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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: France
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Hey guys I found someone tracking DS-230 to interviews in 2008. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/126148-track-all-ds-230-to-interview/page__st__330

Has anyone seen something more recent? Something more Saylin like?

USCIS (177 days from NOA1 to NOA2)

08.05.2010 I-130 priority date 08.14.2010 I-130 NOA1 11.03.2010 Transfer from CSC to TSC 01.19.2011 Service Request for out of processing time. Congressional Intervention 02.07.2011 I-130 Approved 02.14.2011 Shipped from TSC to NVC

NVC (33 days from #assigned to CC)
02.17.2011 Case number assigned 02.18.2011 Case # & INN received. Gave email addresses. Emailed DS 3032. Paid AOS Fee 02.22.2011 AOS Fee appeared as paid. Mailed AOS. DS 3032 accepted 02.24.2011 AOS received. IV bill generated and paid 02.25.2011 IV bill fee appeared as paid. Mailed IV 02.28.2011 IV packet received 03.09.2011 AOS entered in the system 03.11.2011 IV entered in the system 03.15.2011 AVR RFE 03.16.2011 Sent RFE response. Service request for supervisor review. Emailed NVC for re-review of document 03.17.2011 Received RFE checklist in email. NVC received RFE response. Emailed US Embassy to review document. 03.18.2011 Embassy confirmed the document was valid. Forwarded Embassy email to NVC. 03.22.2011 Sign In Failed. Case Complete 03.25.2011 Interview assigned

VISA - SS - GC
04.06.2011 Case forwarded to Embassy. 05.02.2011 Medical 05.03.2011 Interview
Review 05.05.2011 Visa 05.16.2011 POE (@Philadelphia) 06.11.2011 SS #. Welcome Letter. 06.17.2011 GC!

ROC
05.06.2013 Packet sent to CSC

05.08.2013 Packet received at CSC

05.17.2013 Packet returned because of no signatures (####### oops8rh.gif )

05.20.2013 Packet sent to CSC again

05.21.2013 Packet received at CSC again

05.24.2013 Check cashed

05.28.2013 NOA one received (Dated 05.21.2013)

06.03.2013 Biometrics appointment letter received (appt 06.19.13)

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Well i have sent Ds-3032 via email on 24th, no response yet, usually how long it takes?

Took 3 days for us.

So, how long waiting time after sending both packages?

ROC...

05/04/2013 I-751 sent to CSC

05/06/2013 package delivered

05/13/2013 check cashed

05/15/2013 received NOA ( receipt date 05/06/2013)

05/17/2013 received biometrics letter

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Grats to Tina.Benoy and jennie ann for getting case numbers!

Guys, to clear up some confusion. There are two links for the payment portal site.

This site: https://ceac.state.gov/IV/Login.aspx?signout=true is for those doing online forms. It's where we can see the DS-261 and DS-260 and submit them online

This site: https://ceac.state.gov/CTRAC/Invoice/signon.aspx is for everyone else to see the bills, pay them, and print out the cover sheets

cutiezoe, as for when the bills become available: instead of seeing NOT INVOICED, you'll see it say INVOICED. That's when you can pay it. The message will then change to IN PROGRESS while NVC processes your bill. And when it's done, it will show PAID.

Hey guys I found someone tracking DS-230 to interviews in 2008. http://www.visajourn...w/page__st__330

Has anyone seen something more recent? Something more Saylin like?

Well, the numbers on a spreadsheet like that would be all over the place since every embassy/consulate has different waiting times. It'd be better to find a specific spreadsheet for your country. I know there's a Canadian one going on, but I'm not sure if there's a France one.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
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did a little research and here is your answer:

1) if you get an email saying this:

"The NVC has received the Agent of Choice selection. The Immigrant Visa

Application (DS 230) processing fee bill will be sent to the designated

agent on the case. The fee must be paid according to the instructions

before the instruction packet will be sent"

OR

2)Your IV fee is invoiced..until the DS-3032 is approved, you cannot pay the IV fee

Thanks for the homework Xelance!! Well, atleast its better to see some action after the 7 month lull!! Let's hope this gets over soon & interview dates assigned ASAP to all of us!

