MTL sent me the packet 3 yesterday ! tagadagidou !!!

[melusine 5]

I sent them an email earlier to ask how the things were going on and here is there response !

A packet was mailed to you yesterday with the necessary information regarding a fiancée visa.

Thank you

Actually i wasn't expecting an answer since right after you send them an email their automatic answer was:

Thank you for your inquiry. This is an automatic response that may or may not answer your inquiry. Please be patient for a specific response within 4-5 business days.

If your inquiry concerns a case where the I-130 petition was filed at a U.S. Consulate in Canada, please be aware that there is a high volume of cases waiting to be scheduled for appointments. Resource shortages may delay processing for 4-5 months after we receive notification that you have all of your required documents. Thank you for your patience.

In order to serve applicants faster, we do not respond to inquiries requesting confirmation of receipt of documents or faxes, nor will we be able to answer multiple inquiries about the same issue. Some applicants call on the phone, send an e-mail and a fax to ask the same question or a variation of the question. We have a small number of employees who respond to all the inquiries. It only delays the service we can provide if you make multiple inquiries. We will not respond to multiple e-mail inquiries asking a duplicate question.

If NVC sent you a letter stating that your file is complete and it has been sent to Montreal for scheduling, the file has NOT actually been sent to Montreal but it is waiting at NVC until an appointment can be scheduled. We currently have a 4-5 month wait for scheduling appointments after NVC receives the OF-230 part 1. You will receive an appointment letter in the mail when your appointment has been scheduled by NVC. You can expect to receive this appointment letter several weeks before your appointments. Please remember to bring ORIGINAL documents of birth, marriage, divorce certificates, etc.

If your inquiry is regarding processing of an immigrant visa for a case where the petition was filed in the U.S. and it has not been scheduled for an appointment, please send your inquiry directly to the National Visa Center (NVC). To contact NVC, please forward your inquiries by email to: NVCInquiry@state.gov. If you have been informed by USCIS that your petition has been approved and forwarded to the Department of State, please contact NVC directly.

If you are inquiring about a new family member whom you wish to add on to an approved petition stored at NVC, please contact NVC in writing providing petitioner and beneficiary's names and dates of birth, case number, receipt number, and copy of birth certificate. To contact NVC by phone, you must call between 7:30 am-12:00 am, Monday-Friday, Eastern Standard Time (EST). It may be easier to reach NVC during the morning. Follow the prompts to speak with an operator. Telephone: 603-334-0700. You may also inquire via facsimile - Fax: 603-334-0791.

You can learn more about immigrant visas, in general, and the National Visa Center, in particular, at

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/ty...types_1309.html.

I'm just all happy !

Also, i went today to get the letter from my doc about the medication i take (didn't knew they asked for that)... i called them yesterday to know what was the papers etc they needed

Went to do a bunch of picts too

happy dance !!!

Now, can't wait ! can't wait to receive it !!!!!

Edited March 13, 2008 by melusine

[L_n_O 3]

get cracking!!

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Ditto. Go get'em documents and all that jazz!!!! :dance:

[melusine 5]

I will join the chart soon !!!!!!!!! (can't wait ! can't wait ! can't wait !)