What if my email is wrong ?

[blueheart24 0]

I think that our lawyer put my email WRONG, but i didn't put attention to it, i though it was not important til i saw a lot of people receiving NVC notifications to their emails.... I though i would recive notifications to my house and not my email because i really don't use it.... So if my email is wrong what can i do to change it ?....

[Cody and Daisy 373]

I think that our lawyer put my email WRONG, but i didn't put attention to it, i though it was not important til i saw a lot of people receiving NVC notifications to their emails.... I though i would recive notifications to my house and not my email because i really don't use it.... So if my email is wrong what can i do to change it ?....

Please fill in your time line.

No one can help you if they don't know what stage in the process you are at.

[blueheart24 0]

Please fill in your time line.

No one can help you if they don't know what stage in the process you are at.

I haven't filled my timeline because i don't remember the exact dates....

My case was sent to the department of the state on january 12th!

[Cody and Daisy 373]

I haven't filled my timeline because i don't remember the exact dates....

My case was sent to the department of the state on january 12th!

If you don't fill in a timeline, when asking questions give us a little bit of background.

Email usually only matters before your NOA1 as everything else can be checked online.

Now that you have been approved recently you should be awaiting on your case number? Once this is received through post you can continue with the rest (medical and interview).

You shouldn't need anything through email now either.

Ps. If you have used a lawyer, they should be doing this for you, if they messed up, they should fix their mistake.

Remember this is a DIY website.

http://santodomingo.usembassy.gov/mobile//iv-faq-k1-e.html

Edited February 22, 2015 by Cody and Daisy

[carolynhotstuff 252]

Call NVC and they will correct your email. The embassy uses email in Pakistan to ask for documents, medicals and other things. I think it's important they have the correct email address.

[blueheart24 0]

Thanks!
I'm a little desperate because it's been more than a month since my case was sent to the department of the state and i haven't received any notification from the NVC.
I tried calling NVC but i couldn't comunicate with them due the lines were busy... I tried a lot of times for hours and i heard the same record everytime...

[carolynhotstuff 252]

If your case is with USCIS then you should try to call them first. NVC is always busy and it's hard to get through without trying and trying.

It sounds like you are just beginning the visa process, am I correct? Then you have plenty of time to get this done.

[J&N071213 57]

Thanks!

I'm a little desperate because it's been more than a month since my case was sent to the department of the state and i haven't received any notification from the NVC.

I tried calling NVC but i couldn't comunicate with them due the lines were busy... I tried a lot of times for hours and i heard the same record everytime...

I didn't give them an email until 45 days after my case was approved by USCIS , and when I filled out ds261 I missed a symbol on my email.

Just call to get your case number and give them the email. If you are unable to give your email at that time because your case number just got assigned wait a few days and call again.

[usmsbow 801]

Now that you have been approved recently you should be awaiting on your case number? Once this is received through post you can continue with the rest (medical and interview).

You shouldn't need anything through email now either.

No, while it might be right for the UK, it is incorrect for many other countries. I don't know anything about the DR process, but for many of us, e-mail is the way we communicate with the consulate. Nothing is done via post/regular mail.

[Cody and Daisy 373]

No, while it might be right for the UK, it is incorrect for many other countries. I don't know anything about the DR process, but for many of us, e-mail is the way we communicate with the consulate. Nothing is done via post/regular mail.

I gave the website, I couldn't find anything that specifically said email. And I never said said that it for sure wasn't enail.

[Dohan 133]

If you case has been sent to the dept of state that's the NVC stage, they don't always mail the letter confirming case number. Your best bet is to keep calling them, that's the only way to communicate with them and get your case number.

Once you have the case number you go to https://ceac.state.gov/ceac/to track your case, it has the following stages: NVC (Dept of State); In Transit (mailed to the US embassy in your country), Ready (means you can schedule interview and do your medical.

That being said, since you have a lawyer he/she most likely filled in a G28 for you and all communication will be mailed to the lawyer office (unless they did not fill in G28 ). If you paid any money to the lawyer, make sure you have the retainer agreement and it says what work the lawyer will be doing for you so you do not get overcharged. Normally, the lawyer is supposed to be tracking all your stuff. You shouldn't be stressing and checking DIY sites if you paid a lawyer.

And yes, getting in touch with NVC is a pain in the side, I redialed about 20 times before I got through and then was on hold for 40 minutes. I would say your best luck to get in touch with them is early morning or late evening right before they close. Also maybe this is just me but when I dial from my landline for some reason I am usualy able to get through quicker, just a side note

[blueheart24 0]

OMG GUYS!!! I JUST GOT MY NVC NUMBER TODAY!!! I'M SO HAPPY! Now we are waiting for the appointment.