what is lottos fastest process?

[JillSmith 0]

Hi everyone,

I'm on a spousal visa. My petition has recently been approved by CIS and I'm waiting for my case number from NVC. I want to prepare ahead specially that my husband is with me until I get my visa. He left his job in the US. Basically we will be needing a co-sponsor which is his dad.

I will be using the James short cut in getting ahead on choice of agent. From what I understood, I will be asked for the affidavit of support after the choice of agent. Can we prepare them in advance and just wait until its time to turn them in? What forms are we going to fill in for this?

Also, can anyone please help me find this.... lottos fastest process? I think its like the James short cut.

Thank you for your assistance and I very much appreciate this site.

Blessings,

Jill

PS. What is ds230? when am I going to have it?

[Mononoke28 135]

Well, things have changed dramatically with the online payment process, so it is faster then following James' shortcuts. In the mean time you can start gathering all documents needed for the I-864 and the DS-230 so you can have them ready when you pay both the AOS and IV fee bills.

Also, you should read the Time Savers thread in the National Visa Forum because that will explain the whole NVC process and what each form is for and the order you will receive it.

Diana

[CHD 0]

Hi everyone,

I'm on a spousal visa. My petition has recently been approved by CIS and I'm waiting for my case number from NVC. I want to prepare ahead specially that my husband is with me until I get my visa. He left his job in the US. Basically we will be needing a co-sponsor which is his dad.

I will be using the James short cut in getting ahead on choice of agent. From what I understood, I will be asked for the affidavit of support after the choice of agent. Can we prepare them in advance and just wait until its time to turn them in? What forms are we going to fill in for this?

Also, can anyone please help me find this.... lottos fastest process? I think its like the James short cut.

Thank you for your assistance and I very much appreciate this site.

Blessings,

Jill

PS. What is ds230? when am I going to have it?

Here is Loto's Guide.

The requested documents/bills follow 2 paths, one for the petitioner and one for the beneficiary. The first step in each process (DS-3032 and AOS fee bill) occur at the same time, usually within a week of your case # being assigned. Each step must be completed and entered into NVC's system in order for the next step to be initiated.

Petitioner Path:

Affidavit of Support (AOS) Fee Bill generated (can be paid online)

AOS Form mailed

Beneficiary Path:

Choice of Agent (DS-3032) form mailed

Immigrant Visa (IV) Fee Bill generated (can be paid online)

DS-230 mailed

The DS-3032, AOS, and DS-230 can all be prepared in advance and send as soon as NVC confirms they've been generated, rather than waiting for them to arrive in the mail. Once both the completed AOS and DS-230 have been received, they will be reviewed, and if nothing is missing or incorrect, your case will complete and await scheduling of an interview at your local embassy/consulate.

[t0+ 1]

Using James' Shortcuts for the ds-3032 is still faster than the email. The rest of the way is much faster with online payments. I used all my wait time at CSC getting forms filled out, preparing packets and just learning about NVC.

[JillSmith 0]

Using James' Shortcuts for the ds-3032 is still faster than the email. The rest of the way is much faster with online payments. I used all my wait time at CSC getting forms filled out, preparing packets and just learning about NVC.

Thanks everyone for a speedy guidance. Im just curious, once I get my NVC case number and Invoice Identification Number can we immediately pay online for AOS package fee and IV fee? or we need to wait to receive a word from NVC when to pay it?

Its weird, its more than a month already since CIS approved my petition and until now NVC doesn't have a case number for me yet. I have a friend and hers was just after 2 weeks of CIS approval, NVC generated her case number. Am I missing something? I called NVC so many times but automated response says they still don't have my approved petition from CIS.

huh! :-(

[KIMF 0]

Using James' Shortcuts for the ds-3032 is still faster than the email. The rest of the way is much faster with online payments. I used all my wait time at CSC getting forms filled out, preparing packets and just learning about NVC.

Thanks everyone for a speedy guidance. Im just curious, once I get my NVC case number and Invoice Identification Number can we immediately pay online for AOS package fee and IV fee? or we need to wait to receive a word from NVC when to pay it?

Its weird, its more than a month already since CIS approved my petition and until now NVC doesn't have a case number for me yet. I have a friend and hers was just after 2 weeks of CIS approval, NVC generated her case number. Am I missing something? I called NVC so many times but automated response says they still don't have my approved petition from CIS.

huh! :-(

Call and speak to an operator!!! Don't wait any longer...

[JillSmith 0]

Using James' Shortcuts for the ds-3032 is still faster than the email. The rest of the way is much faster with online payments. I used all my wait time at CSC getting forms filled out, preparing packets and just learning about NVC.

Thanks everyone for a speedy guidance. Im just curious, once I get my NVC case number and Invoice Identification Number can we immediately pay online for AOS package fee and IV fee? or we need to wait to receive a word from NVC when to pay it?

Its weird, its more than a month already since CIS approved my petition and until now NVC doesn't have a case number for me yet. I have a friend and hers was just after 2 weeks of CIS approval, NVC generated her case number. Am I missing something? I called NVC so many times but automated response says they still don't have my approved petition from CIS.

huh! :-(

Call and speak to an operator!!! Don't wait any longer...

Thanks KIMF! Bless you.

Jill