Nothing on NVC yet its been 35 days!!!

[Alelovescesar 5]

Right? LMAO lets hope everything goes smooth.

I called Nvc twice today and nothing :/

[domingo y bianca 0]

I called Nvc twice today and nothing :/

Call your congress there the only ones that can help at this point

[mmiller2001 6]

Hello everyone, I'm in the same boat and like most of you have submitted investigations on both sides. I wanted to also offer one more, possible, help/ solution. My NOA2 approval was May 7th, and to date, NVC has not received it. Guys, make an INFOPASS! But here is a link from USCIS's web page to submit a 3rd party investigation through the Department of Homeland Security.

http://www.dhs.gov/ombudsman-case-assistance

I just did this myself on the advice of a fellow VJ'r...I will update my status here if anything changes.

[stevie b 141]

Hello everyone, I'm in the same boat and like most of you have submitted investigations on both sides. I wanted to also offer one more, possible, help/ solution. My NOA2 approval was May 7th, and to date, NVC has not received it. Guys, make an INFOPASS! But here is a link from USCIS's web page to submit a 3rd party investigation through the Department of Homeland Security.

http://www.dhs.gov/ombudsman-case-assistance

I just did this myself on the advice of a fellow VJ'r...I will update my status here if anything changes.

you should email scopsscata also

[mmiller2001 6]

Who or what is that?

[stevie b 141]

Who or what is that?

they are oversee vsc and csc

very quick to repond too

[domingo y bianca 0]

Who or what is that?

Also if you haven't done it, you should contact a congress from your area lie a little bit. Say hello I contact you guys about three weeks ago and you guys told me you were going to get back to me, may I speak to the person that deals with the immigration assistance. When they get you that person explain whats happening tell them you been waiting for the xx amount of time and your I797 says specifically says that it was forward to the NVC. those people can contact USCIS in minutes. The person helping me contacted them very fast, then she got back to me letting me know what was going on. Five minutes later she call me back again asking for some paperwork which is the permit for them into look at your case and get info from USCIS also when you send that add a letter saying that your very frustrated sad and that please to help you asap. after that they will contact USCIS and make them forward your case asap. for example I call them thursday, send her the paperwork the same day and she send the request the same day also and by monday NVC received it. Something that help me was that they knew where was my case because I send her an email from NVC saying that los angeles had it with them so they didn't need to look for my file

Edited July 1, 2013 by domingo y bianca

[Tegeras 5]

Most congressman or senators have a link on their websites for immigration issues where you can download the consent form directly from them. Once you fill it out and fax it to them along with a copy of your NOA2. If you know where your petition is being held hostage this will speed things up immensely. Just make sure you have it on paper like an email from NVC stating it's location. After you have done that wait a day or 2 then call them. You are not the only one sending them stuff so depending on their work load it may take a few days more for them to get to your casefile. They usually have a person that only deals with USCIS issues and that will be your contact.

From personal experience do not settle for just your congressman. My congressman's office worked more like the DMV and everything took 2 weeks for this and 3 weeks for that. My Senator's office on the other hand took personal interest in my case and it only took 3 days for them verify my petitions location and another 10 business days or so for it to get moved to the NVC.

[domingo y bianca 0]

Most congressman or senators have a link on their websites for immigration issues where you can download the consent form directly from them. Once you fill it out and fax it to them along with a copy of your NOA2. If you know where your petition is being held hostage this will speed things up immensely. Just make sure you have it on paper like an email from NVC stating it's location. After you have done that wait a day or 2 then call them. You are not the only one sending them stuff so depending on their work load it may take a few days more for them to get to your casefile. They usually have a person that only deals with USCIS issues and that will be your contact.

From personal experience do not settle for just your congressman. My congressman's office worked more like the DMV and everything took 2 weeks for this and 3 weeks for that. My Senator's office on the other hand took personal interest in my case and it only took 3 days for them verify my petitions location and another 10 business days or so for it to get moved to the NVC.

what he said lol, also what I would do is call them like I said before and tell then they never got back to you so they can help faster you dont loose nothing by trying it. But my congresswoman really help a lot and fast

[mmiller2001 6]

lol, just called NVC to see if my case showed up and apparently today their new policy is to wait 8 weeks. Apparently 15 business days wasn't working!

[stevie b 141]

Also if you haven't done it, you should contact a congress from your area lie a little bit. Say hello I contact you guys about three weeks ago and you guys told me you were going to get back to me, may I speak to the person that deals with the immigration assistance. When they get you that person explain whats happening tell them you been waiting for the xx amount of time and your I797 says specifically says that it was forward to the NVC. those people can contact USCIS in minutes. The person helping me contacted them very fast, then she got back to me letting me know what was going on. Five minutes later she call me back again asking for some paperwork which is the permit for them into look at your case and get info from USCIS also when you send that add a letter saying that your very frustrated sad and that please to help you asap. after that they will contact USCIS and make them forward your case asap. for example I call them thursday, send her the paperwork the same day and she send the request the same day also and by monday NVC received it. Something that help me was that they knew where was my case because I send her an email from NVC saying that los angeles had it with them so they didn't need to look for my file

now cumon bro.. don't tell people to lie!

[domingo y bianca 0]

now cumon bro.. don't tell people to lie!

lol sorry im just trying to help them out so they can get help, I didnt lie but The people from the congress office told me that they were going to get back to me in two weeks, they didnt ask for nothing just some info and number (no paperwork) so when I called and told them i called a month ago (I did wait a

month) they said im sorry let me get you the person that handles that. So what im saying just to say they been waiting a few weeks. Its hard to be waiting we know how it feels so a little lie wont be harmful lol

[Alelovescesar 5]

Still nothing! What's worse is that tomorrow is the last working day for government offices so if we don't get something today or tomorrow we have to wait until Monday!!! I'm so stressed out

[mmiller2001 6]

I had my infopass today and just got back. My case was sent to NRC and not NVC. That explains the holdup. My case, according to the USCIS rep was back and in the hands of someone to review it and forward it to NVC. My senator contacted me today also, and I will proceed with them as well to help motivate things along.

[Alelovescesar 5]

I tried setting up an info pass but there are none available for my local office. By the way what is NRC?