Gary Rich

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I would start now.. thats all I'm waiting for is my case number.

She is in Ghana, and I'm in the states.

She is not my biological daughter. She only listed on the application thought I-129F in which it has been approve.

no not yet

Good Morning. I'm seeking a bit of advice. This weekend me and my fiancée had a talk, and she wants to leave her daughter back in her country while she arrive here in the States. Now being that i applied for both of them, what is the process in regards to the K2 ( Child ) Does the child continue with the process, and just don't fly here? or do i have to let USCIS/NVC know that the child will not be coming Thank you

yep... mines was 58

58 days.. and this To Whom it Concerns: The National Visa Center (NVC) recently received your immigrant visa petition from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Your petition is now waiting for data entry into our systems. Since your case is not in our systems yet, we cannot make updates. As soon as your case is in our systems, we will send a Welcome Letter and instructions. Then, if you still need help updating your case, you can contact us by using one of the methods listed on https://nvc.state.gov/ask. For current processing times, please visit our website: https://nvc.state.gov/timeframes for English or https://nvc.state.gov/plazos for Spanish. If your petition was approved before the dates NVC is working on, please resubmit your inquiry. You can also begin to familiarize yourself with the documents NVC will request at that site.

58 days.. and this To Whom it Concerns: The National Visa Center (NVC) recently received your immigrant visa petition from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Your petition is now waiting for data entry into our systems. Since your case is not in our systems yet, we cannot make updates. As soon as your case is in our systems, we will send a Welcome Letter and instructions. Then, if you still need help updating your case, you can contact us by using one of the methods listed on https://nvc.state.gov/ask. For current processing times, please visit our website: https://nvc.state.gov/timeframes for English or https://nvc.state.gov/plazos for Spanish. If your petition was approved before the dates NVC is working on, please resubmit your inquiry. You can also begin to familiarize yourself with the documents NVC will request at that site.

58 days for me I'm at 58 days

( Question ) If a person is transferring their case to country to country'.. could that bring a red flag ?

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/ask-nvc.html

I agree! call them

All you had to do is call them and ask for a an Certificate of Deposition. The county clerk would have did it for you for around $10 bucks.. ( ask me how i know.. well because it happen to me )

please let them know that i waited over 485 days.. and got approve.. tell them not to give up.. they are almost there

it makes me think that. I had a RFE..and I knew it from the start. They ( USCIS ) Inform me about it.. I fix it.. got approve. my point is now.. I'm just hoping my case wont be sent back (once it get there.) My reason.. is that why would you sent the case to NVC .. with another RFE attach to it.. that would not made any sense

I just don't know why so many case's are being sent back.

thats great news.. My NOA2 is April 24th,,, hopefully im not to far behind you.. or could be even in your batch that was sent.. great news any how..

I agree... https://nypost.com/2023/06/12/two-mega-shelters-opening-on-upper-west-side-as-nyc-migrant-tally-tops-74000-arrivals/ ( I don't want to switch topics.. but yes..i agree )

Alot of Dec 2021 filers, has had their case sent back to USCIS from NVC.. I'm not sure of the reason. But they send a bunch back

any updates

and nobody says nothing.. while we pay

it's crazy... plain and simple

ALBANY – State Senate Democrats have approved legislation to provide low-cost health care to migrants after the federal government agreed to provide the cash. “We are already spending over a billion dollars without giving any type of regular care to these folks,” state Senate Health Committee Chair Gustavo Rivera (D-Bronx), who sponsored the bill, said on the chamber floor Thursday night. “So these folks are already here. They get sick. They get flus They get colds. They break legs … What we’re suggesting here is that we have a way to get federal money so it does not cost the state anything.” The 41-21 vote by the state Senate on the controversial bill — which has yet to pass the Assembly — comes as Albany Democrats push to wrap up their legislative business for the year on Friday. Assemblywoman Jessica González-Rojas (D-Queens) did not provide comment Thursday night about whether the bill she is sponsoring will pass her chamber this week. Rivera said the total cost to federal taxpayers is at least $1 billion per year. “The fact that the money’s coming from the federal government doesn’t mean that it’s not coming out of taxpayer money, because the federal government gets their money from the same place,” state Sen. Steven Rhoads (R-Nassau) argued on the Senate floor on Thursday night before voting against the bill. Washington and Colorado have already expanded health care for migrants after receiving federal waivers. Gov. Kathy Hochul has previously expressed support for the idea of providing low-cost health care while dawdling on officially asking the federal government to provide a waiver that would allow federal money to cover health care for migrants, New York Focus reported in February.https://nypost.com/2023/06/09/nys-senate-approves-bill-giving-illegal-immigrants-health-care/