mallasharas

I just received my interview date! It’s on October 5th (1 month after Dq) no expedite. 

Thank you that helped a lot!

Looking at @mallasharas profile and other questions asked, it seems that the husband is a US citizen and the child has already been issued a US passport. This means that they won't be immigrating with you (because US Citizens don't immigrate, they merely just come back home to their country of citizenship) and so they do not need to attend the interview. It seems that the NVC email contains the people who are listed on any of the forms you filled out -- I am also on the email as the petitioner for the interview but will also not be attending because I'm not immigrating.

My name came under the additional applicants tab too. But since I am the petitioner and do not intend to immigrate. I will not be going to the interview with my spouse. But if your husband and child is intending to immigrate then I believe they should.

I just received my interview date! It’s on October 5th (1 month after Dq) no expedite. 

I just received my interview date! It’s on October 5th (1 month after Dq) no expedite. 

I just received my interview date! It’s on October 5th (1 month after Dq) no expedite. 

I just received my interview date! It’s on October 5th (1 month after Dq) no expedite. 

I just received my interview date! It’s on October 5th (1 month after Dq) no expedite. 

I just received my interview date! It’s on October 5th (1 month after Dq) no expedite. 

Congratulations. I crave that feeling so bad!

We were approved! Hubby is so glad its over, but he says he won't believe it until he sees it. 😂

Hi, we got DQ’d the same day, August 11th but status still says at NVC.
I know that some people with CR-1 visas whose interviews got cancelled in the early summer have had their interviews at the local embassy In September which is good news. So eventually they have to get to our case but I have no idea when that will happen. I feel very discouraged because I was hoping to be done with the process before Christmas but who knows at this point 😕 
Anyway, let’s hope we both get interviews very soon! Good luck 😊

Please check the CEAC visa status site. You'll only need to enter your NVC case number

We just got Dq’d. (Austria)
 
Submitted July 17
First notification August 11
resubmitted August 21
DQ September 1

There really doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason behind how long it takes the NVC to get to your case -- some get approved within a couple hours, while some take a couple weeks or months. While it does seem that cases have been processed faster lately, 2 weeks is still nothing to worry about.

It's still the same. I'm guessing it's a system error or something like that. 

Even though you don't meet the income requirement to "sponsor" her I'm assuming. And you've gotten your aunt as a JOINT SPONSOR. YOU the petitioner (who filed the forms 1-130 petition for alien relative) also MUST fill out and sign and submit a form I-864 Affidavit of Support. 

We called NVC for the first time today and they told us they just received our case. It’s been 13 days since we got the USCIS approved. 

Congrats

Welcome to another monthly thread for those going through NVC
 
Please read everything below and refer to it throughout your NVC journey, whether this is your first month at NVC or your third. 
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Before posting questions, please read the wiki Saylin wrote on the NVC process here. Once you're done, read it one or two more times to really understand it ;)Don't forget to also read the official form instructions as well as USCIS and NVC's websites!
If you want to see a visual of the NVC process, please view Saylin's flowchart here.
Yes this thread was created by our great Queen Saylin and the knowledge is still going forward. This thread I pray stays alive and well as many who have gone through the process or still going can chime in and help and assist.
If you're wondering about time frames, look at the fellow members right here in this thread! Study their signatures/timelines and make notes. VJ also has this awesome page. Use it! I sure did during my process .  That means if you are on this thread WE expect you to have an up to date timeline.
 
Current case file creation time:
This is the link to go to see what date they are working on. Follow  it says up to 6 weeks but recently that 6 weeks is about 4 weeks from approval at USCIS.
Once your case has been created, we will contact you with instructions on how to begin processing. Until your case is entered into our system, we unfortunately won’t have any information about your case.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/after-petition-approved/begin-nat-visa-center.html    
Current case review time:
This is the link to see what date they are reviewing. Please allow up to three-weeks for NVC to review your forms and documents once we receive both the petitioner’s financial documents and the applicant’s civil documents. You must also have paid all required fees and submitted your visa application online. We will not review your file until we have received all of the above items
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/collect-and-submit-forms-and-documents-to-the-nvc/step-6-submit-documents-to-the-nvc.html
 
And once you've got a case complete, please join the case complete/interview thread started by me, Dwheels76 on (currently March 2020 thread),
https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/730693-case-complete-to-interview-march-2020/
 

A US passport is all that is needed to travel to and enter the US.
You may want to look into whether you need some kind of parental authorization to be traveling with (leaving Austria/the EU with) the child without the other parent - some countries do.

Just the passport is all that is needed.