NVC Filers - February 2012

[foobaz123 39]

The problem is that the consulate is just a proxy, the document was made in Turkey and signed there by a judge. I'm going back tomorrow to order a replacement, but it's going to take around 2 months again, and I won't have it in time for the interview.

So what they finally offered was to correct the mistake by hand and sign and put the consulate stamp next to the correction. I guess it's the best thing I can have right now...

Still gonna request a new one but at least I'll have something in my hands for the interview.

Speaking in general for other US Government stuff, correcting a minor error with a strike through and initials (stamp in this case) isn't unusual and usually accepted. I imagine you can email the US consulate and ask them if it is okay, assuming you haven't already.

[Saylin 1,605]

They wrote a 0 instead of a 9, so they're 9 years off... So it's obviously a typo. All the rest of the information is correct, day and month of birth, place of birth, my full name, and my parents' full names. There's no doubt about the identity of the certificate holder with all that, but I don't think a CO will accept a document with such a typo...

Do you think they would accept the correction certified with the consulate stamp?

Oh, ya, that's a bad typo. I'm not sure how strict they are in France, they might accept it, that's why I suggested contacting them and asking. Explain how they made a typo; they might understand, but I don't know.

But they should accept it withe the correction stamp. Again, I'd suggesting contacting the embassy and explaining everything.

[Laure&Colin 558]

Speaking in general for other US Government stuff, correcting a minor error with a strike through and initials (stamp in this case) isn't unusual and usually accepted. I imagine you can email the US consulate and ask them if it is okay, assuming you haven't already.

I sure hope they will be ok with it...

[foobaz123 39]

I sure hope they will be ok with it...

It's also not a particularly grievous typo or surprising. 9 and 0 are right next to each other.

Have you emailed the US consulate and asked them?

[Laure&Colin 558]

Oh, ya, that's a bad typo. I'm not sure how strict they are in France, they might accept it, that's why I suggested contacting them and asking. Explain how they made a typo; they might understand, but I don't know.

But they should accept it withe the correction stamp. Again, I'd suggesting contacting the embassy and explaining everything.

I'll email them, thanks for the support everyone. EDIT: "them" meaning USEM Paris.

I thought the day I get the missing Turkish pcc would be the day the worries would go away. I should've been counting on those bureaucrats typing with 2 fingers on their keyboard...

Edited February 8, 2012 by Laure&Colin

[foobaz123 39]

I'll email them, thanks for the support everyone.

I thought the day I get the missing Turkish pcc would be the day the worries would go away. I should've been counting on those bureaucrats typing with 2 fingers on their keyboard...

It is the fervent belief of some that the purpose of Governments and those who work in them is for the betterment of mankind; to faithfully serve and carry out their duties in an expeditious manner without error. That it is a noble enterprise worthy of both expansion and reverence. The cosmic irony is that reality is nearly the polar opposite.

[Laure&Colin 558]

It is the fervent belief of some that the purpose of Governments and those who work in them is for the betterment of mankind; to faithfully serve and carry out their duties in an expeditious manner without error. That it is a noble enterprise worthy of both expansion and reverence. The cosmic irony is that reality is nearly the polar opposite.

I just realized that the birth year they wrote would make me 42 years old.

Edited February 8, 2012 by Laure&Colin

[Amanda&Elvio 12]

I talked to a very nice man at the NVC today and got my case number and IIN. Also gave him our e-mail addresses. It's so nice to feel like something is actually happening with our case!

[Rujby 23]

I talked to a very nice man at the NVC today and got my case number and IIN. Also gave him our e-mail addresses. It's so nice to feel like something is actually happening with our case!

That is good, i call them around 8h10 AM, they told me they told me they have not entered my case in their system yet

[foobaz123 39]

I talked to a very nice man at the NVC today and got my case number and IIN. Also gave him our e-mail addresses. It's so nice to feel like something is actually happening with our case!

Hahaha.. now you're ahead of me.. I'm still waiting for my IIN and AOS bill

Grrrr....

"We're sorry sir, we just entered this case and nothing is available yet."

I'm starting to wonder if my quick conversion to EP is causing a delay....

Edited February 8, 2012 by foobaz123

[Rujby 23]

on top of that, they ask me to call next week....

[foobaz123 39]

on top of that, they ask me to call next week....

That's their boiler plate response. I wouldn't put any stock in it.

[Saylin 1,605]

I talked to a very nice man at the NVC today and got my case number and IIN. Also gave him our e-mail addresses. It's so nice to feel like something is actually happening with our case!

Grats!

Good job on getting all info and providing emails

Now you can email the DS-3032

[Rujby 23]

That's their boiler plate response. I wouldn't put any stock in it.

hum...i am gonna call them later on around 6hpm

[Rujby 23]

guys can you please tell NVC to give me my case number