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Remember, all other reviewed documents have either accepted or invalid on the side. But this will only show submitted 
 
Besides, it's their job, u can't know it better than them..lol

I finally got Dq today after re submitting on July 8th.

I finally got Dq today after re submitting on July 8th.

I finally got Dq today after re submitting on July 8th.

I finally got Dq today after re submitting on July 8th.

Current case review time: As of 30-AUG-2021, we are reviewing documents submitted to us on 23-JUN-2021.

Current case review time: As of 30-AUG-2021, we are reviewing documents submitted to us on 23-JUN-2021.

Hehehhehe... that's the spirit! The wait is exhausting honestly

So I had my first review in 4 weeks.. now waiting almost 7 weeks for second review.
 
Re submitted on July 8th.
 
Here is a post I stumbled on just now👇..at least a ray of hope 
 
 

Lol.. I don't work with Department of state, so I don't know any better.
 
But with the development of things, I'm hopeful most people will be sorted out before year end

The 60 day / 120 day notice was introduced by Nvc to remind pending beneficiaries that they are aware of their yet to be scheduled interviews.
 
In return, it would curb the continued inquiry and calls from applicants and will further reduce their workload so they can focus on pressing issues.
 
These emails have prevented millions of inquiries 🙂. 
 
Everyone would be alright!
 
I have been on this journey since April 2017.. Ir1.
 
#weshallovercome❣
#sunshineattheendofthetunnel🏖

Nope, he doesnt have to wait as long as you did. 
 
The US consulates are working all round the clock to reduce backlog and start conducting massive interviews by summer..
Once these backlogs are addressed, a lot of cases will be covered.
 
Currently, the US consulates all round the world have stopped conducting Tourist visas for the rest of the year except for very urgent exceptional cases..  this will also serve as an advantage.
 
BRACE yourselves with up to date information from the travestate.gov site and professional  YouTube contents from US immigration lawyers who provide up to date info from the internal conferences/memo they receive frequently from Department of homeland Security/ USCIS 
 
Back in 2016/2017, there was a huge backlog and those who waited over a year for interviews got scheduled almost same time with people who just got DQ'd in a short span.

Hi everyone,
 
Created this thread to keep a track of those who have recently just submitted all civil documents and Affidavit of support and are awaiting case complete at NVC stage.
 
My submission date: 5th June, 2021

My IR2 got Dq'd today! Submitted June 6th🙏🙏🙏🙏.
 
We paid Aos (affidavit of support fee)  for her but her review note said the fee has been waived😃. Will we get the refund😁😁.

As seen just now on fb. June 22 submission approved

My IR2 got Dq'd today! Submitted June 6th🙏🙏🙏🙏.
 
We paid Aos (affidavit of support fee)  for her but her review note said the fee has been waived😃. Will we get the refund😁😁.

My IR2 got Dq'd today! Submitted June 6th🙏🙏🙏🙏.
 
We paid Aos (affidavit of support fee)  for her but her review note said the fee has been waived😃. Will we get the refund😁😁.

My IR2 got Dq'd today! Submitted June 6th🙏🙏🙏🙏.
 
We paid Aos (affidavit of support fee)  for her but her review note said the fee has been waived😃. Will we get the refund😁😁.

My IR2 got Dq'd today! Submitted June 6th🙏🙏🙏🙏.
 
We paid Aos (affidavit of support fee)  for her but her review note said the fee has been waived😃. Will we get the refund😁😁.

My IR2 got Dq'd today! Submitted June 6th🙏🙏🙏🙏.
 
We paid Aos (affidavit of support fee)  for her but her review note said the fee has been waived😃. Will we get the refund😁😁.

My IR2 got Dq'd today! Submitted June 6th🙏🙏🙏🙏.
 
We paid Aos (affidavit of support fee)  for her but her review note said the fee has been waived😃. Will we get the refund😁😁.

My IR2 got Dq'd today! Submitted June 6th🙏🙏🙏🙏.
 
We paid Aos (affidavit of support fee)  for her but her review note said the fee has been waived😃. Will we get the refund😁😁.

Fact! Most cases get reviewed in 6 weeks.
 
Some are lucky in 4 weeks.. seen couple of June 1st and 2nd submissions that has been reviewed already.
 
The system glitch at NVC between May 4th and June 10th affected a lot of submissions within this period. Hence the delay.
 
 

Today my wives documents submitted on May 21 were finally DQ.  So that was 48 days from submission to review.  About 14 days longer than the NVC Time Frames page would suggest.  Now I'm waiting for my stepdaughter to catch up.  Her original documents were submitted May 17 and reviewed June 25.  Also about 14 days longer than the NVC Time Frames page indicated at that time.  They requested an additional document which I immediately submitted June 25 so now we are waiting on that one to be reviewed for stepdaughter.  I'm guessing that completely reset the clock for her so I'm in the June group for that submission.  Hopefully with mom DQ that puts her "holding the place in line" for an interview and stepdaughter will catch up with her when DQ.
 
IMO if ones documents were affected by "the glitch", which is allegedly some cases submitted up until May 10, then add 14 days to what the time frame page would suggest and accept your fate.  Some people apparently aren't affected by "the glitch" since I have seen a relative handful of cases from the first few days of June already reviewed while other from late May are not.  Hopefully the time frames page will be somewhat less fictional for documents submitted after the reported June 10 fix of "the glitch".

Nope, he doesnt have to wait as long as you did. 
 
The US consulates are working all round the clock to reduce backlog and start conducting massive interviews by summer..
Once these backlogs are addressed, a lot of cases will be covered.
 
Currently, the US consulates all round the world have stopped conducting Tourist visas for the rest of the year except for very urgent exceptional cases..  this will also serve as an advantage.
 
BRACE yourselves with up to date information from the travestate.gov site and professional  YouTube contents from US immigration lawyers who provide up to date info from the internal conferences/memo they receive frequently from Department of homeland Security/ USCIS 
 
Back in 2016/2017, there was a huge backlog and those who waited over a year for interviews got scheduled almost same time with people who just got DQ'd in a short span.