NOA2 approval letter so soon?

[sclkny 0]

Wow,

I submitted my I129-F form for my fiance in cuba on 12/31/08. Today is January 13, 2009 and I got the approval notice. The letter says my packet is going to go to the National Visa Service Center and it should take two to four weeks to go to Cuba. I sent my papers through the California Service Center. Is this normal? I thought it took 6 months to get to this point. What do I do next? I am happy, but I don't want to get to get my hopes up that this process is going to be quicker than I thought it was.

[letsgoheat 0]

are you sure with this? wow this unbelievable

[sara..... 371]

Wow,

I submitted my I129-F form for my fiance in cuba on 12/31/08. Today is January 13, 2009 and I got the approval notice. The letter says my packet is going to go to the National Visa Service Center and it should take two to four weeks to go to Cuba. I sent my papers through the California Service Center. Is this normal? I thought it took 6 months to get to this point. What do I do next? I am happy, but I don't want to get to get my hopes up that this process is going to be quicker than I thought it was.

wow congratulations :dance: :dance:

[pushbrk 12,824]

Wow,

I submitted my I129-F form for my fiance in cuba on 12/31/08. Today is January 13, 2009 and I got the approval notice. The letter says my packet is going to go to the National Visa Service Center and it should take two to four weeks to go to Cuba. I sent my papers through the California Service Center. Is this normal? I thought it took 6 months to get to this point. What do I do next? I am happy, but I don't want to get to get my hopes up that this process is going to be quicker than I thought it was.

Did you get an earlier notice of action indicating the petition was received? If not, this could be an error, sending you an approval notice instead of a receipt notice. This is the right timeline for a receipt, not an approval.

[Jesse and Hema 2]

Wow,

I submitted my I129-F form for my fiance in cuba on 12/31/08. Today is January 13, 2009 and I got the approval notice. The letter says my packet is going to go to the National Visa Service Center and it should take two to four weeks to go to Cuba. I sent my papers through the California Service Center. Is this normal? I thought it took 6 months to get to this point. What do I do next? I am happy, but I don't want to get to get my hopes up that this process is going to be quicker than I thought it was.

Did you get an earlier notice of action indicating the petition was received? If not, this could be an error, sending you an approval notice instead of a receipt notice. This is the right timeline for a receipt, not an approval.

Exactly what I was thinking. Have you tried checking your case online? If so, what does that say? You might also want to try contacting the Department of State and/or USCIS for a clarification.

If you really were approved that quickly, kudos!

[hope2018 25]

I have heard that Cuba is very fast there was a case that was going through the same time as mine they went through in 2 months they must not like to mess with Cuba. Congrates to you.

I say you are going to be with her quicker than you thought congrates.

[sclkny 0]

Wow,

I submitted my I129-F form for my fiance in cuba on 12/31/08. Today is January 13, 2009 and I got the approval notice. The letter says my packet is going to go to the National Visa Service Center and it should take two to four weeks to go to Cuba. I sent my papers through the California Service Center. I got the receipt notice about a week ago, and now this letter. I checked online and it is legit. Is this normal? I thought it took 6 months to get to this point. What do I do next? I am happy, but I don't want to get to get my hopes up that this process is going to be quicker than I thought it was.

[bobb 0]

If you check the November 08 filers thread here at VJ for CSC, there are three that have received their NOA2's in the past week.

[Cham 3]

if so congratz.............please fill in your timeline:)

I would call uscis JUST in case it was a mix up...to be safe but like i said if so HUGE gratz!

Edited January 14, 2009 by Cham

[pushbrk 12,824]

I have heard that Cuba is very fast there was a case that was going through the same time as mine they went through in 2 months they must not like to mess with Cuba. Congrates to you.

I say you are going to be with her quicker than you thought congrates.

Ah, yes Cuba. They are generally super expedited.

[Rob&Dawn 1]

Wow,

I submitted my I129-F form for my fiance in cuba on 12/31/08. Today is January 13, 2009 and I got the approval notice. The letter says my packet is going to go to the National Visa Service Center and it should take two to four weeks to go to Cuba. I sent my papers through the California Service Center. Is this normal? I thought it took 6 months to get to this point. What do I do next? I am happy, but I don't want to get to get my hopes up that this process is going to be quicker than I thought it was.

Congratulations, that sure was fast.

[Gumbolette 58]

wuww... is this some kindaf fart? that just blows through the Air?...

wow! Congratulations!!!

[shaggy_mutt 0]

I have heard that Cuba is very fast there was a case that was going through the same time as mine they went through in 2 months they must not like to mess with Cuba. Congrates to you.

I say you are going to be with her quicker than you thought congrates.

Ah, yes Cuba. They are generally super expedited.

I was just going to say... This is pretty much an average NOA2 time for Cuba.

[KimandRuss 0]

Cuban nationals must complete an exit visa (carta blanca) process before they are able to leave their Country. Therefore, the process stateside is often expedited to counter-balance this.... at least it used to be.

p.s. congratulations.

and moving to K1 filing and progress

[Morning Sunshine 0]

Cuban nationals must complete an exit visa (carta blanca) process before they are able to leave their Country. Therefore, the process stateside is often expedited to counter-balance this.... at least it used to be.

p.s. congratulations.

and moving to K1 filing and progress

Wow! Consider yourself fortunate! CSC seems to always be faster than VSC. Congrats!