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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Honduras
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i'm so confused right now!! my case was approved like 5 days ago!! and i know that soon i should be doing some things!! but i dont undersrand about mail the DS-3032.. They will tell me email it or I just have to email it after I get my case number??? And what I have to put on it?? And which email i have to send it?? Help i'm si confused. With this - DS-3032 stuff HELLLLPPPPP :thumbs: :thumbs:

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nepal
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i'm so confused right now!! my case was approved like 5 days ago!! and i know that soon i should be doing some things!! but i dont undersrand about mail the DS-3032.. They will tell me email it or I just have to email it after I get my case number??? And what I have to put on it?? And which email i have to send it?? Help i'm si confused. With this - DS-3032 stuff HELLLLPPPPP :thumbs: :thumbs:

they will send you ds 3032 on your e-mail. wait until they ask you to take any action.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ecuador
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i'm so confused right now!! my case was approved like 5 days ago!! and i know that soon i should be doing some things!! but i dont undersrand about mail the DS-3032.. They will tell me email it or I just have to email it after I get my case number??? And what I have to put on it?? And which email i have to send it?? Help i'm si confused. With this - DS-3032 stuff HELLLLPPPPP :thumbs: :thumbs:

Hey Chris and Laura!

Here are my two cents:

1. It took my case 5 days to get to the NVC and the case number was assigned two days after that. Just for kicks, I would call the NVC today and give them your USCIS #. They should be able to tell you whether they've gotten your case file already. If they haven't, then wait until Monday or Tuesday and call again. Whenever they receive it, they will scan it and give it a case number. Once you get a case number, give them your email address and your spouse's. All communication with the NVC will be done through the phone or email, so make sure they have both of your emails.

2. My recommendation is that you send your DS-3032 as soon as you get your case number. This might save a you some time - I wasn't aware that I could send my DS-3032 as soon as I had the case number and I just waited until the form was generated, which was a waste of time. The way things are going with the NVC these days, it could take you more than two weeks to get your IV bill generated (which for some other people has happened a couple of days to a week after they have emailed their DS-3032).

Now, the DS-3032 is the Choice of Address and Agent form. The NVC accepts both the physical copy and the digital one, but you don't need to send both (although you can). If you do opt for the email, make sure you send it from the beneficiary's email address. LingChe's NVC Shortcuts has a pretty good template of what that email would look like so check it out (sorry, I can't post links yet apparently, but you should be able to do a search and find it without a problem), but no matter how you put it together, you will need to include all the information that the actual DS-3032 has. You could pretty much just transcribe the form into an email, and make sure that your email includes all the NVC info requirements :

* Name of the person submitting the inquiry

* NVC case number or USCIS receipt number

* Petitioner's name and date of birth

* Principal Applicant's name and date of birth

As far as other stuff that you could be doing while you wait, you and your spouse can get all the civil documents you will need to send eventually and prepare the Affidavit of Support. Get a co-sponsor if you need one, and make sure you get all the necessary paperwork from that person as well. I don't know if this is the case for everyone, but the generated DS-3032 came in along with the AOS bill (you can just ignore the DS-3032 at that point if you already emailed it). Anyway, check out LingChe's shortcuts as you keep moving forward and remember to take it a step at a time.. this stuff can get a bit overwhelming. But, if you have any questions, just ask!

So... if you can, call tonight and see what they say.. you might get some good news!!! GOOD LUCK!!!

USCIS: 154 days @ VSC

04/12/2012 - 1-130 Petition sent

04/19/2012 - I-130 received

04/26/2012 - NOA1

09/20/2012 - Petition APPROVED!!! Sent to NVC

09/21/2012 - NOA2 (text mssg approval)

NVC: 62 days until Case FWD to Consulate

09/26/2012 - Received by NVC

09/28/2012 - Case Number assigned

10/02/2012 - Invoice ID Number (IIN) assigned

10/02/2012 - DS-3032 and I-864 Bill generated; DS-3032 emailed, AOS bill paid

10/03/2012 - AOS shows as "PAID"

10/09/2012 - I-864 AOS sent

10/10/2012 - I-864 AOS arrived at NVC

10/17/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted

10/18/2012 - Receive "AOS payment arrived at NVC" email

10/19/2012 - IV bill generated and paid

10/22/2012 - IV shows as "PAID"; I-864 accepted and COMPLETE!!!

