Tooba Nasir

Relax Everyone.. Have faith in Allah. 
They can send IL anytime. In my opinion, There are several issues they are looking at.
 
1) Smart lockdown if effective nation wide, and Embassy has to follow all the SOPs.
2) Backlog is so huge, Expedited cases are getting ####### in number. They have catering those in priority as well.
3) Ban has been lifted from other family based categories as well. Interview will be scheduled for them as well.
4) Several security drills are going on in Islamabad due to Pakistan Day.  Embassies take care of the diplomats and take part in drills. Which can be a reason for a little delay.
5)  Ramzan is coming in April, Embassy will be working less than usual timings. 
 
I guess anyone of the following reason can delay the process a little. but again that is just my point of view. 

I am afraid they suspended the process , any official statement is issued?

I just checked my CEAC status. It's still "At NVC". I don't think I'm gonna get the IL this month. The status should be "In Transit" by now. Does anyone else have their status changed to "In Transit"?
My DQ is 29 June.

Yes he should have it 

Mid of feb they will send IL 

No, im just telling them to upadaye here so august dqed can know when they should expect theirs

yes sure inshaAllah  and what's your dq??

if they doing May DQ ID is in both Jan & feb.. how would Dec DQ will be june & July.. any insights??
if they keep same pace i dont think dec DQ will happen before next year..  

Yes, that was my experience. The NOA2 was a letter that got mailed to my house. And then about 1.5 months later the NVC emailed the case number and login instructions to access CAEC to both the petitioner and the sponsor! 

Your application is approved by USCIS. NVC (DOS) assigns a case number and moves your file on to the embassy. You will get a letter from USCIS which is referred to as a NOA2 letter advising you of the outcome of your application. Most times it's an approval. Once NVC assigns a case number to your application and it (case file) is sent to the embassy then they will send a letter to the petitioner with your case number and receipt/invoice number. Those letters are not mailed until your case file is physically sent from NVC to the embassy. So yes, everyone gets a letter, whether it arrives or not is another topic.