NikoTaino

Nope. I should see something this week or next week. I will keep you updated

Have you checked back to see if the profile was updated? As @Caro1 mentioned, you won’t be DQed until you see the “Documentary Qualified” message. It can be seen from the CEAC platform. The same is true for the RFE. A message or more is listed once they require some documents. With that said, if you don’t see any message, let’s wait a couple of hours more and see what happens.

@powerpuff already answer your question. But I want to add that the online option is actually superior to the mailing process since everything is submitted immediately, and you don't need to wait for the papers to arrive by mail to a USCIS office and all those issues with processing papers nowadays.

Yes it is. Feel free to delete it and upload the new version. Just make sure all 10 pages are in one file. Don't forget to click “Submit”once all documents are ready for review.

Remember to pick the right document type for every new document. And don't forget to click the submit button once documents are uploaded and ready. You should see the “Submitted”.

Yes, it's ok. Well, once you submit new documents and you have an RFE, your profile is updated and put back in the line for the new revision.

You have to submit them as additional documents under the petitioner documents. Do you know how to do it? It's pretty simple. Just need to click the “Add document” button, pick a document type and upload it. Make sure you submit the 1040, W2/1099 plus any schedule form if needed.

Generally speaking, there are three main entities involved in the immigration process: - USCIS: they verify the petitioner documents and relationship to ensure that the petition is valid. - NVC: they verify the applicant (intending immigrant). Their job is to guarantee all documents needed are there for the interview. That's why they request the affidavit of support forms, police reports and others. - Consulate: they have access to all documents and have the final decision to either accept or deny a visa once the interview is done. So as you see, each of these have their own role. Since there are so many visa types and documents for every country, it's necessary to split the process into multiple steps.

Right. I just looked at it and it isn't working.

Right, but I don't understand what they mean with @whansen Can you please clarify? Probably I'm missing something.

Well, that's bad. I thought you were DQed since you said you're still waiting for an interview. So it looks like you haven't submitted the documents to the CEAC profile. You and your spouse petitioner need to submit the requested documents and click "submit documentation" once they are ready. If you don't know how to do it, look for help other than the attorney. I don't understand how your case is being there with no attention at all.

Quick question: Do you see the "Documentary Qualitified" message in your CEAC profile? I want to make sure we're both on the same page, specially now that you say "and the arrows are still pointing at ‘submit civil documentation". This doesn't seem to be right. I mean

Documents submitted after your case is "Documentary Qualified" won't be reviewed by the NVC officers. I suppose the document is showing the "Submitted" status, that's ok. Once your interview is scheduled, an officer from the US consulate will review all the documents you have submitted. Again, there's nothing to worry about if you are DQed. 🙂

Are you getting this error AFTER making the payment or before submitting it? Can you please attach an screenshot of the error? PLEASE! Make sure to hide any information that can be compromised. If you can take a photo or screenshot of the error, that would help us to understand what's going on.

Yes. That's why they are asking for it. That's simple. I recommend taking a colored photo of your baby and cropping it following these instructions https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/visa-information-resources/photos.html There is a photo tool to crop it automatically. https://tsg.phototool.state.gov/photo It doesn't matter how old your baby is, you are required to submit a passport-style photo of her.