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MandyandTimmy   2

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My fiancee ia from VietNam. Note that NVC letter has the word " Return Service Request on the envelope which means they dont forward mail ( they might forward ). However, the NVC letter is just letting you know that they will forward your case to Embassy within 1 week and the case number is on that letter too. So, that letter is not really important and you dont use that letter anywhere. You can call NVC to obtain the case number at anytime.

Oh yes! I hope everything will be okey to us and we will go through of problems :D

And yesterday, I send an email to NVC then they just send me an auto response. So I don't know my case number yet! So maybe right now, I need to look forward my fiance call NVC or get NVC letter.

Good luck to your case! Hope you would be with your fiancee soon!

13 Sep 2013: Sent I-129F to USCIS

30 Sep 2013: Received receipt number (SRC- Texas service)

11 Oct 2013: Alien registration number was changed

28 Oct 2013: I-129F was approved

2 Nov 2013: Received NOA2 hardcopy in mail

7 Nov 2013: USCIS sent petition to NVC

14 Nov 2013: NVC sent case number via email

18 Nov 2013: NVC sent petition to consulate in HCMC

20 Nov 2013: Case status on CEAC_ Ready, and waiting for Instruction package.

29 Nov 2013: Got the Instuction Package (Package 3).

6 Dec 2013: Sent the package 3 to U.S Consulate.

11 Dec 2013: The U.S Consulate got the package 3.

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Sorry I tried to reply wtih the quote!! Not true. I changed my address successfully through the USCIS website after I received NOA2 hardcopy and NVC received the case. I received confirmation in the mail that the address on my case had been changed.

August 4 2012: filed i130

December 5 2012: noa1

May 8:2013: noa2

June 3 2013: case received at NVC

August 26 2013: AOS package received at NVC

Sept 19 2013: case complete

October 1 2013: interview date received from NVC

Nov 26 2013: interview

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MandyandTimmy   2

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Sorry I tried to reply wtih the quote!! Not true. I changed my address successfully through the USCIS website after I received NOA2 hardcopy and NVC received the case. I received confirmation in the mail that the address on my case had been changed.

It's okey, I got your reply now!

That's awesome, I hope my case get lucky like yours.

My fiance was changed his address on mail service but he just want to make sure that everything will come true address from USCIS or NVC.

13 Sep 2013: Sent I-129F to USCIS

30 Sep 2013: Received receipt number (SRC- Texas service)

11 Oct 2013: Alien registration number was changed

28 Oct 2013: I-129F was approved

2 Nov 2013: Received NOA2 hardcopy in mail

7 Nov 2013: USCIS sent petition to NVC

14 Nov 2013: NVC sent case number via email

18 Nov 2013: NVC sent petition to consulate in HCMC

20 Nov 2013: Case status on CEAC_ Ready, and waiting for Instruction package.

29 Nov 2013: Got the Instuction Package (Package 3).

6 Dec 2013: Sent the package 3 to U.S Consulate.

11 Dec 2013: The U.S Consulate got the package 3.

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MandyandTimmy   2

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Hi everyone,

Last night, my fiancé got an email from USCIS tell us that shipped our case to Department of State for visa processing on Nov 7th 2013!

So should my fiancé call the NVC to tell them that our address is changed now even we don't get the case number yet???? Or let wait for a few month to call them to ask case number and then tell them about address changed?

I am just worrying if wait more, they may mail to us about case number already and not sure my fiancé could get this mail or not even he used the mail service to tell that his address already!

Please help me out! I am really tired about it now! :( that's bad a lot because we don't know what things we should do right now!

Thank you for your help so much!

