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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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Hello Everyone, Happy July 4th!

So my husband and i have been at the NVC since April 8th, and i am a bit worried about my PCC cause the expiration date, it says they are valid until July 22,2014... but with the NVC giving ridiculous checklists these days you never know !, on the immigrant Visa Checklist Consular Section,U.S. Consulate Casablanca it says Police certificates are valid for one (1) year from the date they were issued. Has anyone ever gotten a checklist for expired (Moroccan)PCC ? i had gotten my PCC back when my NOA1 got approved but since they took so long it expired (3 months) no i am now very worried about this one getting expired and getting another checklist for the IV package after getting the most unfair AOS checklist ever last week...

Thanks in Advance,

Izzy.

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09/08/2013 - I-130 Priority Date
02/26/2014 - RFE
03/10/2014 - RFE sent
03/26/2014 - NOA2 date

04/08/2014 - NVC received
05/08/2014 - Case number assigned
05/12/2014 - DS-261 Completed
05/13/2014 - AOS paid
05/22/2014 - AOS pack sent
06/13/2014 - IV Paid,Finally!
06/14/2014 - IV pack sent
06/17/2014 - DS-260 completed
06/22/2014 - IV pack scan date
07/01/2014 - AOS checklist
07/02/2014 - Checklist Reply sent
07/09/2014 - Checklist scan date
08/22/2014 - Case Completed!

09/08/2014 - Case left the NVC
09/10/2014 - Case is ready
09/10/2014 - Interview letter received
10/20/2014 - Medical Appointment
10/29/2014 - Interview day ...

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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My husband's expired while NVC had it as we had a couple errors that needed to be fixed.... He did not have to get new ones. :)

01/28/2013 I-130 package sent

01/31/2013 Notice of Action Date After POE
02/01/2013 Received e-mail and text notification of acceptance
11/26/2013 Applied for SS#
02/04/2013 Received hard copy NOA1 (case not found in on-line system) 12/02/2013 ELIS site still states "accepted"
03/12/2013 Transferred to the local office 12/27/2013 received green card
04/10/2013 Case still not found in on-line system
04/15/2013 INFO-PASS appointment

05/01/2013 NOA2 sent petition approved

NVC Stage...of course it has to be complicatedreading.gifrolleyes.gif

05/09/2013 Case received by NVC

05/23/2013 Received case #'s from NVC

05/23/2013 DS-3032 sent from husband's e-mail

06/03/2013 First day I can not access payment portal

06/04/2013 AOS Fee invoiced and payment made

06/04/2013 DS-3032 resent with Supervisor Review

06/05/2013 DS-3032 acceptance e-mail

06/05/2013 AOS Fee shows "PAID"

06/06/2013 AOS package express mailed

06/07/2013 IV bill invoiced and payment made (still waiting on documents from Hubby)

06/08/2013 IV package express mailed

06/25/2013 IV reviewed - Checklist (2 errors, Birth document & date on DS-230)

06/26/2013 Requested supervisor review by e-mail & verbal request for birth document (fingers crossed)

06/27/2013 AOS accepted

06/28/2013 Checklist response sent for corrected DS-230 (I had my husband sign extra's just in-case)

08/02/2013 NVC requested a supervisor review on the checklist item over 20 business day window

08/05/2013 Case Complete!!! kicking.gif

08/27/2013 Interview Assigned

10/30/2013 Interview

11/04/2013 Pick up Passport

11/12/2013 POE @ JFK

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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My husband's expired while NVC had it as we had a couple errors that needed to be fixed.... He did not have to get new ones. :)

Thanks a lot !

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09/08/2013 - I-130 Priority Date
02/26/2014 - RFE
03/10/2014 - RFE sent
03/26/2014 - NOA2 date

04/08/2014 - NVC received
05/08/2014 - Case number assigned
05/12/2014 - DS-261 Completed
05/13/2014 - AOS paid
05/22/2014 - AOS pack sent
06/13/2014 - IV Paid,Finally!
06/14/2014 - IV pack sent
06/17/2014 - DS-260 completed
06/22/2014 - IV pack scan date
07/01/2014 - AOS checklist
07/02/2014 - Checklist Reply sent
07/09/2014 - Checklist scan date
08/22/2014 - Case Completed!

09/08/2014 - Case left the NVC
09/10/2014 - Case is ready
09/10/2014 - Interview letter received
10/20/2014 - Medical Appointment
10/29/2014 - Interview day ...

