NVC Filers - January 2015

[dwarrell 21]

but my wife is not included in part 3 at all. shes only listed in part 2. so the actual total of numbers 1-6 is 0...see why i got confused? I mean unless I am supposed to include her as a family member in part 3 also...but she's not a family member of the main applicant either.

Your wife is (or should be) included in part 3, at item 1: "I am sponsoring the principal immigrant named in Part 2". Then at item 7 you enter 1, as you are totalling up all immigrants from item 1 through 6.

[mrs thb 331]

we are awaiting a case number....should only have ?? days to wait before we start the NVC process....and we can't wait for this process to be over!!!!

question #1: are those 42 wait days calendar days or working days???

question #2: I (beneficiary) will be moving towards the end of the month, probably before we get our case number, etc. My new address will appear on our forms submitted to NVC but whom else must we notify? Do we need to notify uscis? I have googled this but cannot seem to find the answer since we are between the 2 worlds right now I just don't know.

thanks for your help.

[bk2014 34]

but my wife is not included in part 3 at all. shes only listed in part 2. so the actual total of numbers 1-6 is 0...see why i got confused? I mean unless I am supposed to include her as a family member in part 3 also...but she's not a family member of the main applicant either.

you should have answered 'yes' to item 1 of part 3. therefore, your wife is included in part 3

Edited January 12, 2015 by bk2014

[KAR_SAT 20]

Hi ,

I m also waiting for the case number. When i called NvC to update my hubby (beneficiary)address..they said without case number u cant update it. So once u receive u r case number update the address..Good luck..

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we are awaiting a case number....should only have ?? days to wait before we start the NVC process....and we can't wait for this process to be over!!!!

question #1: are those 42 wait days calendar days or working days???

question #2: I (beneficiary) will be moving towards the end of the month, probably before we get our case number, etc. My new address will appear on our forms submitted to NVC but whom else must we notify? Do we need to notify uscis? I have googled this but cannot seem to find the answer since we are between the 2 worlds right now I just don't know.

thanks for your help.

Edited January 12, 2015 by KAR_SAT

[bk2014 34]

we are awaiting a case number....should only have ?? days to wait before we start the NVC process....and we can't wait for this process to be over!!!!

question #1: are those 42 wait days calendar days or working days???

question #2: I (beneficiary) will be moving towards the end of the month, probably before we get our case number, etc. My new address will appear on our forms submitted to NVC but whom else must we notify? Do we need to notify uscis? I have googled this but cannot seem to find the answer since we are between the 2 worlds right now I just don't know.

thanks for your help.

42 calendar days.

Don't worry about informing USCIS...You can update the new address when you fill out form DS-260. Beneficiary's mailing address is not relevant since both beneficiary and petitioner will receive emails from NVC.

[mrs thb 331]

42 calendar days.

Don't worry about informing USCIS...You can update the new address when you fill out form DS-260. Beneficiary's mailing address is not relevant since both beneficiary and petitioner will receive emails from NVC.

thanks!!!

gotta love the people on here and their willingness to help!!!

good luck to you!!

[Ba3lwi 3]

Hi

I really did my work of reading a lot on this beautiful forum posts, but I got confused witch one is having the right answer so please be patient on me .

the second questions is ..

Thanks

[Gatu 8]

Is there anyone of scan date November 19 here?

[Labebesota188 57]

Is there anyone of scan date November 19 here?

My scan date is the 21st hopefully we have a cc with no checklist soon...

[kruz_patz 22]

Got email from NVC about case complete and soon interview will be scheduled.....

"

Dear Sir/Madam,

All documentation necessary to complete the National Visa Center's processing of your case has

been received. As soon as an interview date has been scheduled, the applicant, petitioner and

attorney (if applicable) will be notified.

The applicant should NOT make any travel arrangements, sell property, or give up employment

until the US Embassy or Consulate General has issued a visa.

The US Embassy or Consulate General may require additional documentation at the time of the

interview.

Sincerely,

Director

National Visa Center

"

[Frips 166]

If you look at NVC Document Cover sheet, just to be sure:

2. Financial Documents: this is for AOS?

3. Supporting Documents: this is for IV?

Also under 3 is photocopies section? As the NVC accepts just copies now (no originals needed) is this still needed or can I check NA?

Edited January 12, 2015 by Frips

[Perez2012 15]

Got email from NVC about case complete and soon interview will be scheduled.....

"

Congrats! Your scan date? Checklist?

[kruz_patz 22]

7th November Scan date and no checklist.

Congrats! Your scan date? Checklist?

[Andrea_Ahmed 5]

On the I-864, under my current annual income I want to include child support from a previous marriage. Will a copy of the divorce decree count as supporting evidence or will I need proof of payment by checks or bank deposits? He pays in cash and I never deposit the full amount which will make it impossible for me to provide proof any other way.

[Saylin 1,605]

On the I-864, under my current annual income I want to include child support from a previous marriage. Will a copy of the divorce decree count as supporting evidence or will I need proof of payment by checks or bank deposits? He pays in cash and I never deposit the full amount which will make it impossible for me to provide proof any other way.

A divorce decree proves absolutely nothing in regards to child support. It just shows you're divorced, that's it.