March 2010 CR1 filers

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Senior...this is what the 1st thing says for JI: "a clandestine group of southeast Asian terrorists organized in 1993 and trained by al-Qaeda : supports militant Muslims in Indonesia and the Philippines and has cells in Singapore and Malaysia and Indonesia."

Did you just call me an Asian terrorist?

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If it does mean what March2010 said, then thank you Senior. I doubt you would call me something bad. Good luck to everyone else with everything! C'mon NOA2's.

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Senior...this is what the 1st thing says for JI: "a clandestine group of southeast Asian terrorists organized in 1993 and trained by al-Qaeda : supports militant Muslims in Indonesia and the Philippines and has cells in Singapore and Malaysia and Indonesia."

Did you just call me an Asian terrorist?

"Did you just call me an Asian terrorist?" Absolutely NOOOTTTTTTTT, not even in my dreams!

What I addressed you is a word in HINDI, and you may view the attached file for its meaning.

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I wasn't really thinking that you had . I just found it funny that when I looked it up, that is what I got . I kind of guessed that it was a title like in Japanese. I know it is Hindi and not Japanese . Thanks for the respect Senior. .

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Teya - Senior is just respecting you by saying Ji. We put ji at the end of a person's name for respect.

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Oh, btw, I found where the IIN is. I apparently was so "happy" from the e-mail that I failed to notice that there were 3 more pages to scroll through. I found a post on here that said that the number is at the end of the document. THANKS!!!! .

[March2010 2]

Teya,

If you don't mind sharing for both emails:

1) the from email address

2) the subject

I can put a filter on my gmail account to NOT junk it.

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The from e-mail address is: NVCInquiry@state.gov and the subject is your case number followed by their own code. It shows that there is an attachment.

The e-mail also shows up as being from "NVC Inquiry".

I just put in my payment for the AOS fee. So maybe next week that will have gone through and I will have my IV bill to pay. Sweet!!!

-Oh. Part of their special code on both of my e-mails is STD jijijijijij.

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I just received 2 e-mails from NVC...the DS3032 e-mail and then AOS fee bill...woo! Once I get home from work, I can go give them some money!

See Girl your just leaving us further and further behind... and we are all glad for you... Now remember to give us the blow by blow so that we can move through the process seamlessly...

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Congrates Teya I see ur leaving us behind. Just don't forget us now keep a eye on us March flier n let's us know what's going on with u

Edited June 12, 2010 by tena13

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Apparently none of you believe me when I say that I have no AOSer as of right now nor do I have the documents for the DS230. I am still light years away. How on earth could I leave you lovely people behind (even if I had everything ready to go)? We will for sure be in the same NVC group. Paying the bills is the easy part. Thanks for the congrats though. I'm sure I will be congrats-ing you all soon on the happy NOA2's!

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Tom, of course I will give the "this is what I did" for you all. Here...this is what the first e-mail says:

Dear Sir/Madam,

The attached correspondence relates to an immigrant visa referenced on the subject line. This case is being processed by the National Visa Center. Please read the information carefully and follow the instructions.

This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the individual named. If you are not the named addressee, please notify NVCinquiry@state.gov immediately by e-mail from your system. E-mail transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secured or error-free as information could be intercepted, corrupted, or contain viruses. The sender therefore does not accept liability for any errors or omissions in the content of this message.

If at any time you wish not to receive correspondence by e-mail you may "Opt Out" by sending a written request to NVCinquiry@state.gov. This e-mail is sent by: The U.S. Department of State's National Visa Center, located at 32 Rochester Avenue, Portsmouth NH 03801. Please DO NOT REPLY to this e-mail.

