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what is a NOA and when should i recieve it?

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shungjua Rookie

shungjua   0

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after reviewing this site it appears that a NOA has to do with a K1 visa. am i correct? what exactly is it and after submitting the require package for a K1 when should i recieve it? i have no idea what is going on with my submission. how can i find out any information if i have no information from the government?

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met in hong kong 09/16/08

visited beijing 11/23/08

filed k1 12/23/08

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Hell0W0rld   10

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NOA means Notice of Action. in the K-1 process you will be getting 2 of these.

1st NOA is recived during the initial filing, after you send your petition and the Service center cash your check, they will send you an NOA to let you know that they got your petition and will further process.

2nd NOA is recived probably about 4-6 months after initial filing. NOA2 is the approval notice, this letter will tell you that they approved your petition and will forward your petition to the National VISA Center for further processing...

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Yoink   7

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NOA means Notice of Action. in the K-1 process you will be getting 2 of these.

1st NOA is recived during the initial filing, after you send your petition and the Service center cash your check, they will send you an NOA to let you know that they got your petition and will further process.

2nd NOA is recived probably about 4-6 months after initial filing. NOA2 is the approval notice, this letter will tell you that they approved your petition and will forward your petition to the National VISA Center for further processing...

yes... check out the guides and search the forums... most questions have been asked and re-asked ;)

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Jasman0717   9

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Take a look at the the Gallery link at the top of the page, there are several examples that could be of interest.

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