Tracking EP at the NVC (YOUR DATA NEEDED!)

[mag2929 68]

Mine still said 'at nvc' and I was able to register for Loomis.

Weird, I haven't been able to register either. Am I looking in the wrong place??

[Not a Tailor 1,370]

I signed up here. I just followed the instructions and it all went through.

[mag2929 68]

I signed up here. I just followed the instructions and it all went through.

Hmph. I got the right place. Wonder why… will keep trying!!

[mag2929 68]

I signed up here. I just followed the instructions and it all went through.

Woohooo NAT, you are my lucky charm. It worked!! What is the DS-260 number?

[Not a Tailor 1,370]

On CEAC select the DS-260, via the top. Click view. Click signature. It's the confirmation number--the second barcode.

[mag2929 68]

Awesome, thank you!!!!

[Not a Tailor 1,370]

No worries.

[Steven and Alice 30]

Really? I wasnt able to for 2 days but I'll try now!

Edited: Yay. Registered but what does the confirmation page looks like? I know we have to print and bring it on the day of the interview.

Edited April 25, 2015 by Steven and Alice

[Steven and Alice 30]

Okay I'm an idiot. Got a confirmation email...

[Not a Tailor 1,370]

I had similar panic and screencapped the last page of the process frantically, and then found the email and felt silly.

[Steven and Alice 30]

yeah every little steps of this process freaks us out lol but now we just need to do the medical then interview! That's it!!

[Not a Tailor 1,370]

I'll know in a little over 10.5 days, what my future is. It's a bit scary. I keep going 'have I done enough? Have I got all the really relevant health records? Will the fact that my old doctor refused to do anything but email me that last vaccination evidence be held against me?' I'm literally going in with a printed off email from my doctor on that one. I may have to get one vaccine, depending on what they say there, but it's just a tetanus booster. But man oh man, my medical is in five days. By this time Thursday I'll be through the medical. Which is really the scariest part for me because of the crappy mental health people in my past. I keep going 'but what if the 1200 dollar assessment I just had done to cover my ### isn't good enough?'

I just want to go home.

[mag2929 68]

I'll know in a little over 10.5 days, what my future is. It's a bit scary. I keep going 'have I done enough? Have I got all the really relevant health records? Will the fact that my old doctor refused to do anything but email me that last vaccination evidence be held against me?' I'm literally going in with a printed off email from my doctor on that one. I may have to get one vaccine, depending on what they say there, but it's just a tetanus booster. But man oh man, my medical is in five days. By this time Thursday I'll be through the medical. Which is really the scariest part for me because of the crappy mental health people in my past. I keep going 'but what if the 1200 dollar assessment I just had done to cover my ### isn't good enough?'

I just want to go home.

From my perspective it sounds like you have all your together. It sounds like the docs tends to be thorough but not ridiculous in their expectations, and I actually think what you have will be enough. I also only have a print out of my vaccinations.

Sit back and relax before you have to go. You are almost home.

[Not a Tailor 1,370]

I'm trying to relax, but I'm all jittery. And also going 'have we jinxed ourselves by buying tickets a month out?' There was just a really good sale and I KNOW you're not supposed to do it, but the sale was good and we want to move before the first week of June is out and if we waited until after the interview, the prices skyrocket.

I've done this my whole life. I get terrible stage fright. Then you put me on stage and I'm fine until I'm off stage and then I have to sit and breathe for a bit. Used to be a musician and the only time I didn't have to be bodily shoved on stage so the magic calm of performance could wash over me was the year our first chair French Horn player was a terrible drunk.

Almost-funny story. Was my 9th grade year, so early in my career. We had one of the most talented horn players I've ever met as our first chair in the school orchestra. Trouble was, he couldn't play sober. You know that thing they say where they claim if you learn a thing in one state of mind, you'll not be able to do it in other states of mind? Well, for him it was true. He'd been, sadly, very drunk since he was about twelve. Being teenagers, we saw nothing wrong with this. So when we went for competitions (we were generally the winners) and expos, the deal was that people smuggled in those tiny airline bottles of booze, or washed out hand sanitizer travel bottles and filled those with booze. We'd spend the whole time on the bus passing the mini bottles back to him so he could be blitzed by the time we got to the competition or expo. Trouble with THAT was, he could barely walk. So I was assigned, as the junior member and fourth chair, to carry his horn for him so that the second and third chairs could support him onto the stage. Teacher turned a blind eye because he was brilliant and the adjudicators and audiences were always pretty much convinced he had cerebral palsy. Several adjudicators apologized to us that the stage wasn't accessible and commended him for his bravery and force of will in playing despite his disabilities.

I was always so busy that year, working in the coverup, that I never had time to be nervous.

When I played classical guitar, solo, my teacher used to have to physically push me out and then I cleaned up.

Edited April 26, 2015 by Not a Tailor

[TwoChickies 105]

Thanks for letting me know we could go ahead and register, y'all! I thought we had to wait until it said "Ready" on CEAC as well. But woohoo, one more thing done!!

I'll know in a little over 10.5 days, what my future is. It's a bit scary. I keep going 'have I done enough? Have I got all the really relevant health records? Will the fact that my old doctor refused to do anything but email me that last vaccination evidence be held against me?' I'm literally going in with a printed off email from my doctor on that one. I may have to get one vaccine, depending on what they say there, but it's just a tetanus booster. But man oh man, my medical is in five days. By this time Thursday I'll be through the medical. Which is really the scariest part for me because of the crappy mental health people in my past. I keep going 'but what if the 1200 dollar assessment I just had done to cover my ### isn't good enough?'

I just want to go home.

I think you have done amazingly and that everything you have is more than enough. You're going to be going home SO soon, and I can't wait to hear how the medical and interview goes. It's coming up soon and then it's all over.