Then it has the DS3032 form attached and some other blah blah blah stuff. The second e-mail has that as well when you open it. The attachments are as follows:

ALIX MARIE CUELLAR WELCH

4962 S. 194TH AVE.

OMAHA, NE 68135

*LMA2010660022* PAOSF I-130

June 11, 2010

NVC Case Number: LMA2010660022

Dear CUELLAR WELCH, ALIX MARIE:

The immigrant visa petition filed on behalf of VINCENT OMAR CUELLAR LIZANO has arrived at the

National Visa Center (NVC) for processing. Our records indicate that the current address of the principal

applicant is:

V. O. C. L.

HIS ADDRESS

If this address is not correct, send the correct address to the National Visa Center (NVC) immediately.

You must pay the Affidavit of Support (AOS) fee ($70.00) before we can begin processing your petition.

Payment Instructions:

1. DO NOT send fee payments to the National Visa Center's Portsmouth, New Hampshire facility.

This will DELAY procesing of the visa petition.

2. Go to www.ImmigrantVisas.state.gov and click the "Fee Collection" link, then the "Online

Payment" link, and then follow the instructions displayed.

3. Three days after making your online payment, you must:

a. Return to the Online Payment website to view your payment receipt, which will give you

instructions for the next step. You can print a copy for your records. DO NOT send a copy to

the NVC.

b. Print a "Document Cover Sheet" for each fee paid, or save a PDF copy to print later.

c. Go back to the receipt page and click the "Go to Affidavit of Support Processing Instructions"

link.

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Payers who are unable to pay online must follow alternative payment instructions. Go to

www.ImmigrantVisas.state.gov and click the "Fee Collection" link, then the "Alternative Payment

Method" link, and then follow the directions displayed.

Important Notes:

1. If the applicant intends to adjust status with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

(USCIS), please contact the NVC before making any payments or taking further action.

2. If a period of one year passes without communication to the NVC, all documents and fees expire

and must be resubmitted to resume the immigration process.

3. Children who pass 21 years of age after the petition was originally approved by the USCIS become

ineligible to accompany or join the applicant(s) immigrating to the United States under the original

petition. In some situations, the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) may allow children to remain

eligible beyond 21 years of age. If you believe that the CSPA applies to this case, please send a

detailed explanation to the NVC. We will forward it to the U.S. Embassy/Consulate General for a

decision.

Sincerely,

Director

National Visa Center

That is one page.

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Okay...well...apparently I just sent out my info to everyone ...I thought I had deleted all of it and the editor won't let me edit it . Here's to hoping you don't come kill me. Here are the second and 3rd pages:

OMB No. 1405-0126 __

EXPIRATION DATE: 12/31/2006 __

ESTIMATED BURDEN: 10 minutes __

Make sure the address is complete and correct. We will use this address for future mailings

*NVC Case Number*

NVC Case Number***

U.S. Department of State

CHOICE OF ADDRESS AND AGENT

For Immigrant Visa Applicants

V. O. C. L.

Print or type your full name

Check one box only to the left of the statement that is your choice.

[ ] I appoint _________________________________________________ ______________________

Telephone Number

as my agent or attorney to receive mail about my application. Mail from the U.S. Department of State concerning my

immigrant visa application should be sent to:

____________________________________________________ ___________________

Name of the person who will act as your agent or attorney for receipt of mail Telephone Number

____________________________________________________ ___________________

Street address (where my agent or attorney will receive mail about my application) *Email Address

________________ ___________________________ _____________ ______________

City State/Province Postal Code Country

[ ] I do not appoint an agent or an attorney to receive mail about my application. Mail from the U.S.

Department of State concerning my immigrant visa application should be sent to me at:

_____________________________________________________ ___________________

Street address (include "in care of" if needed) *Email Address

_________________ ___________________________ _____________ ______________

City State/Province Postal Code Country

[ ] I have already legally immigrated to the U.S. and do not need to apply for an immigrant visa. I received my

Green Card through the ________________________________(city) USCIS office. My A# is

____________________

[ ] I no longer wish to apply for an immigrant visa.

