NVC Filers - June 2014

[baltoro 27]

Can you update your timeline in your signature please?

You are the star! Keep up the good work

[AustinCanada 681]

You mean they being "USCIS" and not NVC right? I got my NOA2 on Sunday but i do not believe they work on Sundays. It must be a system glitch at their end.

Rumor has it that NVC works 24/7 (including Saturdays and Sundays) because that's what some NVC agents told us?

They're government employees, right? NVC is not 7-Eleven! I doubt if they work on weekends.

[MoBar65 520]

Thank you MoBar65

our lawyer sent out our docs to NVC and today he give me USPS tracking number and i check it that our docs delivered on 13th June.

He done all thing properly. We hope we will not get checklists.

I read some post that stated that right now NVC working on last week of May. So my question is what date I consider for my IV & AOS pkg

First you need to confirm that your documents are matched to your case (scanned) properly. Review countdown is roughly 30 days from each scan date, not from courier delivery date to NVC. That claim they didn't receive your docs needs to be resolved ASAP. Don't just rely on what your lawyer tells you when NVC says something different.

[bdrew612 1,071]

Well, then let me give you a little positivity...they actually work on saturdays! Not only us, but also others received their NOA2 on a saturday!!!

I really wish for all who haven´t been approved yet, a real soon NOA2!!!!!

NVC does not work on Saturdays. E-mails, fee generating and other activity on the site are automated. I received my e-mails at 1am, we all know they weren't working then!

[DnKnT 3]

NVC does not work on Saturdays. E-mails, fee generating and other activity on the site are automated. I received my e-mails at 1am, we all know they weren't working then!

Well, i guess now i know, cause i just called NVC for status update and i do believe they´re already in weekend mode . Waited 20 minutes, to get such an very very unfriendly operator on the phone. Right now my positive attitude went straight to Zero

Well then, new week new try!!!!

Oh and btw, yeah, i mixed up USCIS and NVC anyways. Sorry for that.

Edited June 27, 2014 by DnKnT

[bdrew612 1,071]

Well, i guess now i know, cause i just called NVC for status update and i do believe they´re already in weekend mode . Waited 20 minutes, to get such an very very unfriendly operator on the phone. Right now my positive attitude went straight to Zero

Well then, new week new try!!!!

Oh and btw, yeah, i mixed up USCIS and NVC anyways. Sorry for that.

If it was a man, it was likely Arthur, if it was a woman, it was probably Joy. Someone pees in their Cheerios every morning.

Halt die Ohren steif! :-)

[BOS_LHR 829]

If it was a man, it was likely Arthur, if it was a woman, it was probably Joy. Someone pees in their Cheerios every morning.

Halt die Ohren steif! :-)

This probably shouldn't be my first reaction, but suddenly I really want a bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios.

(...pee free. In case that needs to be stated!)

Edited June 27, 2014 by BOS_LHR

[bdrew612 1,071]

This probably shouldn't be my first reaction, but suddenly I really want a bowl of Honey Nut Cheerios.

(...pee free. In case that needs to be stated!)

[jsumner86 403]

Absolutely. The fact that processing times seem to be back in line now as USCIS promised is a win for everyone who worked hard and contributed to the uproar we made last year.

Last weekend was my nephew's first birthday and all my family was at the party. Understandably, many of them asked about my husband. After I told one of my aunts that he'd be here on July 2, she said, "then you'll find out if you're really compatible." It was an insensitive and ignorant thing to say, and became another of the drivers behind the writing I shared today. People don't understand how much MORE time and energy need to be invested into a long-distance relationship to make it work. But as with your father-in-law, the unbelievers will be converted That man deserves a hug.

If you can make it through this, (If anyone could make it through this hell) then you can make it through anything! I think a lot of people in LDRS are less selfish than the ones who aren't. I know that I, for one, never took my wife for granted, and I knew it was going to be a lot of work. It was hard, too patient, and heartache, but when you are going through it together, and supporting each other, it makes it worth it. My wife and I were discussing this the other night. We were talking about how we've gone through a lot of stress and hell through being apart, jobs, families, etc.. We realised that this was hardest 2 1/2 years of our lives, but hopefully because of this (everything will seem easier!). I'm hoping so..! Plus, we try saying that we're still here, because who knows.. We might be waiting for the perfect job to come along, or the perfect house, it's all about timing right? . I give kudos to everyone who stuck by their loved ones through this process, and worked hard for it. It really proves to you how strong you all are!

*VJ Hug*

Edited June 27, 2014 by jsumner86

[Soloenta 2,218]

After 19 years (and 4 kids), it still seems like just yesterday for us.

It's because it's true love and time doesn't erase that feeling Beautiful state to be in .

[AustinCanada 681]

Since there's been talk of blogs today, I'll add mine to the list. For most of the process I've kept a private journal, but my husband finally immigrates five days from now, and I decided to write up a detailed account of our entire visa process to share with family and friends. I've spent the whole week writing and editing it, so it's pretty long, but you lovely people on VisaJourney have cameos!

http://bostoncactus.wordpress.com/

>Most of the people who filed in June along with us were being sent to Nebraska, which was treated on VisaJourney as something of a death sentence.

When I found out I got transferred to NSC, my heart stopped for at least a minute, and I began calling it "Neveraska" because it was barely moving!

[bdrew612 1,071]

>Most of the people who filed in June along with us were being sent to Nebraska, which was treated on VisaJourney as something of a death sentence.

When I found out I got transferred to NSC, my heart stopped for at least a minute, and I began calling it "Neveraska" because it was barely moving!

That's what we called NSC in the September thread, too! We referred to TSC as The Slow Center! *sigh*

[CBanksRN 34]

Ok update to my NVC AOS drama...
Received my second checklist email today and then called NVC. Got a much more helpful supervisor this time. Apparently yesterday, I was my "old" AOS was being reviewed by a supervisor as I requested to be done over a month ago prior to submitting the new one. Today they said they have not reviewed my new AOS and it was scanned in on May 28th and they are still working on May 22 and 23. All in all, thank God, I do not have to resubmit another AOS as suggested yesterday.

Was told I should be having my new AOS reviewed by next week at the latest. WHEW!!!!

[jayjose 2]

Hi all,

Payment link for the AOS has become available last June 24 and I was able to pay it online. I'm now in the process of preparing the AOS package. Should I send the package once I've completed all the needed documents? or should I wait for a letter/list that will be coming from NVC?

Another question, I noticed that some people paid for the IV together with the AOS, but somehow I am not able to select the IV when trying to pay, is that normal?

Thanks

[dirk_diggler 107]

just got a checklist email:

______1 - IMMIGRANT VISA APPLICATION PART 1:_______________________

The NVC has received the information you submitted and placed it in your case file. You will be

contacted when your petition is sent to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate for further processing.

[MIP 06/27/2014]

is this considered a CC email?