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  1. Single-spite
    May be its not the welcome letter that I was talking about this is what I received. Perhaps its just an acknowledgement letter. I assume, welcome letter email is after this when my PD would be current in table B of visa bulletin? I am just 15 days behind table B Dear [REDACTED]: The National Visa Center (NVC) received the immigrant visa petition filed by [REDACTED] on behalf of [REDACTED] from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. However, your case is not currently eligible for further processing because there is an annual limit on the number of immigrant visas that the Department of State can issue. For some visa categories, the wait could be many years. This petition will be eligible for further processing when your priority date is earlier than the cut-off date for your visa category. To learn what the cut-off date is for this petition, review the Visa Bulletin online at usvisas.state.gov/visabulletin. You will need the following information to determine your cut-off date: There are two important sections of the Visa Bulletin. The Application Final Action Dates tell you what priority dates are current for the purpose of issuing immigrant visas. The Dates for Filing Applications indicates the earliest date the National Visa Center can contact applicants to begin collecting applications, fees and supporting documents for pending immigrant visa cases. The Visa Bulletin is updated monthly...................................
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    I received my welcome letter from the NVC right after my NIW petition was approved. The letter said to wait until my priority date becomes current. My PD is August 2024, and I’ve updated my status on the spreadsheet. I’m currently waiting to be contacted for document submission and DQ. Since there was a recent jump in the Visa Bulletin (Table B), I’m trying to find out if anyone has been contacted for DQ yet, and for which priority date range.
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    any one in the process of DQ right now. Wanted to see PDs are getting DQ emails.
  4. Single-spite
    Can anyone tell me what is required for DQ? I am hoping to be contacted for DQ process soon, trying to be ready when it comes.
  5. Single-spite
    Looks like there were no interviews scheduled for eb2 category?
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    My EB2-NIW was approved in Aug 2024 and my PD is also Aug 2024. I’ve been receiving mixed information regarding the Documentarily Qualified (DQ) status. Can someone clarify whether this is something I can initiate on my own, or do I need to wait to be contacted by the National Visa Center (NVC)?
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    I never filled DS-260. may be its done at the time of DQ?
  9. Single-spite
    I have an approved EB2-NIW I-140 (ROW) with a priority date of August 2024, and I've opted for consular processing at the U.S. Consulate in Montreal. I understand that it will be some time before my priority date becomes current. However, I have a past immigration issue—specifically, an overstay from over two decades ago—which caused some problems at the border years ago. Since then, I have been able to cross the border without any issues for the 10-15 years. I know that I need to disclose all prior immigration history in the consular processing forms, and I’m concerned that this could trigger Administrative Processing (AP), which would delay the process even further. With that in mind, I have a few questions: Should I hire a lawyer specifically for consular processing? Should I request my A-file through FOIA to get more clarity on the exact dates and details of my prior overstay? I don’t remember all the specifics. Has anyone here had a similar experience and successfully navigated consular processing despite a past overstay? Any recommendations for experienced lawyers who specialize in consular processing? I would greatly appreciate any insights, personal experiences, or advice on how to proceed.
  10. Single-spite
    Which thread is it?
  11. Single-spite
    Out if curiosity, how long have you been in canada. I have been in canada for 20 years. Getting a AP just because my country of birth would be unfortunate when I life here most of my life.
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