As proof of your choice, sign and date this document:

___________________________________________________ ________________

Signature of Applicant Date of Signature (mm-dd-yyyy)

PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT

Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 10 minutes per response. Persons are not required to provide this

information in the absence of a valid OMB approval number. Send comments on the accuracy of this estimate of the burden and recommendations for

reducing it to: U.S. Department of State (A/ISS/DIR) Washington, DC 20520-1849.

*The Department is currently testing an electronic application system for nonimmigrant visa application that will allow electronic submission and eliminate

paper forms. Once testing on this application is completed the Department is examining whether or not the system can be used for the immigrant visa

system.

DS-3032 Page 1 of 1

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Visa Information

If you have specific questions about a case, please contact the NVC. The preferred method of

communication is e-mail.

E-mail The NVC's e-mail address is nvcinquiry@state.gov.

In order to ensure a prompt response:

- Enter your case number in the Subject Line of the e-mail.

- Include the applicant's name and date of birth, and the petitioner's name and date of

birth in the body of the e-mail.

- If the petition is employment-based, include the company/organization name.

- Ask about only one case per e-mail.

24 Hour An automated recorded message system is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to

Information answer case status inquiries (603-334-0700).

Customer Customer Service Representatives are available to respond to inquiries Monday through

Service Friday from 7:30 AM to 12:00AM Eastern Standard Time (EST)

(603-334-0700).

Postal Mail National Visa Center

Attn: WC

31 Rochester Avenue, Suite 200

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2909

When contacting the National Visa Center about an immigrant visa case, always include the following

information:

Name of Principal Applicant

Principal Applicant's Date of Birth

Name of Petitioner

Petitioner's Date of Birth

Case Number

Please Note: If a period of one year passes without communication to the NVC, all submitted fees and

documents expire and must be resubmitted to resume the immigration process.

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The comes these last pages:

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U.S. Department of State

National Visa Center

Affidavit of Support (AOS) Processing Fee Bill Invoice

_____________________________________________________________________

NVC Case Number: NVC Case Number *NVC Case Number*

AOS Invoice for: C. W., ALIX M.

Invoice Date: June 11, 2010

Amount Due: $70.00

Invoice I.D. Number: IIN

__________________________________________________________

DO NOT SEND FEE PAYMENTS TO THE NVC NEW HAMPSHIRE FACILITY.

THIS WILL DELAY PROCESSING OF THE VISA.

Payment Instructions:

1. Fee payments to the National Visa Center (NVC) are made through the Consular Electronic Application

Center's Immigrant Visa Invoice Payment Center. Go to www.ImmigrantVisas.state.gov and click the "Fee

Collection" link, then the "Online Payment" link.

2. The online payment process requires that you have available:

- The checking account number of the account used for payment

- The routing number of the bank where the account is maintained

(For those unfamiliar with check numbering, the Immigrant Visa Invoice Payment Center displays

instructions for how to locate the account and routing numbers on your checks.)

3. After gathering your account number and bank routing number, log into the Immigrant Visa Invoice Payment

Center. You will need the NVC case number and the Invoice Identification Number printed above.

4. After you have logged in, step-by-step instructions will be displayed to guide you through the payment

process.

5. Retain a copy of this invoice for your records.

Payers who are unable to use the online payment method must follow alternative payment instructions. Go to

www.ImmigrantVisas.state.gov and click the "Fee Collection" link, then the "Alternative Payment Method"

link, and then follow the instructions displayed. When paying by cashier's check or money order, you must

enclose this original invoice with the payment.

Please Note: Processing fees are non-refundable.

*LMA2010660022*

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Information about the DS-3032

Choice of Agent and Address Form

Unless an adjustment of status in the United States is requested, after approving an immigrant visa

petition filed in the United States, the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), forwards it to

the National Visa Center (NVC) where the State Department's immigrant visa process begins. If the

petition is for a visa applicant whose priority date is not likely to be reached in the next year, the petition

will be stored at the NVC until that priority date is reached.

