Thank you LingChe NVC ShortCut

[EliseRR 4]

I was preparing documentations for NVC and looked at LingChe NVC ShortCut to see how to prepare for it.

In the instructions for I-864, there is one line to remind consistency about job title. I suddenly

remembered the empolyment letter I have does not show same job title as on all the forms. Called HR

to correct it right away.

THANK YOU Nimche & LingLing!!! You guys saved me a month. I really appreciate that.

For everyone that is working on NVC process should check LingChe NVC ShortCut

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/LingChe_NVC_ShortCut

[Olomi_811 130]

It's a wonderful tool that many don't utilize. Everything a person needs is right here on VJ yet people are not willing to research and would rather ask every little question that comes to mind.

[KyleAndrea 1]

What do they mean by ordinal day?

[Olomi_811 130]

What do they mean by ordinal day?

It would help if you said exactly where you read ithat.

[KyleAndrea 1]

It would help if you said exactly where you read ithat.

From LingChe's guide.

This marries the USCIS receipt number to your newly generated NVC number which is based on

EEEYYYYOOOSSS

E = 3 digit embassy code (example TKY for Tokyo)

Y = 4 digit code for year (example 2008)

O= 3 digit code for Ordinal date plus 500

Example I. Aug 28 = 241st ordinal day ADD 500 = 741

Example II. 741 SUBTRACT 500 = 241st ordinal day (Aug. 28)

S = Sequence number of the day (if you were the second approval scanned, your code would be 002)

Full Example of NVC case number = TKY2008741002

[Olomi_811 130]

I'll try to explain it without confusing you or myself. The calendar year is 365 days. My case arrived at NVC on Feb. 28...January has 31 days add 28 for the day that my case got to NVC 59 plus 500 so LGS is the location 2012 is the year and 559 is the day received. The last set of numbers tells you that you were the XXX approved case scanned. So if you are 223 then you know NVC scanned 222 before you.