NVC Qeustion

[maxxell 0]

Hi member

Well i have a question about NVC and the consulate thing is i received my NOA2 on feb 23 rd 2012 thing is i dont know where the process is at now , so what usually is the best thing to do , should i wait till the NVC sends letter to say they have sent to the consulate or should i contact NVC at this moment and ask if they have received my application ? please help whats the best way to go about it ? is there any other way to find out online or just calling and email ?

please help thanks

[Inky 1,111]

Call until they give you the embassy case number then start contacting the embassy or DOS (faster response better response than embassy usually.) soon after that.

[maxxell 0]

Call until they give you the embassy case number then start contacting the embassy or DOS (faster response better response than embassy usually.) soon after that.

someone posted the NVC number here at some point you have an idea what it is or anyone else who has the number please i wouldnt mind having it now then thanks

[Divs 35]

someone posted the NVC number here at some point you have an idea what it is or anyone else who has the number please i wouldnt mind having it now then thanks

NVC (603) 334-0700

[maxxell 0]

NVC (603) 334-0700

Thanks

[Hank_ 9,174]

For the NVC:

Give them 7 - 10 days before calling. Call after 4:45 PM eastern time for shorter wait times

K1's are not tracked through the AVR, ever. They are processed like an immigrant visa, but they are NOT immigrant visas, so they fall into a completely different class of their own. Therefore you need an operator. To get there:

1-603-334-0700 Operator assistance is available Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 12:00 AM (Eastern Time)

Press 1 for English

Press 5 for an operator

NVC CONTACT INFORMATION:

Website: www.immigrantvisas.state.gov

E-mail: NVCInquiry@state.gov

REQUIRED SECURITY INFORMATION:

You are required to provide the following security information with each inquiry to receive a case specific response:

* NVC Case Number or USCIS Receipt Number (Place in the subject line of the e-mail).

* Petitioner's name and date of birth.

( NOTE: If the visa petition is employment-based, include the employer's company/organization name instead of the petitioner's name and date of birth. )

* Principal Applicant's name and date of birth.

* If you are an attorney, include your name and the name and address of your law office.