When there is an immediate visa available or likely to be available within the next nine months, NVC

will send a letter enclosing the Choice of Agent and Address Form (DS-3032) to all of the applicants

with a few exceptions. The DS-3032 will not be sent to the applicant when an attorney represents the

applicant (and the USCIS file contains the appropriate designation that an attorney has been retained) or

when the visa applicant will be the adopted child of the petitioner.

The DS-3032 permits the applicant to name an agent to receive correspondence from NVC and requires

applicants still interested in immigrating to tell NVC where to send mail about their visa request. The

letter tells the applicant that they may choose someone, including the petitioner or a non-profit

organization, to be their agent or they may elect to continue to receive the correspondence themselves.

The applicant must complete and sign the DS-3032 and return it to the NVC before processing can

continue. Given the difficulties often encountered with international mail, we encourage applicants to

seek an agent with a U.S. postal address.

So that you, as the petitioner, can understand any questions that the applicant may have about the

DS-3032, we have enclosed a copy of it for you. While only the applicant can sign the DS-3032, you

may send or fax a copy of the enclosed form to the applicant, if you learn that he or she has not received

it. The applicant can then complete, sign, and return the DS-3032 to NVC. The mailing address for the

DS-3032 is:

National Visa Center

Attention ACL

31 Rochester Ave., Suite 200

Portsmouth, NH 03801

For more information about the State Department's immigrant visa process, please visit the Department

of State website at www.ImmigrantVisas.state.gov. Or you can contact NVC as shown on the following

page.

10-2006

As you can see...these are just riviting e-mails....not. All of that was just in 1 e-mail! That was the first one that I got from them.

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The 2nd e-mail has this:

V. O. C. L.

his address

PERU

*NVC Case Number* ACL

June 11, 2010

NVC Case Number: ......

Dear Applicant:

We have received from the Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS-formerly known as the INS) the

immigrant visa petition that has been filed on your behalf. Before we can continue processing, you must

provide certain essential information.

1. Complete the Choice of Agent and Address form included with this message.

This form tells us how to contact you during your immigrant visa processing. Your agent can be your

petitioner, another relative, a friend, an attorney, or a charitable organization, such as a church or other

immigrant assistance organization. Mail delivery is often unreliable in many parts of the world, so we

strongly recommend that you choose someone who has an address in the United States.

* If you wish to name an agent to receive your mail, please give the name and address of that

person in the spaces provided on the form included.

* If you do not wish to name an agent and want us to contact you directly, please check the box that

says that you do not appoint an agent or attorney to receive letters on your behalf, and write your

own address on the lines below that box on the form.

* If your intention is to adjust status with Citizen and Immigration Services (CIS), please notify

this office before taking further action.

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2. Send your Choice of Agent and Address form to the National Visa Center at this address:

National Visa Center

ATTN: ACL

31 Rochester Avenue, Suite 200

Portsmouth, NH 03801-2915

United States of America

Be sure the envelope has enough postage for delivery to the U.S.

Until we receive this form from you, we cannot process your case.

When we receive your completed Choice of Agent and Address form, we will send you or your agent

further instructions and forms to be completed and returned to the Department of State.

You or your agent should receive those forms and instructions four to six weeks after you return this

signed form. If neither you nor your agent receives the next forms and instructions within six weeks,

please notify the National Visa Center at the above address so that we can send you another packet.

Until we receive your completed Choice of Agent and Address form, we will not be able to forward

your file to the appropriate U.S. Embassy or Consulate for further processing.

You can obtain general information about the immigrant visa application process by visiting

www.travel.state.gov and clicking on the "Visas for Foreign Citizens" link.

You can also find out if the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in your area has a Website and further visa

processing information by visiting www.usembassy.state.gov.

When contacting the National Visa Center or any U.S. Embassy or Consulate about your case, please

include the following information:

Name of Visa Applicant: V. O. C. L.

Name of Petitioner C. W., A. M.

Case Number: ......

Sincerely,

Director

National Visa Center

As well as the DS3032 form again and the letter about how to contact them (like I posted above). Ok, I'll go radio silent now and lick my wounds.