JR&MR

So after 276 days of pretty much radio silence for MSC, I received a letter in the mail today dated 06/05 to visit my local USCIS office in Philadelphia to get my biometrics done on 06/29. 
 
It takes time but just be patient! My spouse wanted to file asking where our claim was, but I knew it is just a waiting game and I was right! 
 
Finally feels like I'm on track now. 
 
Want to wish my fellow filers the best of luck!

So after 276 days of pretty much radio silence for MSC, I received a letter in the mail today dated 06/05 to visit my local USCIS office in Philadelphia to get my biometrics done on 06/29. 
 
It takes time but just be patient! My spouse wanted to file asking where our claim was, but I knew it is just a waiting game and I was right! 
 
Finally feels like I'm on track now. 
 
Want to wish my fellow filers the best of luck!

Yesterday I had my interview at the embassy in London. All went pretty well and smooth and overall she said I was approved... however, they have to wait for my petitioner to upload her W2 form on CEAC before they can begin processing. Weirdly enough, she has already submitted her W2 but either way, somehow, the embassy did not have it. So we have had to submit it both online and I have also had to send a physical copy of it through their courier service as that was also instructed of me through email. So she said once they receive the W2, they will begin issuing me the visa. I hope it doesn't take too long. I've read many mixed reviews on the lengths of times people have had to wait once they have gone into administrative processing. The officer conducting my interview made it seem like once they have received the document - which they have today, I will be getting my visa shortly after. I feel as though it may be a bit premature to celebrate as I feel as though I'm still in limbo. I'm hoping that it should not take too long as they only need that one document and she stated that there was nothing else against me; I was cleared of all police checks etc. So fingers crossed this time does not take too long!

Yesterday I had my interview at the embassy in London. All went pretty well and smooth and overall she said I was approved... however, they have to wait for my petitioner to upload her W2 form on CEAC before they can begin processing. Weirdly enough, she has already submitted her W2 but either way, somehow, the embassy did not have it. So we have had to submit it both online and I have also had to send a physical copy of it through their courier service as that was also instructed of me through email. So she said once they receive the W2, they will begin issuing me the visa. I hope it doesn't take too long. I've read many mixed reviews on the lengths of times people have had to wait once they have gone into administrative processing. The officer conducting my interview made it seem like once they have received the document - which they have today, I will be getting my visa shortly after. I feel as though it may be a bit premature to celebrate as I feel as though I'm still in limbo. I'm hoping that it should not take too long as they only need that one document and she stated that there was nothing else against me; I was cleared of all police checks etc. So fingers crossed this time does not take too long!

Finally! I have been given an interview date! 28th November.  I got the email 18th October.
 
For those wondering the timescale, 
 
We got the notification of the creation of our visa immigrant case from NVC on 30th August,
We paid both fees on 4th Sept
My petitioner submitted her financial info 17th Sept
I submitted my DS-260 18th Sept
And finally my civil documents on 21st Sept.
 
All documents were accepted by NVC 27th Sept to which they said they were now working with the London embassy to schedule an appointment.
 
When checking the site, it still said my case is currently at NVC, but be patient, it was only about 3 days before I got the email that it said, my case is currently at London. I guess that is when they are actively creating an appointment for you. It was exactly 3 weeks to the day from them accepting all of my documents to when I received an interview date.
 
Fingers crossed all goes well and I should be out there for Christmas, although I was hoping to be out there for Thanksgiving. Either way, I am beyond happy. 

Finally! I have been given an interview date! 28th November.  I got the email 18th October.
 
For those wondering the timescale, 
 
We got the notification of the creation of our visa immigrant case from NVC on 30th August,
We paid both fees on 4th Sept
My petitioner submitted her financial info 17th Sept
I submitted my DS-260 18th Sept
And finally my civil documents on 21st Sept.
 
All documents were accepted by NVC 27th Sept to which they said they were now working with the London embassy to schedule an appointment.
 
When checking the site, it still said my case is currently at NVC, but be patient, it was only about 3 days before I got the email that it said, my case is currently at London. I guess that is when they are actively creating an appointment for you. It was exactly 3 weeks to the day from them accepting all of my documents to when I received an interview date.
 
Fingers crossed all goes well and I should be out there for Christmas, although I was hoping to be out there for Thanksgiving. Either way, I am beyond happy. 

Finally! I have been given an interview date! 28th November.  I got the email 18th October.
 
For those wondering the timescale, 
 
We got the notification of the creation of our visa immigrant case from NVC on 30th August,
We paid both fees on 4th Sept
My petitioner submitted her financial info 17th Sept
I submitted my DS-260 18th Sept
And finally my civil documents on 21st Sept.
 
All documents were accepted by NVC 27th Sept to which they said they were now working with the London embassy to schedule an appointment.
 
When checking the site, it still said my case is currently at NVC, but be patient, it was only about 3 days before I got the email that it said, my case is currently at London. I guess that is when they are actively creating an appointment for you. It was exactly 3 weeks to the day from them accepting all of my documents to when I received an interview date.
 
Fingers crossed all goes well and I should be out there for Christmas, although I was hoping to be out there for Thanksgiving. Either way, I am beyond happy.