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    NVC Phone Number Always Busy?

    in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures

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    Hey guys-

    I have tried to call the 24 hour NVC phone line several times today and I always get a busy signal. What's up with that? Has anyone else experienced this??

    The number was from loto's NVC guide, and also on the website. It is 603-334-0700. It's supposed to be a 24 hour hotline so not sure why it's always busy. Anyone else having this problem?

    Better time to call is in the morning in between 7:30am -10am or after 10pm Estern Time. It is very busy line just keep calling and you will get thru. :thumbs:

    Where do I start?

    in Mexico, Latin & South America

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    Thanks for all the help. I hope I can figure this all out.

    I am in Chile and will be here until December, I am not a temporary resident though so I dont think I can do the Direct Filing.

    I also want to pick a choice that isnt so expensive, actually I have no idea what to expect for the costs.

    Can anyone help me out with that, I just want a general idea of what this is going to cost

    THANKS

    You might be able to DCF if you are living or staying in Chile. That's entirely up to the Embassy not the State side people. Chile is a VERY cooperative country. Make an appointment. It won't hurt to ask.

    I agree with squentna, if you are staying in Chile until December even better, go to embassy and ask everything about which visa is better for both of you.

    Last year I was in Peru only one month(we got married) and we went to embassy to get more info for visa, we have been told that I (USC) have to stay there for 7-8 months and after that apply for visa for my husband, so we decide for me to come back to US and start all process from here, counting it took for us almost the same amount of time for me being there or here in US.

    Where do I start?

    in Mexico, Latin & South America

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    I would suggest DCF if the USC is more then 6 months in same country as the beneficiary or for more info about DCF you can go and ask US Embassy. DCF is the fastest way for beneficiary to get visa, my brother in law got his visa for a month.

    Other visas can apply depend of financial status, we did CR1, we wait a bit longer then K1/K3 visas, but now everything is done, we got visa and my husband is coming in 2 weeks, wooo hoooo.....

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