For those who are still waiting

[Dr Mirage 0]

Hello all,

I was looking around the forum in the Philippines region and I noticed that many are still waiting for their NOA2s from USCIS, NVC Case #'s, Interview Dates, Medical Results and Visas. From someone who has gone through that. My advise is to pray and be patient.

I know its difficult especially to deal with everyting including the ever popular Delbros for their visas especially when it comes to document verificatinon.

Or maybe its just me that updated my timeline after we received our visas because most do not update their timelines any longer after this step.

As for my case, my fiance and I were both lucky that we paid early (about 6 weeks before our interview) and followed up with delbros frequently. We received our visa four days after our interview. I believe there were five others who got theirs also. (but thats so few comparing to those who were applying who had their interview that same day)

The first time we heard of document verification was four months ago and we were curious what this was and why we had to pay for it. For this reason, we inquired the forums and Delbros and were inquisitive about this step because it is not a requirement in order to receive the visa.

God Bless you all.

Dr. Mirage

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Hello all,

I was looking around the forum in the Philippines region and I noticed that many are still waiting for their NOA2s from USCIS, NVC Case #'s, Interview Dates, Medical Results and Visas. From someone who has gone through that. My advise is to pray and be patient.

I know its difficult especially to deal with everyting including the ever popular Delbros for their visas especially when it comes to document verificatinon.

Or maybe its just me that updated my timeline after we received our visas because most do not update their timelines any longer after this step.

As for my case, my fiance and I were both lucky that we paid early (about 6 weeks before our interview) and followed up with delbros frequently. We received our visa four days after our interview. I believe there were five others who got theirs also. (but thats so few comparing to those who were applying who had their interview that same day)

The first time we heard of document verification was four months ago and we were curious what this was and why we had to pay for it. For this reason, we inquired the forums and Delbros and were inquisitive about this step because it is not a requirement in order to receive the visa.

God Bless you all.

Dr. Mirage

Thank you Doc for the encouragements.