what do i do??

[philels 0]

hey guys, so i'm a little lost. we just received our case number from NVC in the mail today. YAY!! now my problem is that by the end of this month, i'll be moving apartment units therefore my current address will no longer be accurate. where do i go or how do i inform US embassy in manila about this address change?? help please!

[Eric19myracle 0]

Well as far as I know USEM will not going to send you any documents. They email it to you like the packet 4 they called that is Appointment Letter for your interview. I got it all my documents via email not by mail. So I think there is not an issue. Please correct me if I am wrong guyzzzzz.

[JD63 4]

Yeah, you just have to make sure they have received the case from NVC before you send in Packet 3

[DainandVicky 4]

Are you the beneficiary or the petitioner? If you're the petitioner (the US Citizen) you have to change your address on the USCIS webpage. If you're the beneficiary, you can tell them at the interview you recently moved (so they know where to send the visa). The appt. letter is sent to you via email, but you will get a pkg. 3, for Manila it's basically just a letter that says the embassy has received your approved petition and you can call the pay-per-call phone number to set an appt. They will send it after they receive your packet from the NVC and enter the packet into their database.

For Manila, you don't send in your packet 3, so you can ignore the previous poster. In Manila you bring all your clearances to the interview, not send them in beforehand like most embassies are.

One extra note, now that you have the NVC letter and the NOA2, if you haven't set your appointment yet you can do your medical at St. Luke's with those 2 documents. Have your honey scan them and email them to you to print out so you can get your medical done. The medical exam results are good for 6 months.

From here on out everything is embassy-specific, you'll get more accurate information posting in the Philippines sub-section.

Congrats on your approval and the NVC approval!!

Edited January 23, 2010 by DainandVicky

[philels 0]

Are you the beneficiary or the petitioner? If you're the petitioner (the US Citizen) you have to change your address on the USCIS webpage. If you're the beneficiary, you can tell them at the interview you recently moved (so they know where to send the visa). The appt. letter is sent to you via email, but you will get a pkg. 3, for Manila it's basically just a letter that says the embassy has received your approved petition and you can call the pay-per-call phone number to set an appt. They will send it after they receive your packet from the NVC and enter the packet into their database.

For Manila, you don't send in your packet 3, so you can ignore the previous poster. In Manila you bring all your clearances to the interview, not send them in beforehand like most embassies are.

One extra note, now that you have the NVC letter and the NOA2, if you haven't set your appointment yet you can do your medical at St. Luke's with those 2 documents. Have your honey scan them and email them to you to print out so you can get your medical done. The medical exam results are good for 6 months.

From here on out everything is embassy-specific, you'll get more accurate information posting in the Philippines sub-section.

Congrats on your approval and the NVC approval!!

thanx for the info. i had a quick question. did u receive ur packet three in the mail? or did u call the embassy to email it to u as well as schedule for ur interview. i heard from a vj member that if my fiance waited for his packet 3 in the mail, it will take forever.