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Hey everyone!

So I'm a bit confused. I know after my K1 petition is approved, it is sent to the NVC and then forwarded the the US Consulate, in my case, in Rio de Janeiro. Anyhow, I have seen posts about people getting interview dates from the NVC once they have their case number... I know that Rio sends out their interview dates in the packet to the applicant, but is this date coming from the NVC?

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Hey everyone!

So I'm a bit confused. I know after my K1 petition is approved, it is sent to the NVC and then forwarded the the US Consulate, in my case, in Rio de Janeiro. Anyhow, I have seen posts about people getting interview dates from the NVC once they have their case number... I know that Rio sends out their interview dates in the packet to the applicant, but is this date coming from the NVC?

Not sure about Brazil, but once your packet is registered at NVC (for the Philippines) you can get your case number and schedule your appointment. You don't have to wait on the Embassy to send out packet or for the packet to get to the embassy.

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For K1 visas interviews are at the embassy.

My bad... I meant embassy... :wacko: The waiting is finally getting to me!

Not sure about Brazil, but once your packet is registered at NVC (for the Philippines) you can get your case number and schedule your appointment. You don't have to wait on the Embassy to send out packet or for the packet to get to the embassy.

Ahh, I gotcha...Good to know. Thanks!

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Hey everyone!

So I'm a bit confused. I know after my K1 petition is approved, it is sent to the NVC and then forwarded the the US Consulate, in my case, in Rio de Janeiro. Anyhow, I have seen posts about people getting interview dates from the NVC once they have their case number... I know that Rio sends out their interview dates in the packet to the applicant, but is this date coming from the NVC?

NVC will give you your RDJ number which is your case number in Rio. After about 7 days after you got your RDJ# you can send an email to the embassy in Rio to ask if they scheduled your interview yet or not.

They'll mail a letter (packet 4) with the interview date to the beneficiary's address in Brazil, but that may never arrive... so I recommend that you email them and ask.

good luck!

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10/04/2011 - I-129F sent [/font]
10/06/2011 - I-129F received at USCIS/Dallas and routed to Vermont
10/12/2011 - NOA1 email and text message + check cashed. (NOA1 hardcopy date is Oct 11)
12/20/2011 - She went to the US with a tourist visa to spend 2 weeks with him
01/27/2012 - NOA2 (hard copy came in the mail on Feb 1 + text message, email and website update)
02/13/2012 - SENT EMAIL TO RIO DE JANEIRO CONSULATE TO GET INTERVIEW DATE
04/03/2012 - INTERVIEW IN RIO DE JANEIRO - APPROVED
04/10/2012 - Passport with visa + sealed envelope received [/color]
08/27/2012 - POE Atlanta
09/01/2012 - Married!

AOS
09/25/2012 - AOS + EAD + AP sent
09/27/2012 - AOS package received in Chicago
10/02/2012 - Text messages + email received with 3 case numbers showing NOA for EAD + AP Sep 28/ NOA I-485 Oct 1
10/03/2012 - Check cashed $1,070.00
12/07/2012 - EAD + Travel Permit combo card

07/22/2013 - GC approved

07/25/2013 - GC in production

07/29/2013 - GC received

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05/14/2015 - Package sent

05/18/2015 - Package received in Vermont

 
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