NVC has Petition

[JAFA 0]

Less than two weeks from CSC to NVC! Nothing for CSC to be proud of, but at least we're getting closer

Lady at NVC said it would take no more than 4 weeks to approve and mail to embassy, and could take less... Here's hoping for less!

[sweetnsalty 0]

Woohooo! I'm in the same situation... less time sounds great!

[raymaga 25]

Congrats on your progress.... I'd be very surprised if it took 4 weeks to get to the Embassy. Hopefully, you'll hear something sooner than that!!!!!

Best wishes.

[mrc 0]

JAFA, ours took less than a week before Seoul had it. Your fiance has all the info she needs. I sent her the link to the Packet 3 info and told her how it goes. Hopefully things go smoothly for you guys. Good luck!

[Callina 1]

God bless you and your wonderful fiancee, Jafa, and may your petition get to Seoul soon! (I checked the DHL site this morning and noticed an envelope sent to South Korea, I pray that it is yours!)

[JAFA 0]

Thanks so much for the help! Working packet 3 now and guess I need to call NVC to see if it's approved and mailed already! Woo hoo! Getting closer!

[Callina 1]

Liza could also phone the U.S. Embassy in Seoul at the end of this week or at the beginning of the other to find out if the file sent by NVC is your petition. Good luck!

[JAFA 0]

Liza could also phone the U.S. Embassy in Seoul at the end of this week or at the beginning of the other to find out if the file sent by NVC is your petition. Good luck!

Mornin' Callina, how'd you find out that a packet got sent to Seoul? Is there a website I don't know about?

Flying over to visit Liza next month, regardless of how the paperwork is going.

JAFA

[Callina 1]

Sorry for the delay in answering you, Jafa. Well, it seems that NVC uses the quick services of DHL to send the approved petitions to the beneficiaries' countries. This means that we have a possibility to use the DHL website so as to check whether there are any shipments to those regions of the globe we are interested in. We will not find our names among the other pieces of info we may have access to while visiting the above-mentioned site, but we can get a picture of when our package could leave NVC if we know for sure that it had got there. This morning, Dinha - our very kind-hearted VJ fellow - emailed me and taught me how to use the DHL online tracking system. I am very grateful to her and I wish to show my appreciation for what she did by passing on the info and thus helping other people. So, here's what you have to do:

1. Insert this address in your browser's case:

http://track.dhl-usa.com/TrackByRef.asp?nav=TrackByRef

2. Then put the word "correspondence" in the Reference Case and the code 03801 in the Origin Postal Code (which is in the Additional Information field).

3. Eventually, click the word Track written in red below the table and wait. You'll find many packages sent on the 13th and 14th to various countries, including South Korea (still, we don't know whether it's yours or not, but your fiancee can call the US Embassy in Seoul in the following two days to find out).

God bless!

[JAFA 0]

Sorry for the delay in answering you, Jafa. Well, it seems that NVC uses the quick services of DHL to send the approved petitions to the beneficiaries' countries. This means that we have a possibility to use the DHL website so as to check whether there are any shipments to those regions of the globe we are interested in. We will not find our names among the other pieces of info we may have access to while visiting the above-mentioned site, but we can get a picture of when our package could leave NVC if we know for sure that it had got there. This morning, Dinha - our very kind-hearted VJ fellow - emailed me and taught me how to use the DHL online tracking system. I am very grateful to her and I wish to show my appreciation for what she did by passing on the info and thus helping other people. So, here's what you have to do:

1. Insert this address in your browser's case:

http://track.dhl-usa.com/TrackByRef.asp?nav=TrackByRef

2. Then put the word "correspondence" in the Reference Case and the code 03801 in the Origin Postal Code (which is in the Additional Information field).

3. Eventually, click the word Track written in red below the table and wait. You'll find many packages sent on the 13th and 14th to various countries, including South Korea (still, we don't know whether it's yours or not, but your fiancee can call the US Embassy in Seoul in the following two days to find out).

God bless!

That's just too cool! Thanks! Gonna check it out in just a minute here... You're missing all the rain and flooding in Washington

Sorry for the delay in answering you, Jafa. Well, it seems that NVC uses the quick services of DHL to send the approved petitions to the beneficiaries' countries. This means that we have a possibility to use the DHL website so as to check whether there are any shipments to those regions of the globe we are interested in. We will not find our names among the other pieces of info we may have access to while visiting the above-mentioned site, but we can get a picture of when our package could leave NVC if we know for sure that it had got there. This morning, Dinha - our very kind-hearted VJ fellow - emailed me and taught me how to use the DHL online tracking system. I am very grateful to her and I wish to show my appreciation for what she did by passing on the info and thus helping other people. So, here's what you have to do:

1. Insert this address in your browser's case:

http://track.dhl-usa.com/TrackByRef.asp?nav=TrackByRef

2. Then put the word "correspondence" in the Reference Case and the code 03801 in the Origin Postal Code (which is in the Additional Information field).

3. Eventually, click the word Track written in red below the table and wait. You'll find many packages sent on the 13th and 14th to various countries, including South Korea (still, we don't know whether it's yours or not, but your fiancee can call the US Embassy in Seoul in the following two days to find out).

God bless!

That's just too cool! Thanks! Gonna check it out in just a minute here... You're missing all the rain and flooding in Washington

Oh... one more question (while I'm monopolizing on your time...). Do you happen to know if we're assigned an NVC case number is we already have a USCIS receipt number?

[Callina 1]

I hope your family are all right! I feel so sorry for the ones who've had to cope with the flooding...Romania was itself severely affected by heavy rain and flooding this year and two years ago and I know how much suffering they can bring about.

Yes, we are assigned a new number once our case gets to NVC. My fiance wrote it down yesterday during his phone conversation with the NVC clerk and I also received it by email this morning (I had sent them an email inquiry on the 8th of November asking them if they'd got our case...).

[JAFA 0]

I hope your family are all right! I feel so sorry for the ones who've had to cope with the flooding...Romania was itself severely affected by heavy rain and flooding this year and two years ago and I know how much suffering they can bring about.

The flooding isn't that bad here... Just entertaining at times. Seems I'm getting to have all kinds of weather lately. Blizzards last month and now flooding

[Callina 1]

The NVC case number (so the new number we get for our cases) is made up of three letters and ten figures. I guess it's the same for everyone.

[Steven 0]

The NVC case number (so the new number we get for our cases) is made up of three letters and ten figures. I guess it's the same for everyone.

I am trying to track a dhl package to the us embassy in Ankara, Turkey. I can't seem to track anything at all. Using the method from above

[Callina 1]

Steven, I hear it doesn't work in all cases. But I'll give it a try myself and let you know in a minute.