13 Sep 2013: Sent I-129F to USCIS

30 Sep 2013: Received receipt number (SRC- Texas service)

11 Oct 2013: Alien registration number was changed

28 Oct 2013: I-129F was approved

2 Nov 2013: Received NOA2 hardcopy in mail

7 Nov 2013: USCIS sent petition to NVC

14 Nov 2013: NVC sent case number via email

18 Nov 2013: NVC sent petition to consulate in HCMC

20 Nov 2013: Case status on CEAC_ Ready, and waiting for Instruction package.

29 Nov 2013: Got the Instuction Package (Package 3).

6 Dec 2013: Sent the package 3 to U.S Consulate.

11 Dec 2013: The U.S Consulate got the package 3.

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NVC won't change address for you if they don't have your case file or you don't have your case number. Note that your file will stay at NVC for couple days then it will ship to Embassy. I would start calling DOS around 11/14 beyond to obtain the case number. However, I heard it would take longer time to obtain the case number from NVC now compared to previous cases. Keep calling DOS every 2-3 days after 11/14. However, if your file has been shipped to Embassy, that is not a problem at all. You can email Embassy to change the address by using this link for HCM Embassy : http://hochiminh.usconsulate.gov/contact/ivinquiries.html. You can pull down the arrow on Subject menu to " I have a change of address". You would need your case number and wait until Embassy received your case to change address.

If they mailed the case number on mail and assume that your fiancee don't receive it due to old address. That is not matter and you don't need to worry about it because you don't need that letter at all. It is just for your record and you can always call NVC or DOS to obtain your case number at any time. You will be fine and will not have any problem at all without receiving the letter from NVC.

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New Journey AOS:

My fiancee came to US on the 8th of March, 2014 under K-1 visa at Newark, NJ Airport for POE.

Applied Social Security Number on the 10 of March, 2014.

Married on the 13th of March, 2014.

Sent I-485, I-765, and I-131 on the 15th of March, 2014.

Received EAD on June 7, 2014.

Received Notice of Potential Interview Waiver on July 1, 2014 date 6/27

Contacted Ombudsman on 01/12/2015.

Ombudsman contacted USCIS on 02/20/2015.

Ombudsman sent a follow up to USCIS on 03/18/2015.

I-485 approved on 03/31/2015 ( we ordered your card).

Welcome notice was mailed on 04/01/2015.

Received Welcome Notice on 04/08/2015.

Card was mailed to me/picked up by USPS on 04/08/2015.

Received GC on 4/10/2015.

Prediction 04/08/2015

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NVC won't change address for you if they don't have your case file or you don't have your case number. Note that your file will stay at NVC for couple days then it will ship to Embassy. I would start calling DOS around 11/14 beyond to obtain the case number. However, I heard it would take longer time to obtain the case number from NVC now compared to previous cases. Keep calling DOS every 2-3 days after 11/14. However, if your file has been shipped to Embassy, that is not a problem at all. You can email Embassy to change the address by using this link for HCM Embassy : http://hochiminh.usconsulate.gov/contact/ivinquiries.html. You can pull down the arrow on Subject menu to " I have a change of address". You would need your case number and wait until Embassy received your case to change address.

If they mailed the case number on mail and assume that your fiancee don't receive it due to old address. That is not matter and you don't need to worry about it because you don't need that letter at all. It is just for your record and you can always call NVC or DOS to obtain your case number at any time. You will be fine and will not have any problem at all without receiving the letter from NVC.

Thank you for your help so muh HaoPhong! I hope everything will be okey to us! Good luck to your case.

13 Sep 2013: Sent I-129F to USCIS

30 Sep 2013: Received receipt number (SRC- Texas service)

11 Oct 2013: Alien registration number was changed

28 Oct 2013: I-129F was approved

2 Nov 2013: Received NOA2 hardcopy in mail

7 Nov 2013: USCIS sent petition to NVC

14 Nov 2013: NVC sent case number via email

18 Nov 2013: NVC sent petition to consulate in HCMC

20 Nov 2013: Case status on CEAC_ Ready, and waiting for Instruction package.

29 Nov 2013: Got the Instuction Package (Package 3).

6 Dec 2013: Sent the package 3 to U.S Consulate.

11 Dec 2013: The U.S Consulate got the package 3.

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