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Sept 3rd approved case...no records

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Hello All,

I filed for my husband (I-130 petition) back in September of 2007. Our case was finally approved one year later on September 3, 2008. I receieved an approval notice for my I 130 as well as I-129F (filed in December 07) and the approval notice stated that the case has been forwarded to the NVC. Upon ever call of mine to NVC they stated they could take anywhere from 2 weeks up to 90 days to get the documents from USCIS. Now after December 3, 2008 that it has been over 90 days NVC still has no records of my case. USCIS states that they have sent it and that I should file an I 824 petition which would cost me $340. Has anyone else experienced the same situation?? Shall I wait or go ahead and file the I 824 cause I have given both parties a hard time and they have left me with this last resort.

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Hello All,

I filed for my husband (I-130 petition) back in September of 2007. Our case was finally approved one year later on September 3, 2008. I receieved an approval notice for my I 130 as well as I-129F (filed in December 07) and the approval notice stated that the case has been forwarded to the NVC. Upon ever call of mine to NVC they stated they could take anywhere from 2 weeks up to 90 days to get the documents from USCIS. Now after December 3, 2008 that it has been over 90 days NVC still has no records of my case. USCIS states that they have sent it and that I should file an I 824 petition which would cost me $340. Has anyone else experienced the same situation?? Shall I wait or go ahead and file the I 824 cause I have given both parties a hard time and they have left me with this last resort.

Why do not you follow the K3 route and see if your document being forwarded to the embassy overseas. You may need to go for infopass as well.

 
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