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okay this is it.. i received email from NVC and confused of what is this mean..can someone help me.i sent all required documents with the cover code each package, is this RFE or something?

CHECKLIST COVER LETTER

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That's the false checklist! It's a good indication your AOS was reviewed and accepted! Call up to confirm!

Just got an email from NVC, my interview date is Jan 15, 2013 07:30am.

Below is the snippet from the letter

The National Visa Center (NVC) has completed its processing of XXXXXXXXX's petition, case number BMBXXXXXXXXXX;

and forwarded it to the American Embassy/Consulate in MUMBAI (BOMBAY).

An immigrant visa interview has been scheduled for the applicant at the U.S. Embassy/Consulate in

MUMBAI (BOMBAY) on January 15, 2013 at 07:30 am.

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Mrs Sterling
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Hey my fellow NVC'ers "CASE CLOSED" and "INTERVIEW SCHEDULED" are going to be the phrases for November. Heres to spending Chistmas with our spouses

Darnell
Darnell

no - the I-130 approval is for the USCitizen spouse, granting the petition. Once the petition is approved, the intending immigrant is allowed to apply for an immigrant visa. NVC does doc intake, d

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can you please get on the internets with a PC, and study post #1 and Post #2 of this topic, sometime todayish? Using VJ with a handphone is abysmal, you miss 90 percent of stuff that you need.

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Saylin,

I have a question, during the interview do I need to tell or show visa officer where I'm working. currently I'm working in India but plan is after I get visa quit the job and join my spouse in USA.

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USCIS

04/20/2012: I-130 Sent

04/23/2012: NOA1 Priority Date

04/30/2012: I-797 Rec'd Hard copy

11/01/2012: NOA2 E-mail & Text

11/05/2012: Received NOA2 hardcopy

NVC

11/06/2012: NVC received case(Checked by calling)

11/06/2012: Got Case number/IIN from NVC (Over the phone)

11/07/2012: Provided Petitioner/Beneficiary email addresses to NVC

11/07/2012: Sent DS-3032 (EMail version)

11/08/2012: Received email from NVC (AOS Invoice and DS-3032)

11/08/2012: Paid AOS Bill(Status: InProcess)

11/08/2012: Beneficiary emailed Signed/Scanned copy of DS-3032

11/13/2012: AOS Bill Status Changed to PAID

11/13/2012: Sent AOS Package

11/15/2012: NVC Received AOS Packet

11/20/2012: Beneficiary received email from NVC that DS-3032 is accepted

11/21/2012: Received email from NVC about IV Invoice

11/21/2012: Paid IV Fee (Status: InProcess)

11/23/2012: IV Bill Status Changed to PAID)

11/23/2012: Sent IV Package

11/27/2012: NVC Received IV Packet

11/29/2012: NVC Accepted AOS

12/11/2012: NVC Accepted DS-230 partI & II

12/12/2012: Received Interview Date

12/12/2012: Case complete at NVC and Transferred to India

CONSULATE

12/18/2012: Embassy received

12/20/2012: Medical

01/15/2013: Interview

01/18/2013: Visa

03/07/2013: POE

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Saylin,

I have a question, during the interview do I need to tell or show visa officer where I'm working. currently I'm working in India but plan is after I get visa quit the job and join my spouse in USA.

Well, the officer obviously knows you're going to quit your job to move to the US. That's the whole point of the visa! And they have the information of where you're working from the DS-230. If they have a question about it, they'll ask.

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Wiki for Canadian Spouses for NVC (electronic processing and online forms)

Wiki on NVC Process

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