-Benoy

CSC - CR1

06/19/2010: Got Married

07/02/2010: I-130 mailed out

07/12/2010: I-130 received at USCIS

07/16/2010: NOA1

07/23/2010: NOA1 snail mail received in mailbox

Touches: 07/23, 07/26, 11/28, 11/29

11/2/2010: Case moved from CSC to TSC(Wife got snail mail!. No touches since 7/26. No Text/Email updates)

02/10/2011: NOA2(Thank You GOD!!)(209 days from NOA1)

02/16/2011: Petition shipped to NVC

02/16/2011: NOA2 hard copy received in mail

NVC

02/25/2011: NVC received the I-130 package, Receipt# scanned

02/25/2011: NVC Case# and IIN receipt, provided both email ids

02/25/2011: DS-3032 COA emailed to NVC

03/01/2011: DS-3032 COA accepted by NVC

03/03/2011: I-864 AOS review fee ($88) online payment

03/04/2011: Case shipped from NVC to US Embassy Madras for further processing.

03/10/2011: Case reached Madras US Counsulate

03/15/2011: Interview scheduled for 04/18/2011

Chennai Consulate

04/01/2011 & 04/02/2011: Medical

04/06/2011: VFS Office visit

04/18/2011: Interview - Approved!!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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thanks saylin, that clears up things :)

7/2/10- NOA1

2/9/11- NOA2 (transferred to Texas)

NVC

2/28/11- case number received

3/2/11- Paid AOS bill

3/5/11- Paid IV bill

3/12/11- expedite to Bogota consulate approved!!!

3/14/11- left NVC to Bogota for further processing

3/17/11- received by Bogota, emailed consulate and was told to send DS-230 and DS-2100 (packet 3)

3/18/11- packet 3 emailed to Bogota consulate, email confirmation on March 23

3/31/11- Interview date! Approved!!!!!!

Keep the faith, everything works out for the very best

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I think i have read few days ago from Saylin that you have to write the NVC number on the right upper corner of each documents that your going to pass? Does is really need to be typed or hand writing is alright?

Also when you said on every documents does it literally mean on every page of the AOS, DS-230? how bout on the IRS, certificate of employment? pay stubs? police clearance? Birth certificate? marriage certificate?

I'm sorry if ask this, I'm just to OC and i don't want an RFE that could delay our papers :)

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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im assuming nothing will be invoiced because of the weekend, correct?

7/2/10- NOA1

2/9/11- NOA2 (transferred to Texas)

NVC

2/28/11- case number received

3/2/11- Paid AOS bill

3/5/11- Paid IV bill

3/12/11- expedite to Bogota consulate approved!!!

3/14/11- left NVC to Bogota for further processing

3/17/11- received by Bogota, emailed consulate and was told to send DS-230 and DS-2100 (packet 3)

3/18/11- packet 3 emailed to Bogota consulate, email confirmation on March 23

3/31/11- Interview date! Approved!!!!!!

Keep the faith, everything works out for the very best

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thanks saylin, that clears up things :)

That was my intention, to clear things up.

I think i have read few days ago from Saylin that you have to write the NVC number on the right upper corner of each documents that your going to pass? Does is really need to be typed or hand writing is alright?

Also when you said on every documents does it literally mean on every page of the AOS, DS-230? how bout on the IRS, certificate of employment? pay stubs? police clearance? Birth certificate? marriage certificate?

I'm sorry if ask this, I'm just to OC and i don't want an RFE that could delay our papers :)

It's not required or mandatory, but I would highly suggest it. And yes, on every single page of the AOS package (including IRS transcripts, employment letters, pay stubs, each page of the form, etc). Also, every page in the DS-230 package (all pages of the form, all certificates, etc). If you don't feel comfortable writing the case number on certain documents (like birth certificates), some people have used sticky notes and that way, it can simply be removed and no harm is done to the document.

If you don't put the case numbers, you won't get an RFE. But if one of your papers gets lost, at least it'll have a case number and can be relocated to the rest of your package.

im assuming nothing will be invoiced because of the weekend, correct?

I wouldn't think so, no.

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: India
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Still getting SIF message :bonk: :bonk:

Someone pls fix NVC's computer system.

I wouldn't mind SIF once i am done with sending AOS and DS-230 packets.

I am almost out of TSC blackhole.

Marriage : 2010-06-27

I-130 NOA1 : 2010-07-14

Transferred to Blackhole : 2010-11-02

NOA2 : Feb 15, 2011

NVC:

2/25/11 - received case number, IIN, and gave e-mail IDs.

2/25/11 - Send DS-3032 E-mail

2/28/11 - I-864 (AOS) bill invoiced and paid

3/01/11 - AOS payment status "PAID"

3/02/11 - DS-3032 : Email accepted

3/04/11 - IV bill invoiced (e-mail at 2:30 AM) and paid

3/07/11 - IV payment status "PAID"

3/08/11 - AOS and IV packet sent

3/22/11 - AOS in the system and reviewed that triggered false RFE for IV packet

3/28/11 - DS-230 in the system and SIF

3/29/11 - Case Completed at NVC

4/13/11 - Interview date assigned

5/17/11 - Interview- Approved

5/18/11 - Passport & Visa Picked up from VFS Delhi

5/31/11 - POE (JFK)

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That was my intention, to clear things up.

