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Hello,

Somehow, both my lawyer and I missed doing the DS-260. I happened to find out about it just yesterday, and aim to complete it tomorrow. I see that it mentions sending some documents to the NVC. My wife's interview is in 2 weeks. Has anyone else completed the DS-260 that close to the interview date and still been approved for their visa at the interview??

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Hello,

Somehow, both my lawyer and I missed doing the DS-260. I happened to find out about it just yesterday, and aim to complete it tomorrow. I see that it mentions sending some documents to the NVC. My wife's interview is in 2 weeks. Has anyone else completed the DS-260 that close to the interview date and still been approved for their visa at the interview??

Thanks.

We completed DS-260 3-4 days before the interview and took printout of confirmation receipt with me. We got approved without any issues. Its online filing of the form. So, it is not going to take time. You can do it. :)

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Hello,

Somehow, both my lawyer and I missed doing the DS-260. I happened to find out about it just yesterday, and aim to complete it tomorrow. I see that it mentions sending some documents to the NVC. My wife's interview is in 2 weeks. Has anyone else completed the DS-260 that close to the interview date and still been approved for their visa at the interview??

Thanks.

If you already sent the civil documents with the DS230, you will only need to fill out the DS260.

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We completed DS-260 3-4 days before the interview and took printout of confirmation receipt with me. We got approved without any issues. Its online filing of the form. So, it is not going to take time. You can do it. smile.png

I believe you have already submitted all the documents to NVC and you now have your interview date and your case is with embassy.

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If you already sent the civil documents with the DS230, you will only need to fill out the DS260.

I contact NVC and talk to Representative. She told me that my case has been completed and I don't need to fill out DS-260 even though it shows pending in CEAC. Can someone please confirm it whether I need to complete DS-260 or not?

USCIS (114 days)
2013-01-25 - Sent I-130
2013-01-28 - NOA1 (case at MSC)
2013-05-22 - NOA2

NVC (92 days)
2013-07-02 - NVC received case
2013-07-02 - IIN assigned
2013-07-09 - DS3032 email sent
2013-07-15 - AOS bill invoiced and paid
2013-07-16 - AOS packet sent
2013-07-23 - DS3032 accepted
2013-07-24 - IV bill invoiced and paid
2013-07-24 - IV packet sent

2013-08-09 - AOS Packet Checklist

2013-08-14 - AOS Packet Checklist Received by NVC

2013-08-19 - IV Package Accepted

2013-09-11 - AOS Package accepted
2013-09-11 - Case complete

2013-09-18 - Case complete Status Email from NVC
2013-10-01 - Interview scheduled

Consulate
2013-10-07 - Medical
2013-11-06 - Interview (Approved)
2013-11-08 - Visa in hand
2013-11-15 - POE (California)

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There is no harm filling out ds260. When you login to online payment site - https://ceac.state.gov/CTRAC/Invoice/signon.aspx , does ds260 show up? if yes, then go-ahead and fill it out.

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