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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We got a checklist because we left the "Place of Residence" section of the I-864A blank. The NVC website specifically instructs you to leave things that don't apply blank. My husband spoke to a supervisor named Liam - he was pleasant, but in the end quite unhelpful. we asked him why we are required to write n/a in those fields when the instructions specifically say to leave such things blank. He said that is a requirement of the embassies (by which he meant the State Dept.) - they informed NVC that everything should be filled in. we asked why the website hadn't been updated to reflect this, since it will surely affect most applicants. He said he didn't know why. I asked how long the State Department changed this requirement. He said he didn't remember when, but it has "been some time" and this is not the first time this has happened :( now i am really worried of getting a checklist cause of some unwritten rule!

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09/08/2013 - I-130 Priority Date
02/26/2014 - RFE
03/10/2014 - RFE sent
03/26/2014 - NOA2 date

04/08/2014 - NVC received
05/08/2014 - Case number assigned
05/12/2014 - DS-261 Completed
05/13/2014 - AOS paid
05/22/2014 - AOS pack sent
06/13/2014 - IV Paid,Finally!
06/14/2014 - IV pack sent
06/17/2014 - DS-260 completed
06/22/2014 - IV pack scan date
07/01/2014 - AOS checklist
07/02/2014 - Checklist Reply sent
07/09/2014 - Checklist scan date
08/22/2014 - Case Completed!

09/08/2014 - Case left the NVC
09/10/2014 - Case is ready
09/10/2014 - Interview letter received
10/20/2014 - Medical Appointment
10/29/2014 - Interview day ...

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The NVC website may say that but every wiki on VJ says otherwise due to experience.

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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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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The NVC website may say that but every wiki on VJ says otherwise due to experience.

I haven't read anything on the Wiki, what does the Wiki say ?:S, I mean my PCC is less than 3 month old at the moment, if they take up to 3 months to get my CC then it is their fault .

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09/08/2013 - I-130 Priority Date
02/26/2014 - RFE
03/10/2014 - RFE sent
03/26/2014 - NOA2 date

04/08/2014 - NVC received
05/08/2014 - Case number assigned
05/12/2014 - DS-261 Completed
05/13/2014 - AOS paid
05/22/2014 - AOS pack sent
06/13/2014 - IV Paid,Finally!
06/14/2014 - IV pack sent
06/17/2014 - DS-260 completed
06/22/2014 - IV pack scan date
07/01/2014 - AOS checklist
07/02/2014 - Checklist Reply sent
07/09/2014 - Checklist scan date
08/22/2014 - Case Completed!

09/08/2014 - Case left the NVC
09/10/2014 - Case is ready
09/10/2014 - Interview letter received
10/20/2014 - Medical Appointment
10/29/2014 - Interview day ...

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I haven't read anything on the Wiki, what does the Wiki say ?:S, I mean my PCC is less than 3 month old at the moment, if they take up to 3 months to get my CC then it is their fault .

I should have quoted the post above me.

The NVC website may say to leave parts of the I-864 blank but the wiki's on VJ say not to.

Also regarding your PCC, http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/reciprocity-by-country/MO.html and http://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Supplemental/CSB%20-%20Casablanca.pdf

I do not know how long the Casablanca embassy considers the PCC to be valid for (it's their opinion on how long it's valid that matters.) If all else fails, you get a new one before interview and bring it with you. Your current one will be fine for the NVC more likely than not.

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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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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I should have quoted the post above me.

The NVC website may say to leave parts of the I-864 blank but the wiki's on VJ say not to.

Also regarding your PCC, http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/reciprocity-by-country/MO.html and http://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Supplemental/CSB%20-%20Casablanca.pdf

I do not know how long the Casablanca embassy considers the PCC to be valid for (it's their opinion on how long it's valid that matters.) If all else fails, you get a new one before interview and bring it with you. Your current one will be fine for the NVC more likely than not.

That is sad :s when we called the NVC they said this is a new rule... but i know that people have had checklists for leaving blank since at least 2012, my husband is contacting a congresswomen about that she seems very interested, since some get checklists for this some do not and also cause we got only one form checklisted while the other I-864 from our co-sponsor did not, weird.

Yeah i will be getting all documents again for the interview i was just worried about the NVC .

Thanks for the Info !

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09/08/2013 - I-130 Priority Date
02/26/2014 - RFE
03/10/2014 - RFE sent
03/26/2014 - NOA2 date

04/08/2014 - NVC received
05/08/2014 - Case number assigned
05/12/2014 - DS-261 Completed
05/13/2014 - AOS paid
05/22/2014 - AOS pack sent
06/13/2014 - IV Paid,Finally!
06/14/2014 - IV pack sent
06/17/2014 - DS-260 completed
06/22/2014 - IV pack scan date
07/01/2014 - AOS checklist
07/02/2014 - Checklist Reply sent
07/09/2014 - Checklist scan date
08/22/2014 - Case Completed!

09/08/2014 - Case left the NVC
09/10/2014 - Case is ready
09/10/2014 - Interview letter received
10/20/2014 - Medical Appointment
10/29/2014 - Interview day ...

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