10/23/2012 - IV Application sent

10/24/2012 - IV Application arrived at NVC

11/07/2012 - IV accepted and complete

11/07/2012 - Case Complete

11/26/2012 - Interview Scheduled

11/27/2012 - Case Forwarded to GYQ Consulate

Guayaquil Consulate:

12/03/2012 - Medical

01/29/2013 - Interview - APPROVED!!!!!

02/06/2013 - Passport ready for pick up at DHL

02/13/2013 - POE MIA - Living happily ever after!

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Hey another question :) how long after Getting my case number should I send the DS-3032???

you can literally email it as soon as you get your case number. no need to wait! You will get the actual barcoded document whenever it's generated but it really makes no sense to wait. Did you call? Any news on your case number?

USCIS: 154 days @ VSC

04/12/2012 - 1-130 Petition sent

04/19/2012 - I-130 received

04/26/2012 - NOA1

09/20/2012 - Petition APPROVED!!! Sent to NVC

09/21/2012 - NOA2 (text mssg approval)

NVC: 62 days until Case FWD to Consulate

09/26/2012 - Received by NVC

09/28/2012 - Case Number assigned

10/02/2012 - Invoice ID Number (IIN) assigned

10/02/2012 - DS-3032 and I-864 Bill generated; DS-3032 emailed, AOS bill paid

10/03/2012 - AOS shows as "PAID"

10/09/2012 - I-864 AOS sent

10/10/2012 - I-864 AOS arrived at NVC

10/17/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted

10/18/2012 - Receive "AOS payment arrived at NVC" email

10/19/2012 - IV bill generated and paid

10/22/2012 - IV shows as "PAID"; I-864 accepted and COMPLETE!!!

10/23/2012 - IV Application sent

10/24/2012 - IV Application arrived at NVC

11/07/2012 - IV accepted and complete

11/07/2012 - Case Complete

11/26/2012 - Interview Scheduled

11/27/2012 - Case Forwarded to GYQ Consulate

Guayaquil Consulate:

12/03/2012 - Medical

01/29/2013 - Interview - APPROVED!!!!!

02/06/2013 - Passport ready for pick up at DHL

02/13/2013 - POE MIA - Living happily ever after!

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Yes my husband did!! So I will email it soon!! But do I need to creat a barcode and put it on the email?? Or just the case number??

You just need to email the information in the DS-3032 (you can use any of the templates available here, just type it in the search bar) from you email address. The emails are checked in they order they are received so I'd recommend emailing them today. No need to create a barcode, just make sure you write in the case number NVC assigned to you in the subject line of your email.

USCIS: 154 days @ VSC

04/12/2012 - 1-130 Petition sent

04/19/2012 - I-130 received

04/26/2012 - NOA1

09/20/2012 - Petition APPROVED!!! Sent to NVC

09/21/2012 - NOA2 (text mssg approval)

NVC: 62 days until Case FWD to Consulate

09/26/2012 - Received by NVC

09/28/2012 - Case Number assigned

10/02/2012 - Invoice ID Number (IIN) assigned

10/02/2012 - DS-3032 and I-864 Bill generated; DS-3032 emailed, AOS bill paid

10/03/2012 - AOS shows as "PAID"

10/09/2012 - I-864 AOS sent

10/10/2012 - I-864 AOS arrived at NVC

10/17/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted

10/18/2012 - Receive "AOS payment arrived at NVC" email

10/19/2012 - IV bill generated and paid

10/22/2012 - IV shows as "PAID"; I-864 accepted and COMPLETE!!!

