F1 case complete and waiting for visa # availability

[javisakid 64]

Question for all whom have pd in late 2006.. Did you think you may become current in this fiscal year?

My PD is October 2006, and unless there is a movement beyond 3-4 weeks per month, I assume ill be current at the start of the next fiscal year, so October or November,

[mohamed el bakr 15]

My PD is October 2006, and unless there is a movement beyond 3-4 weeks per month, I assume ill be current at the start of the next fiscal year, so October or November,

Good luck....I wish so too

[f1junkie 54]

Question for all whom have pd in late 2006.. Did you think you may become current in this fiscal year?

I am hoping to be current in August and get my interview in September 2013.

[mohamed el bakr 15]

I am hoping to be current in August and get my interview in September 2013.

My pd is 15Aug and i hope exactly as you ...let's pray for this

[f1junkie 54]

I have been praying

[vishu 4]

hello guys......

my interview went well...but my case is under administrative processing due to NZ PCC...coz i hav been to nz for 2 years...i hav applied for it but us embassy mumbai didnt got it from auckland consulate,nz....and i dont knw how much time it will take..did anyone know abt it? i mean wats the exact procedure n all.....

[Oli 10]

hello guys......

my interview went well...but my case is under administrative processing due to NZ PCC...coz i hav been to nz for 2 years...i hav applied for it but us embassy mumbai didnt got it from auckland consulate,nz....and i dont knw how much time it will take..did anyone know abt it? i mean wats the exact procedure n all.....

According to this web page, NZ Ministry of Justice should get ready of your document in 20 working days. But pls note that postage time is not included.

http://www.justice.govt.nz/services/criminal-records/get-a-copy-of-your-criminal-record

[KaviF1FamilyBased 1]

hello guys......

my interview went well...but my case is under administrative processing due to NZ PCC...coz i hav been to nz for 2 years...i hav applied for it but us embassy mumbai didnt got it from auckland consulate,nz....and i dont knw how much time it will take..did anyone know abt it? i mean wats the exact procedure n all.....

This is unfortunate vish. You should've applied for your NZ PCC way lot earlier.You could've avoided this delay.I had been canada for 5 years i got it a year ago.Anyways hope they dont make u wait for 2 long..Good luck hope u get ur visa soon.

Guys those who are preparing for interview..Please make sure u have everything in hand at the time of ur interview,else when if ur case goes pending,its an indefinite wait for some..I was this by the lady at the mumbai consulate. Its better not to end up getting the pending status.

If you've traveled anywhere outside ur home country.PLEASE make sure u apply for ur PCC way earlier to avoid delay, read about the process in the respective country website or google etc. The Canadian PCC took me about 6 months to get, but i had the luxury of time before my interview.

When a case goes pending you cannot get an update when ull get a visa approved from anyone...it can be frustrating

[Tania2013 5]

hello guys......

my interview went well...but my case is under administrative processing due to NZ PCC...coz i hav been to nz for 2 years...i hav applied for it but us embassy mumbai didnt got it from auckland consulate,nz....and i dont knw how much time it will take..did anyone know abt it? i mean wats the exact procedure n all.....

Hi Vishu, What is is NZ PCC? Sorry for my ignorance!

[vishu 4]

@ Oli:-i already got that letter but its not valid....

@ KaviF1FamilyBased:- i already applied for pcc but they didnt sent it yet...so its not my fault...n btw the procedure for NZ pcc is different from any other country...they r not giving pcc to individuals but they sent their pcc report to their respective us embassies at the time of interview so

@ tania2013:- dont be sorry...NZ PCC is new zealand police clearance certificate

Edited March 18, 2013 by vishu

[PatientMan 23]

@ Oli:-i already got that letter but its not valid....

@ KaviF1FamilyBased:- i already applied for pcc but they didnt sent it yet...so its not my fault...n btw the procedure for NZ pcc is different from any other country...they r not giving pcc to individuals but they sent their pcc report to their respective us embassies at the time of interview so

@ tania2013:- dont be sorry...NZ PCC is new zealand police clearance certificate

Hey Vishu,

It sounds like obtaining PC from NZ for US migration is strange one as Holland. They too send it directly to the NVC/Consulate.

However in my case, for me to obtain it, I had to email/regular mail NVC and give them my previous address in Holland and NVC themself would ask the proper authority in Holland, No forms to fill etc which was pretty confusing. Anyway, for them I think it took about 2 months to get it (based on date I emailed NVC and the time I had my Case fully approved, back in Nov 2010.

My question to you is, did you live in NZ after your case was approved or before?

Good luck and do not worry, 'Im sure if you contact them again, they will get the PC across within a month at most.

[Grace A 12]

Glad your interview went well Vishu! Hope they will get the PCC soon from NZ.

Hope Krishh's interview will go well also!

Dont worry f1junkie and the others.. you will be called this year for sure!

Edited March 18, 2013 by Grace A

[Grace A 12]

Hey Vishu,

It sounds like obtaining PC from NZ for US migration is strange one as Holland. They too send it directly to the NVC/Consulate.

However in my case, for me to obtain it, I had to email/regular mail NVC and give them my previous address in Holland and NVC themself would ask the proper authority in Holland, No forms to fill etc which was pretty confusing. Anyway, for them I think it took about 2 months to get it (based on date I emailed NVC and the time I had my Case fully approved, back in Nov 2010.

My question to you is, did you live in NZ after your case was approved or before?

Good luck and do not worry, 'Im sure if you contact them again, they will get the PC across within a month at most.

Patient man why does it matter when he lived in NZ? Would it be different if he had lived there before his case got approved or after? Please tell me. Thanks

[PatientMan 23]

Patient man why does it matter when he lived in NZ? Would it be different if he had lived there before his case got approved or after? Please tell me. Thanks

Because when they process the case at NVC they ask for the PC from countries one has lived in for the last 10 years. If Vishu lived there before the case was approved then they would have asked for the PC for NZ at that time.

Considering our situaion is different and we were affected by retrogression, then we must supply PC from the counties we have lived in between the dates our case was approved and present day.

Hence I am assuming in Vishu's case this is after the approval.

Does this make sense?

[aaydrian 479]

Glad your interview went well Vishu! Hope they will get the PCC soon from NZ.

Hope Krishh's interview will go well also!

Dont worry f1junkie and the others.. you will be called this year for sure!

Congrats on knowing something's in the works. Badger them until you get packet 4.

Because when they process the case at NVC they ask for the PC from countries one has lived in for the last 10 years. If Vishu lived there before the case was approved then they would have asked for the PC for NZ at that time.

Considering our situaion is different and we were affected by retrogression, then we must supply PC from the counties we have lived in between the dates our case was approved and present day.

Hence I am assuming in Vishu's case this is after the approval.

Does this make sense?

If I'm not mistaken, persons over the age of 16 MUST provide a PC for any country they had lived in or worked in for more than 6 months (even if it was 1 yr, 5 yrs, 10 yrs or 40 yrs ago). I don't think it matters what stage your case is at either.