is it true??? pls help...

[boyceedith 0]

hello everyone !!!! is there anybody out there who's noa2 has taken over 1month to reach the nvc?? my husband called the uscis today to find out why our paper has not yet reach nvc the woman told him that sometimes the uscis send it directly to the embassy ! is it true that sometimes papers bypass nvc???

He called the nvc again but they told him that allow 90days before you call again ..

i started to get worried whats going on with our paper any help pleaseeee i really need an answer

[Sal and Jay 2]

hello everyone !!!! is there anybody out there who's noa2 has taken over 1month to reach the nvc?? my husband called the uscis today to find out why our paper has not yet reach nvc the woman told him that sometimes the uscis send it directly to the embassy ! is it true that sometimes papers bypass nvc???

He called the nvc again but they told him that allow 90days before you call again ..

i started to get worried whats going on with our paper any help pleaseeee i really need an answer

Edited March 28, 2008 by Sal and Jay

[YuAndDan 153]

They dont call USCIS info line the MIS-Info line for nothing. NVC is the interface between USCIS and the consulates and embassy, all petitions have to go through NVC in order for NVC to assign a DOS case number to them.

USCIS California is quite a distance from NVC which is on the opposite side of the country, it can take some time to ship the petitions from California to New Hampshire. CSC tends to send all approved petitions in a Bulk Shipment, once a week or so, this is why it takes 2-4 weeks for NVC to receive them, and then 2-4 weeks for NVC to process.

Also which NOA2 are you talking about, I-130 or I-129F?

Your profile says K-3, yet you posted this to CR-1 forum. If you filed an I-129F, the I-130 wont be sent to NVC, just the I-129F will be sent to NVC.

SEE: http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/PN_i-129f.pdf

Edited March 28, 2008 by YuAndDan

[boyceedith 0]

They dont call USCIS info line the MIS-Info line for nothing. NVC is the interface between USCIS and the consulates and embassy, all petitions have to go through NVC in order for NVC to assign a DOS case number to them.

USCIS California is quite a distance from NVC which is on the opposite side of the country, it can take some time to ship the petitions from California to New Hampshire. CSC tends to send all approved petitions in a Bulk Shipment, once a week or so, this is why it takes 2-4 weeks for NVC to receive them, and then 2-4 weeks for NVC to process.

Also which NOA2 are you talking about, I-130 or I-129F?

Your profile says K-3, yet you posted this to CR-1 forum. If you filed an I-129F, the I-130 wont be sent to NVC, just the I-129F will be sent to NVC.

SEE: http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/PN_i-129f.pdf

we are filing i-130 alone

[sara..... 371]

They dont call USCIS info line the MIS-Info line for nothing. NVC is the interface between USCIS and the consulates and embassy, all petitions have to go through NVC in order for NVC to assign a DOS case number to them.

USCIS California is quite a distance from NVC which is on the opposite side of the country, it can take some time to ship the petitions from California to New Hampshire. CSC tends to send all approved petitions in a Bulk Shipment, once a week or so, this is why it takes 2-4 weeks for NVC to receive them, and then 2-4 weeks for NVC to process.

Also which NOA2 are you talking about, I-130 or I-129F?

Your profile says K-3, yet you posted this to CR-1 forum. If you filed an I-129F, the I-130 wont be sent to NVC, just the I-129F will be sent to NVC.

SEE: http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/PN_i-129f.pdf

we are filing i-130 alone

i read on the site for immigration that ur now suppose to send the i-130 alone to a lock box

go on the site to check ur status and where u log into that it tells about it .......it just change a couple of months ago

[sara..... 371]

Form I-130s to be filed with Chicago Lockbox

March 21, 2008 - Effective immediately, all petitioners filing stand-alone Form I-130s must file their petitions with the Chicago Lockbox instead of a USCIS Service Center. For mailing addresses, see the Update

thats what is posted on the site is that the one ur sending?

[pushbrk 13,076]

They dont call USCIS info line the MIS-Info line for nothing. NVC is the interface between USCIS and the consulates and embassy, all petitions have to go through NVC in order for NVC to assign a DOS case number to them.

USCIS California is quite a distance from NVC which is on the opposite side of the country, it can take some time to ship the petitions from California to New Hampshire. CSC tends to send all approved petitions in a Bulk Shipment, once a week or so, this is why it takes 2-4 weeks for NVC to receive them, and then 2-4 weeks for NVC to process.

Also which NOA2 are you talking about, I-130 or I-129F?

Your profile says K-3, yet you posted this to CR-1 forum. If you filed an I-129F, the I-130 wont be sent to NVC, just the I-129F will be sent to NVC.

SEE: http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/PN_i-129f.pdf

we are filing i-130 alone

Then please change your profile to reflect CR1 instead of K3. 30 days or more to receive an I-130 from CSC is not uncommon but you need not wait 90 days to call. The service centers do not send I-130 petitions directly to Consulates. I would just call again in a week.

[boyceedith 0]

Form I-130s to be filed with Chicago Lockbox

March 21, 2008 - Effective immediately, all petitioners filing stand-alone Form I-130s must file their petitions with the Chicago Lockbox instead of a USCIS Service Center. For mailing addresses, see the Update

thats what is posted on the site is that the one ur sending?

actually we got already our noa2 approval from the uscis for our i-130 we recieved a mail from them that our paper sent already to the nvc...but its over a month now still our paper has not yet there..

[YuAndDan 153]

They dont call USCIS info line the MIS-Info line for nothing. NVC is the interface between USCIS and the consulates and embassy, all petitions have to go through NVC in order for NVC to assign a DOS case number to them.

USCIS California is quite a distance from NVC which is on the opposite side of the country, it can take some time to ship the petitions from California to New Hampshire. CSC tends to send all approved petitions in a Bulk Shipment, once a week or so, this is why it takes 2-4 weeks for NVC to receive them, and then 2-4 weeks for NVC to process.

Also which NOA2 are you talking about, I-130 or I-129F?

Your profile says K-3, yet you posted this to CR-1 forum. If you filed an I-129F, the I-130 wont be sent to NVC, just the I-129F will be sent to NVC.

SEE: http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/PN_i-129f.pdf

we are filing i-130 alone

Then please change your profile to reflect CR1 instead of K3. 30 days or more to receive an I-130 from CSC is not uncommon but you need not wait 90 days to call. The service centers do not send I-130 petitions directly to Consulates. I would just call again in a week.

Correct, to change the filed for "K-3" to CR-1 click this link: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...rCP&CODE=01

[boyceedith 0]

thank you guys i just posted new topic about it because i started to get confused thank you also yu and dan for giving me this link i will change my profile now