10/23/2012 - IV Application sent

10/24/2012 - IV Application arrived at NVC

11/07/2012 - IV accepted and complete

11/07/2012 - Case Complete

11/26/2012 - Interview Scheduled

11/27/2012 - Case Forwarded to GYQ Consulate

Guayaquil Consulate:

12/03/2012 - Medical

01/29/2013 - Interview - APPROVED!!!!!

02/06/2013 - Passport ready for pick up at DHL

02/13/2013 - POE MIA - Living happily ever after!

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Hi! I just saw this thread and I don't know if you still need it, but I believe this is the template that AB&MJ was referencing:

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/Email_DS-3032_form

Hope this helps...

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Hey Chris and Laura!

Here are my two cents:

1. It took my case 5 days to get to the NVC and the case number was assigned two days after that. Just for kicks, I would call the NVC today and give them your USCIS #. They should be able to tell you whether they've gotten your case file already. If they haven't, then wait until Monday or Tuesday and call again. Whenever they receive it, they will scan it and give it a case number. Once you get a case number, give them your email address and your spouse's. All communication with the NVC will be done through the phone or email, so make sure they have both of your emails.

2. My recommendation is that you send your DS-3032 as soon as you get your case number. This might save a you some time - I wasn't aware that I could send my DS-3032 as soon as I had the case number and I just waited until the form was generated, which was a waste of time. The way things are going with the NVC these days, it could take you more than two weeks to get your IV bill generated (which for some other people has happened a couple of days to a week after they have emailed their DS-3032).

Now, the DS-3032 is the Choice of Address and Agent form. The NVC accepts both the physical copy and the digital one, but you don't need to send both (although you can). If you do opt for the email, make sure you send it from the beneficiary's email address. LingChe's NVC Shortcuts has a pretty good template of what that email would look like so check it out (sorry, I can't post links yet apparently, but you should be able to do a search and find it without a problem), but no matter how you put it together, you will need to include all the information that the actual DS-3032 has. You could pretty much just transcribe the form into an email, and make sure that your email includes all the NVC info requirements :

* Name of the person submitting the inquiry

* NVC case number or USCIS receipt number

* Petitioner's name and date of birth

* Principal Applicant's name and date of birth

As far as other stuff that you could be doing while you wait, you and your spouse can get all the civil documents you will need to send eventually and prepare the Affidavit of Support. Get a co-sponsor if you need one, and make sure you get all the necessary paperwork from that person as well. I don't know if this is the case for everyone, but the generated DS-3032 came in along with the AOS bill (you can just ignore the DS-3032 at that point if you already emailed it). Anyway, check out LingChe's shortcuts as you keep moving forward and remember to take it a step at a time.. this stuff can get a bit overwhelming. But, if you have any questions, just ask!

So... if you can, call tonight and see what they say.. you might get some good news!!! GOOD LUCK!!!

thank you for this... this will help us alot on our cr1 journey :)

OUR K1 TIMELINE

03/09/2012 Sent first I-129F while deployed at Korea.. He only sent the form so we have to send it again.. lol

04/24/2012 Send second I-129F

05/01/2012 USCIS acceptance date routed to VSC

05/12/2012 NOA1

10/25/2012 NOA2

CR1 JOURNEY

09/26/2012 3rd visit

10/09/2012 Wedding

10/20/2012 I-130 Sent to Chicago Lockbox via UPS

10/22/2012 Filing Date

10/25/2012 confirmation email and text ( MSC )

10/26/2012 expedite request

10/31/2012 NOA1 hard copy

11/02/2012 NOA2 yay !!!!

11/05/2012 Case sent to NVC

11/13/2012 Case number/IIN assigned

11/16/2012 AOS fee bill and DS3032 ready

11/19/2012 AOS paid

11/20/2012 AOS shows paid/DS3032 sent

11/30/2012 AOS package sent( delayed coz of hubby's itrs grrrr...)