It's not required or mandatory, but I would highly suggest it. And yes, on every single page of the AOS package (including IRS transcripts, employment letters, pay stubs, each page of the form, etc). Also, every page in the DS-230 package (all pages of the form, all certificates, etc). If you don't feel comfortable writing the case number on certain documents (like birth certificates), some people have used sticky notes and that way, it can simply be removed and no harm is done to the document.

If you don't put the case numbers, you won't get an RFE. But if one of your papers gets lost, at least it'll have a case number and can be relocated to the rest of your package.

I wouldn't think so, no.

You're a Genius! You can answer everything, hehehe :)

Btw thanks for clearing up the site, that's why a while ago i got to open it then when i tried to open it again it's SIF and now i figured it out it's for EP :)

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another question Saylin:)

For AOS and DS-230, when i print it, what should be the size? is it A4 or 81/2x11 ( short )? also will i use both sides of the paper? or print 1 page per paper?

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You're a Genius! You can answer everything, hehehe :)

Btw thanks for clearing up the site, that's why a while ago i got to open it then when i tried to open it again it's SIF and now i figured it out it's for EP :)

It's not for EP, it's for those doing online forms. Two different things.

another question Saylin:)

For AOS and DS-230, when i print it, what should be the size? is it A4 or 81/2x11 ( short )? also will i use both sides of the paper? or print 1 page per paper?

Um, whatever regular paper size is, print that. And I wouldn't print on the back, just on one side.

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It's not for EP, it's for those doing online forms. Two different things.

Um, whatever regular paper size is, print that. And I wouldn't print on the back, just on one side.

Thanks a lot :)

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: France
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Eek I didn't write my case number on any paper. The way I see it. If the find my husbands birth certificate lying on the floor due to someone's mistake (what a stupid person anyway) I hope that in 2011 they have a way to look up cases by name and not just case number!

Also it wouldn't be a bad idea if you work at an office to print paper with your case number small in the corner. Reload this paper in your printer and when you print your documents it the case number is automatically printed on them. Except you would have to still hand write your case number on original tax transcipts and birth certificate etc. OR INVEST IN A STAMP from staples if you have extra money/time this weekend.

Also my IV packet landed in New Hampshire this morning! :yes:

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USCIS (177 days from NOA1 to NOA2)

08.05.2010 I-130 priority date 08.14.2010 I-130 NOA1 11.03.2010 Transfer from CSC to TSC 01.19.2011 Service Request for out of processing time. Congressional Intervention 02.07.2011 I-130 Approved 02.14.2011 Shipped from TSC to NVC

NVC (33 days from #assigned to CC)
02.17.2011 Case number assigned 02.18.2011 Case # & INN received. Gave email addresses. Emailed DS 3032. Paid AOS Fee 02.22.2011 AOS Fee appeared as paid. Mailed AOS. DS 3032 accepted 02.24.2011 AOS received. IV bill generated and paid 02.25.2011 IV bill fee appeared as paid. Mailed IV 02.28.2011 IV packet received 03.09.2011 AOS entered in the system 03.11.2011 IV entered in the system 03.15.2011 AVR RFE 03.16.2011 Sent RFE response. Service request for supervisor review. Emailed NVC for re-review of document 03.17.2011 Received RFE checklist in email. NVC received RFE response. Emailed US Embassy to review document. 03.18.2011 Embassy confirmed the document was valid. Forwarded Embassy email to NVC. 03.22.2011 Sign In Failed. Case Complete 03.25.2011 Interview assigned

VISA - SS - GC
04.06.2011 Case forwarded to Embassy. 05.02.2011 Medical 05.03.2011 Interview
Review 05.05.2011 Visa 05.16.2011 POE (@Philadelphia) 06.11.2011 SS #. Welcome Letter. 06.17.2011 GC!

ROC
05.06.2013 Packet sent to CSC

05.08.2013 Packet received at CSC

05.17.2013 Packet returned because of no signatures (####### oops8rh.gif )

05.20.2013 Packet sent to CSC again

05.21.2013 Packet received at CSC again

05.24.2013 Check cashed

05.28.2013 NOA one received (Dated 05.21.2013)

06.03.2013 Biometrics appointment letter received (appt 06.19.13)

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