is getting longer than normal. If you have not called to find out, wast no time to do so. maybe they already have your information's in their system.

how long is a piece of string?
 
in this case..... too long.  

keep ringing them a couple of times a week, until they can give you a 'case number' and 'invoice number'.
(expect to wait 5 to 8 weeks)
 
then you log in here...
 
https://ceac.state.gov/CEAC/
 
1.fill and send the DS-261 form online.(again ring to speed up review of submitted form)
   Pay 2 fees online
 
2.  fill and send DS-260 online.
    Send supporting evidence in mail or online(if possible)
 
wait for evidence to be scanned (SD) by NVC
wait  for case complete(CC) by NVC
wait for interview date assignment at embassy
(do medical at a 'US visa Dr office'  BEFORE interview)
go to interview.
wait for passport to be returned to you with visa inside
 
simple, right?

update your visajourney.com timeline,  NVC Received : http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=272968
 
1. they say it can take 6 weeks to receive it, if they have not received it yet. 
 
2. they say it can take 11 weeks to review it, if they have received it. 
 
either way, call them up weekly, for an updates that might occur.
 
 

Call the NVC and give them your USCIS receipt number.
 
(603) 334-0700

I know you do not want to hear this but you will just have to wait and keep calling
looking at my timeline it seems it took about 42 days before a case number was assign for my wife case.
The NVC states that it takes about 30 days usually it is longer
There are days when they are close because of holidays or weather
You are getting close and I know it is frustrating.  After waiting 30 days for the case number I started calling the NVC at least once sometimes twice a day
 

It takes about 2 weeks for the NVC to receive your case and another 30 days for them to assign your case and invoice number
The good thing about the NVC (unlike the USCIS) is that you can call them and get update on your case . you should start calling them after a couple of weeks of your petition being approved and ask if you have a case and invoice number yet. If you do you can proceed with paying fees and sending in documents
If the NVC has not assign you a case number then just call them back in a couple of days or so

Read
 
http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1historical
 
https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

Yes, it's normal.

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Hy i am u.s citizen and applying IR 2 for my son under 21.
His p.D is 10 OCT TSC.
Hope soo get approval soon.
4 months passed.

It means you petition has been approved in USCiS and sent to National Visa center for furthur processing and upon completion there it will be sent to embassy or consulate in your beneficiary overseas country

Yes.

Probably around 4 to 6 months depends on country and interview slot availability. 

It means that your case has been approved from USCIS and you will get welcome packet from National Visa Center.

ahh yes I understood, he is still child, I turn 21 years tomorrow !!

I waited for my case to get linked up as we have to do our interviews together. Not sure what they intend on asking a 5 year old but can provide details after Feb 13.

ah yes, I really hope that it is already close to being approved my request, it is too bad this wait ...

Yes. Each country may have a different timeline for the NVC process and booking an interview.

What do you mean "his case was completed in 8 months and half"?? My step daughter's case was sent to the National Visa Center on Nov 8 and it is still there.  My husband started as a green card holder and he is now a citizen and his case was updated in the system already.  Thank you!

My son's i130 took 8 1/2 months to complete in Nebraska. Your step daughter's case was processed faster because it was processed at the Texas Service Center. Timelines vary between service centers.

I hope my process take the same time that your child's, my process complete 8 months in January 30

Every case is different. Never compare your timeline with others, it'll drive you crazy. 
 
It'll happen when it happens. 
Patience is a virtue. 

Hey... I am also waiting for my husband's daughter CR-2 visa process move on NVC. It is so frustrating! When did you file for I-130? when was it approved by USCIS?  

I applied for IR1 and my son IR2. My son's i130 was processed a full month ahead of mine. His case was completed around 8 1/2 months where as mine took closer to 9 1/2 months. They were both processed at Nebraska.