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I'm sorry you had to go through that.  With NVC reps, it's very hit or miss.  I've spoken to some extremely helpful ones who were very empathic and went out of their way to get me the information I needed.  I've also spoken to some who seem to try to get you off the phone as soon as possible, as if they're paid by the number of calls they take.  If your CC is May 17th, I'd say there's a strong chance that your husband will be getting the IL this month, unless Turkey has a long backlog?  Best of luck to you guys.  Keep the faith!

The Green Card wouldn't be made until he arrives in the US. I would recommend that you guys make the immigrant fee payment after he receives his visa but before he enters the US. He won't have to wait until he receives his Green Card in the mail as the I-551 stamp on his passport serves as the GC until he actually receives the real thing in the mail.

Yes.  The Green Card is proof that your husband can live and work in the US permanently.  The visa is the document that allows your husband to enter the country as a permanent resident in your husband's case.

Yes.  The Green Card is proof that your husband can live and work in the US permanently.  The visa is the document that allows your husband to enter the country as a permanent resident in your husband's case.

This time next week will determine our family reunification😍

Finally got my interview letter.. after 78 days of case closed.
 
PD: 26 Feb 18
CC: 5 March 19
Interview letter: 22 May 19
Interview date: 13 June 19
IR-1
Auckland embassy
 
Thank you Lord!

I received my IL a few hours ago after 62 days of agony 
 
Interview date 11 June 2019
F2A, Kenya Embassy
PD: 16 Feb 2017
CC: 21 March 2019. Thank God!!!!
 
I guess they are still scheduling June interviews

After the interview the co tells you when to pick the passport or when it will be delivered to you...my status showed issued after I was done with my interview( last Thursday) and was told to pick my passport today I picked it today and will be traveling on Saturday. wish you all the best for the rest of your journey

Thank you so much 

According to USCIS, you should give them a call if it's been 45 days since you entered the country.
 
"If you have paid the USCIS Immigrant Fee, you will receive your Green Card in the mail after you arrive in the United States. If you do not receive your Green Card within 45 days of your arrival, please call our USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283 or make an InfoPass appointment to visit your local USCIS field office."
 
https://www.uscis.gov/greencard/consular-processing

That's great news.  Can you keep us updated when you receive your GC?  Thanks!

Congrats! @Kartinee23 - You're next...hopefully

Just received our interview date for Montreal.
PD: 7/11/18
CC: 3/29/19
Date notified: 5/16/19
Interview date: 6/10/19

i wonder if we have someone working for NVC  on Vj and is like nah not giving to you or you or you becuase you complain to much lol

Congrats!! Hopefully the flood begins with you.

Omgggg. We got the interview date! June 27th!
 
Embassy is Ho Chi Minh City.
Pd 7/17/18
CC 5/1/19

Certainly, I would do that. 

Hopefully a sign of things to come.

After submitting documents, you will wait for the docs to be reviewed and accepted. This can take between 1-3 weeks. Once all your documents are accepted, you will get an email informing you that you are documentarily qualified. 
 
Then from that moment on, you are on queue for an interview at the embassy stage. It can take a month or more to have you scheduled for interview. Your actual interview is usually a month ahead of the date it was scheduled. It is only after you get the interview letter in your email that you can go ahead and schedule your medical exam. 
 
So, for now, it is a waiting game for you like everyone else in this process. 
 
Good luck. 

I wouldn't worry about it too much about it.  CEAC did maintenance on the website over the weekend.  My sister already has her interview date, however, the civil documents for one of her daughters changed to 'Incomplete' after the maintenance.  When the case was loaded to CEAC, she was not 16 yet, so the police certificate wasn't initially required. Afterwards, she turned 16 and they asked for it. We submitted the police certificate under 'optional documents' because the field was not showing in 'required documents'...now when I log in to CEAC, under 'required documents' there's the field for the Police Certificate and it shows missing.
 
Since you got 'documentarily qualified', NVC is/should be done processing the case on their end and they're just waiting to schedule your interview.  Then again, I would still call them just to make sure.  With them, you never know.

Approved today!!!! 😍 we’re beyond happy! Thank you everyone here for your support during this journey !

I wouldn't worry about it too much about it.  CEAC did maintenance on the website over the weekend.  My sister already has her interview date, however, the civil documents for one of her daughters changed to 'Incomplete' after the maintenance.  When the case was loaded to CEAC, she was not 16 yet, so the police certificate wasn't initially required. Afterwards, she turned 16 and they asked for it. We submitted the police certificate under 'optional documents' because the field was not showing in 'required documents'...now when I log in to CEAC, under 'required documents' there's the field for the Police Certificate and it shows missing.
 
Since you got 'documentarily qualified', NVC is/should be done processing the case on their end and they're just waiting to schedule your interview.  Then again, I would still call them just to make sure.  With them, you never know.

Was hoping it would be a little quicker than that, but it doesn't even matter. I'm sure you guys are on cloud 9 right now.
 
PS. Don't forget to pay his Immigrant Fee online before he leaves for the US so he gets his Green Card ASAP.  Best of luck to you guys.
 
https://my.uscis.gov/uscis-immigrant-fee/

That's great news. Congrats to you and your family! When does he pick up his passport and visa?

Next e-mail is the interview letter.  You can track it in CEAC to see when it's in transit(to the embassy) and when it's ready(at the embassy).