does the auto respond system say the NVC sheduled an interveiw ?

[Tarik 11]

Hi eveybody.

I'm just wondering after the case is completed and the auto respond system says ''case completed'' does it update after they shedul the interveiw or it just stays like that and I have to call and talk to an operator to know the date ??

[JA Tam 7]

Hi eveybody.

I'm just wondering after the case is completed and the auto respond system says ''case completed'' does it update after they shedul the interveiw or it just stays like that and I have to call and talk to an operator to know the date ??

Congratulations on your case being completed. The system will not automatically update to say that an interview date has been scheduled for your case. Interview dates will not be entered on to the cases until all the dates have been scheduled, so even at this point an operator will not be able to tell you the date. Give it another week or so for them to complete the scheduling and an operator should be able to tell you if you have been assigned a date.

When the case is forwarded to the embassy, the system will tell you to direct any further questions on your case to the embassy.

Good luck and I hope you are assigned an interview date.

Edited September 7, 2007 by JA Tam

[RandyandRina 2]

You may also want to call Department of State | (202) 663-1225, press 1, press 0, press 0. They can assist you when the interview date is, if already set.

[Mononoke28 135]

Also, it depends on the embassy. If you only had to send the DS-230 Part I and the passport bio data page to the NVC, the embassy makes the appointment for the interview and the Department of State is informed automatically.

If you sent other documents along with the DS-230, the NVC will make your appointment the second week of the month for the following month and you can call to talk to a live person and find out what your date is.

Diana

Edited September 7, 2007 by Mononoke28

[JA Tam 7]

When questions were raised in reference to the date I received for the interview (since they are usually on Tues and Thurs), I called the Dept. of State and they didn't have it in their system, though NVC gave me the date. The only thing the DOS rep was able to tell me was that my file was electronically sent to the USE in Kingston. They (DOS) weren't able to tell me the date until after the Embassy had entered it into their system. Just wanted to put that out there.