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Hey y'all!

Called NVC for the 1st time this morning, to see if our case was already there. Our NOA2 was August 28th, so thought we'd check that.

Let me tell you this.. after 1h waiting, we got a really crabby unfriendly lady that for sure did not like her job at all.
I mean, I do not want to hear "Yup." or "Whatever, I'm not sure." or "Uhuh." as an answer. Seriously.. ranting33va.gif

Anyway!

They haven't received anything yet. And after hearing her out, she said "Starting from August, the waiting period is 8 weeks for your case to get here. Just call back then."

And she hung up.

Besides her being super rude, which I still can't believe, I am wondering something.

8 weeks seems very long! Anyone else heard about this too? wacko.png

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I am the beneficiary.

LPR since May 2019. 
 
Started ROC on March 14th 2018.
 
NOA 1:  March 30th 2018.
Biometrics: May 25th 2018.
Card being processed: May 5th 2019
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The 8 weeks is just a general response they give to everyone, most people experience less of a wait time than that. Give it at least 2 weeks from your NoA2 and begin calling them, and if they keep giving you the same response call the Dept of State. The DoS will probably know your case number before the NVC will give it to you. In our case I knew it weeks before I received a letter in the mail letting me know the number and that our case was shipped to the Embassy. From there is only took a week to get to the Embassy.

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Hey y'all!

Called NVC for the 1st time this morning, to see if our case was already there. Our NOA2 was August 28th, so thought we'd check that.

Let me tell you this.. after 1h waiting, we got a really crabby unfriendly lady that for sure did not like her job at all.

I mean, I do not want to hear "Yup." or "Whatever, I'm not sure." or "Uhuh." as an answer. Seriously.. ranting33va.gif

Anyway!

They haven't received anything yet. And after hearing her out, she said "Starting from August, the waiting period is 8 weeks for your case to get here. Just call back then."

And she hung up.

Besides her being super rude, which I still can't believe, I am wondering something.

8 weeks seems very long! Anyone else heard about this too? wacko.png

If this helps...

06/07/13: NOA2

06/20/13: NVC Received File (Took 9 Business Days)

06/26/13: Case Entered/# Assigned (Took 5 Business Days)

Petitioner/USC Married: 11/26/2012
USCIS (144 Days)
01-12-2013 : I-130 sent (CR1) - Phoenix AZ Lockbox
01-14-2013 : NOA1 - Processing @ NBC (MSC)
06-07-2013: NOA2 - Checked status via the USCIS website

NVC
06/20/13: NVC Received

06/26/13: Case/IIN Assigned
07/05/13: AOS Package Sent
07/18/19: IV Package sent
08/01/13: AOS Checklist - Grrr! (16 Business Days)
08/09/13: IV Package accepted (15 Business Days)
08/29/13: AOS Package accepted (17 Business Days)
08/29/13: Case complete

09/09/13: Interview Assigned

09/18/13: Medical Exam

10/07/13: Interview/Approved

10/14/13: Picked up Visa at US Interest Section - Havana

11/26/13: POE Tampa

ELIS/Green Card Production/SSN

12/03/13: ELIS Paid Status

12/07/13: SSN Arrived in Mail

12/19/13: ELIS Optimized/In Process Status

12/30/13: Production of New Card Began

1/3/14: Card Produced Status

1/6/14: GC Received via Mail

Petition To Remove Conditions on Permanent Residency - Jointly Filed

08/29/15: I-751 Form w/ Documentation - Laguna Nigel, CA PO BOX

09/02/15: NOA1

3/29/16: Approved - New Card is Being Produced.

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calygirl,

I don't really understand your timeline at NVC, in particular here:

08/01/13: AOS Checklist - Grrr! (16 Business Days)
08/02/13: AOS Checklist Sent
08/07/13: AOS Checklist Received
08/09/13: IV Package accepted (15 Business Days)
08/29/13: AOS Package accepted (17 Business Days)

What does AOS checklist mean? How come it says AOS package received on 7/11/13, but there's another one on 8/29/13?

I'm concerned there's some steps that I missed.

Thanks

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Okay, thank you all! :thumbs:

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I am the beneficiary.

LPR since May 2019. 
 
Started ROC on March 14th 2018.
 
NOA 1:  March 30th 2018.
Biometrics: May 25th 2018.
Card being processed: May 5th 2019
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Hey y'all!

Called NVC for the 1st time this morning, to see if our case was already there. Our NOA2 was August 28th, so thought we'd check that.

Let me tell you this.. after 1h waiting, we got a really crabby unfriendly lady that for sure did not like her job at all.

I mean, I do not want to hear "Yup." or "Whatever, I'm not sure." or "Uhuh." as an answer. Seriously.. ranting33va.gif

Anyway!

They haven't received anything yet. And after hearing her out, she said "Starting from August, the waiting period is 8 weeks for your case to get here. Just call back then."

And she hung up.

Besides her being super rude, which I still can't believe, I am wondering something.

8 weeks seems very long! Anyone else heard about this too? wacko.png

I just called yesterday 9/10/2013 and was told the same thing 8 weeks. My Approval was Aug 20th 2013 so now we wait.

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07/01/2010 going to be parents
07/22/2010 ***MARRIED*** touched - sigh-
08/30/2010 deport
08/31/2010 Back in his country

03/08/2011 BABY GIRL !! 7 LBS 7 OZS ****NOW 2 1/2 YEARS OLD

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01/11/2013 I130 sent ***Starting over****
01/17/2013 I130 (priority date)
01/24/2013 NOA1
01/24/2013 I-130 NOA1 hardcopy received
02/25/2013 Case Transferred / received to Local office

03/25/2013 Case touched

07/11/2013 - News from Senator - interview possible - 7 months

08/09/2013 Correspondence - Interview set for sponsor
08/20/2013 Interview - 215 DAYS
08/20/2013 APPROVED!!!! - 215 DAYS
08/26/2013 NOA2 hard copy received

NVC
09/06/2013 NVC received the case

09/18/2013 Case# received, IIN received - sent to attorney
09/18/2013 I-864 AOS review fee ($88) online payment
09/23/2013 I-864 AOS status 'PAID',

xx/xx/20xx AOS package mailed out
09/18/2013 DS-260 IV fee ($230) online payment
09/23/2013 DS-260 IV status 'PAID', I

xx/xx/2013 IV package mailed out


XX/XX/201X NVC completion
Consulate - received xx/xx/201x -Hoping soon
XX/XX/201X Medical
XX/XX/201X Interview - CROSSING FINGERS

xx/xx/20xx I601/I212 - Approved
xx/xx/20xx Coming HOME!!

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calygirl,

I don't really understand your timeline at NVC, in particular here:

08/01/13: AOS Checklist - Grrr! (16 Business Days)

08/02/13: AOS Checklist Sent

08/07/13: AOS Checklist Received

08/09/13: IV Package accepted (15 Business Days)

08/29/13: AOS Package accepted (17 Business Days)

What does AOS checklist mean? How come it says AOS package received on 7/11/13, but there's another one on 8/29/13?

I'm concerned there's some steps that I missed.

Thanks

A Checklist at the NVC means something in the paperwork was wrong or missing and they want it corrected. It's kinda like an RFE but at the NVC it's a checklist.

So what this says:

  • 08/01 - recieved a checklist for their Affidavit of Support documentation
  • 08/02 - they sent the checklist
  • 08/07 - the mail carrier or courier delivered the checklist
  • 08/29 - the NVC decided everything was correct and accepted the AOS package.

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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