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is this true that the case # is more than 10 to 15 days?

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it's "normal or standard" answer from NVC... just be patient and try to call NVC every now and then, 2 weeks after you recieved your NOA2...

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: China
Timeline

It took almost a month for me. I received my case # today and my NOA2 approval was June 18th so about 4 weeks.

California Service Center

US Consulate in Guangzhou, China

I-129F sent on 09-09-2015

I-129F NOA1 received on 10-01-2015

I-129F RFE received on 11-09-2015

RFE replied to on 11-23-2015

I-129F NOA2 received on 12-10-2015

NVC received on 12-22-2015

Date case #, IIN, and BIN assigned on 12-24-2015

Left the NVC on 12-30-2015

US Consulate in China received on 01-06-2016

Packet 3 received on 01-13-2016

Packet 3 sent on 01-20-2016

Packet 4 received on 02-19-2016

Interview date is scheduled for 03-24-2016 (7:45am China time!)

K1 Visa approved!!!!!!!!!

Waiting for actual visa right now!

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It took 1 month and 3 days for me. So hang on there. :)

Proverbs 3:5-6

Trust in the Lord with all your heart

and lean not on your own understanding;

in all your ways submit to Him,
and He will make your paths straight.

In GOD we trust. † = ♥

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Grenada
Timeline

At least it's a shorter wait than for the approval. I can't wait to be in your shoes. No pun intended. Loooooool

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Got ours in 25 days called NVC as early as 7:30am Eastern time..... it feels like forever when waiting....... never expect through mail or email.

While waiting try getting the paper works done here in the Phils. (NBI/Police clearance, NSO Cenomar {got 2 copies}, NSO Birth Cert {more copies pls}.

Cheers,

N-400 (Online - Seattle Field Office)

(00days) 2018-10-01 Filed ONLINE - received Payment Confirmation the same day - paid by Credit Card

(04days) 2018-10-05 Received NOA by mail

(05days) 2018-10-06 Received email - Biometrics appointment is scheduled

(09days) 2018-10-10 Check my online account and my Biotmetrics Notification is attached and available

(11days) 2018-10-12 Biometrics (fingerprinting) completed - Walk-in no problem; saved 2 weeks (Original appointment date is Oct. 26)

(436days) 2019-12-11 I am US Citizen now!!!

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Yea they told us 2 months too but looks like the general consensus is one month! Which is definitely better than a 5.5 month wait for NOA2 lol

Our Story AoS
[March 2012] Met online on Christian Mingle [November 27th 2013] AoS sent
[June 25th 2012] Met in Person in London!
[August 2012] Steve visits me again in the Uk for our second meeting for just one weekend! [March 6th 2014] AoS Interview - Passed
[september 2012] My first trip to America to visit the love of my life
[November 2012] I travel to America for my first ever thanksgiving with Steves family!
[December 2012] Steve comes to the Uk to spend xmas with my family!
( heart.gif February 15th 2013 heart.gif ) He pops the question in Kensington, London...and I say yes!


K1

[January 15th 2013) I-129f SENT!
[January 24th 2013] NOA1
[July 08th 2013]- NOA2 (
approved 165 Days)
[July 18th 2013] Case forwarded to NVC

[July 26th 2013] We call DoS and are finally given our case # - I book medical immediatly

[July 29th 2013] Case forwarded to US Embassy, London
[August 8th 2013] Packet 3 sent (before received)

[August 9th 2013] Packet 3 received
[August 13th 2013] Medical

[August 16th 2013] CEAC updates - London logs my medical results

[August 20th 2013] - CEAC update - London logs my packet 3

[August 23rd 2013] I call DoS and they tell me my interview date, (2 weeks since I sent ds-2001)

[August 27th 2013 CEAC update - London dispatches packet 4]

[August 29th 2013] Packet 4 received
[september 24th 2013] Interview -
Refused due to passport and birth certificate condition

[september 26th 2013] Emergency appt at HM Passport Office London - New Passport and Birth Certificate in hand
[september 30th 2013] DX collects passport and birth certificate

[October 3rd] - Docs delivered to Embassy

[October 10th] - London Approves and Issues our Visa!!

[October 16th 2013] 4.00pm - Visa in my hand, 11pm POE -Newark

[October 27th 2013] Wedding wub.png

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline

Got ours in 25 days called NVC as early as 7:30am Eastern time..... it feels like forever when waiting....... never expect through mail or email.

While waiting try getting the paper works done here in the Phils. (NBI/Police clearance, NSO Cenomar {got 2 copies}, NSO Birth Cert {more copies pls}.

Cheers,

i only have 1 copy of nso cenomar.. is that okay?

Yea they told us 2 months too but looks like the general consensus is one month! Which is definitely better than a 5.5 month wait for NOA2 lol

i hope not that long, its so hard to wait, but i have no choice just to wait..:(

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I am not so sure if we or you really need to 2 copies of NSO Cenomar. I just thought of getting an extra copy.

N-400 (Online - Seattle Field Office)

(00days) 2018-10-01 Filed ONLINE - received Payment Confirmation the same day - paid by Credit Card

(04days) 2018-10-05 Received NOA by mail

(05days) 2018-10-06 Received email - Biometrics appointment is scheduled

(09days) 2018-10-10 Check my online account and my Biotmetrics Notification is attached and available

(11days) 2018-10-12 Biometrics (fingerprinting) completed - Walk-in no problem; saved 2 weeks (Original appointment date is Oct. 26)

(436days) 2019-12-11 I am US Citizen now!!!

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where? i cant find it.. can you send me the link.:) thank you.:)

Lol I changed the forum you posted in. It's located in the National Visa Center forum, but you seem to have found it okay ;)

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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