How long does it take for NOA2 to arrive after getting the confirmation email?

[smg1138 0]

Hi everybody, I'm new here and this is actually my first post. I applied for a K-1 visa for my fiancee back in March. Last Tuesday I received an email stating that the I-129F had been approved and that the NOA2 had been mailed. However, it's been 9 days now and I still haven't received the notice in the mail yet. I tried calling the number for the USCIS listed on the email I got, but I can never get through to an actual person. I don't know how to proceed further until I get the notice from them in the mail. Does it normally take this long between getting the email notice and the actual notice in the mail? I'm not sure what to do now. Any advice would be appreciated.

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Also, what exactly is included in the NOA2? Are there instructions on how to proceed? Will they send copies of the application documents?

[thepizzadude 26]

Hi everybody, I'm new here and this is actually my first post. I applied for a K-1 visa for my fiancee back in March. Last Tuesday I received an email stating that the I-129F had been approved and that the NOA2 had been mailed. However, it's been 9 days now and I still haven't received the notice in the mail yet. I tried calling the number for the USCIS listed on the email I got, but I can never get through to an actual person. I don't know how to proceed further until I get the notice from them in the mail. Does it normally take this long between getting the email notice and the actual notice in the mail? I'm not sure what to do now. Any advice would be appreciated.

Generally 7-14 days...

Also, what exactly is included in the NOA2? Are there instructions on how to proceed? Will they send copies of the application documents?

Check this link it will GUIDE you

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...amp;page=guides

[smg1138 0]

Generally 7-14 days...

Wow, seriously? What do they do deliver it by horseback? I've never seen the post office take that long to deliver something from Vermont. I know I sound impatient, but I haven't seen my fiancee in 15 months and we've been living in separate countries for 3 years out of the 8 years we've been in a relationship. I don't know anybody who's had to deal with anything remotely similar. Except maybe my grandparents during the war.

[smg1138 0]

Well, the NOA2 arrived in the mail yesterday. I called the NVC today and it looks like they've already forwarded the package to the embassy in Tokyo. Things are moving along pretty well now it seems. There's one other thing I was wondering about. Both me and my fiancee filled out the G325a form and included it with the I-129F visa application when it was originally submitted. Does that mean we won't need to do it again? When I spoke to the lady at the NVC on the phone, she made it seem like there was nothing left for me to do on my end. But the pessimist in me thinks there's got to be more.

[thepizzadude 26]

Well, the NOA2 arrived in the mail yesterday. I called the NVC today and it looks like they've already forwarded the package to the embassy in Tokyo. Things are moving along pretty well now it seems. There's one other thing I was wondering about. Both me and my fiancee filled out the G325a form and included it with the I-129F visa application when it was originally submitted. Does that mean we won't need to do it again? When I spoke to the lady at the NVC on the phone, she made it seem like there was nothing left for me to do on my end. But the pessimist in me thinks there's got to be more.

You should check the embassies req's for what she will need on her end and start getting the things you will need to send her.

I-134 filled out, your tax forms and supporting documents, employment letter if your gonna send one. Just follow the guides and they will help you help her through her part of the journey.