12/01/2012 DS3032 accepted

12/02/2012 IV fee bill ready

12/05/2012 IV bill shows paid

12/06/2012 IV packet sent

12/20/2012 case complete

01/15/2013 interview date scheduled (feb. 6, 2013)

01/22/2013 1st day of medical exam

01/23/2013 passed the medical exam !!!!

02/06/2013 VISA APPROVED !!!!

02/09/2013 Visa on hand

02/17/2013 POE Washington Dulles

02/19/2013 Immigrant Fee Payment (165$)

Your I-130 was approved in 2 days from your NOA1 date.

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thank you for this... this will help us alot on our cr1 journey :)

You're welcome! make sure you visit the LingChe or James' shortcuts for further reference. And do your best to have everything to send out as soon as you get a green light for the next step. It'll save you some time and get you closer to your hubby :) GOOD LUCK!!

USCIS: 154 days @ VSC

04/12/2012 - 1-130 Petition sent

04/19/2012 - I-130 received

04/26/2012 - NOA1

09/20/2012 - Petition APPROVED!!! Sent to NVC

09/21/2012 - NOA2 (text mssg approval)

NVC: 62 days until Case FWD to Consulate

09/26/2012 - Received by NVC

09/28/2012 - Case Number assigned

10/02/2012 - Invoice ID Number (IIN) assigned

10/02/2012 - DS-3032 and I-864 Bill generated; DS-3032 emailed, AOS bill paid

10/03/2012 - AOS shows as "PAID"

10/09/2012 - I-864 AOS sent

10/10/2012 - I-864 AOS arrived at NVC

10/17/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted

10/18/2012 - Receive "AOS payment arrived at NVC" email

10/19/2012 - IV bill generated and paid

10/22/2012 - IV shows as "PAID"; I-864 accepted and COMPLETE!!!

10/23/2012 - IV Application sent

10/24/2012 - IV Application arrived at NVC

11/07/2012 - IV accepted and complete

11/07/2012 - Case Complete

11/26/2012 - Interview Scheduled

11/27/2012 - Case Forwarded to GYQ Consulate

Guayaquil Consulate:

12/03/2012 - Medical

01/29/2013 - Interview - APPROVED!!!!!

02/06/2013 - Passport ready for pick up at DHL

02/13/2013 - POE MIA - Living happily ever after!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ecuador
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Hi! I just saw this thread and I don't know if you still need it, but I believe this is the template that AB&MJ was referencing:

Hope this helps...

Thank you for posting it!! :)

USCIS: 154 days @ VSC

04/12/2012 - 1-130 Petition sent

04/19/2012 - I-130 received

04/26/2012 - NOA1

09/20/2012 - Petition APPROVED!!! Sent to NVC

09/21/2012 - NOA2 (text mssg approval)

NVC: 62 days until Case FWD to Consulate

09/26/2012 - Received by NVC

09/28/2012 - Case Number assigned

10/02/2012 - Invoice ID Number (IIN) assigned

10/02/2012 - DS-3032 and I-864 Bill generated; DS-3032 emailed, AOS bill paid

10/03/2012 - AOS shows as "PAID"

10/09/2012 - I-864 AOS sent

10/10/2012 - I-864 AOS arrived at NVC

10/17/2012 - DS-3032 Accepted

10/18/2012 - Receive "AOS payment arrived at NVC" email

10/19/2012 - IV bill generated and paid

10/22/2012 - IV shows as "PAID"; I-864 accepted and COMPLETE!!!

10/23/2012 - IV Application sent

10/24/2012 - IV Application arrived at NVC

11/07/2012 - IV accepted and complete

11/07/2012 - Case Complete

11/26/2012 - Interview Scheduled

11/27/2012 - Case Forwarded to GYQ Consulate

Guayaquil Consulate:

12/03/2012 - Medical

01/29/2013 - Interview - APPROVED!!!!!

02/06/2013 - Passport ready for pick up at DHL

02/13/2013 - POE MIA - Living happily ever after!

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