June 2015 I-130 Filers

[JDBoss 7]

I'm rooting for all of us!! Keep me posted Ditdot, hopefully in a little over two weeks we should hear some good news! Hopefully NVC won't take as long and this process will be over with in the next few months..

With all of so close I expect to see approvals daily once people hit the 5 month mark.

And plz keep your timeline up to date. My dates aren't moving and I know people are getting approved for March, April.

Come on NVC do this naija man good.

[caroline9879 1]

I'm rooting for all of us!! Keep me posted Ditdot, hopefully in a little over two weeks we should hear some good news! Hopefully NVC won't take as long and this process will be over with in the next few months..

I know, the closer we get, the antsier I get! I can't wait to hear an approval from one of you guys at Nebraska, so that I know our time is coming soon. I was wondering if you guys had any idea how long to expect from the receipt of NOA2 until visa in hand, for consular processing? I'm hoping 3 months, is that a pipedream?

[dwheels76 5,468]

I know, the closer we get, the antsier I get! I can't wait to hear an approval from one of you guys at Nebraska, so that I know our time is coming soon. I was wondering if you guys had any idea how long to expect from the receipt of NOA2 until visa in hand, for consular processing? I'm hoping 3 months, is that a pipedream?

2 to 3 months to Case Complete than maybe 4 to 8 weeks wait for interview to be assigned. It's all about when you get Case Complete and when they do the scheduling.

Every embassy is different. Here's the spreadsheet I keep take a look for France.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xbLl_8yDgHLeDaLnTrPdYc44J0sjPSFfYCKxlKx6uTY/edit#gid=0

[caroline9879 1]

2 to 3 months to Case Complete than maybe 4 to 8 weeks wait for interview to be assigned. It's all about when you get Case Complete and when they do the scheduling.

Every embassy is different. Here's the spreadsheet I keep take a look for France.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xbLl_8yDgHLeDaLnTrPdYc44J0sjPSFfYCKxlKx6uTY/edit#gid=

Thank you dwheels76, that is very helpful. It looks like 4-5 months is more normal for France, so the 3 might be a bit of a pipedream. It's good to have a realistic idea of what to expect.

[siniybella 6]

I called uscis this morning to see where they at with cases. I was told that they are working in a timely manner and that my case is still in its time frame which is 5 months wait and my case has been with them 4 months now. The gentle men did advice me that there is no worries with my case and that all is going the way it should just need to be patient and wait for approval. So fingers crossed for appovals soon.

[Cosmos22 51]

I know, the closer we get, the antsier I get! I can't wait to hear an approval from one of you guys at Nebraska, so that I know our time is coming soon. I was wondering if you guys had any idea how long to expect from the receipt of NOA2 until visa in hand, for consular processing? I'm hoping 3 months, is that a pipedream?

I hope it's not a pipedream!! We are wishing for the same, giving us 3-4 months at NVC and hoping my husband can finally be moving here by March, granted we get an NOA2 in early November. That is our pipedream, my birthday is in March so that would be an amazing Birthday present!! I have been hearing some awful NVC stories though about how long it's taking. So all we can do is stay hopeful I guess and keep at it!

[ditdot 46]

Let's just prepare ourselves for NVC guys!

We have Information we need right here on VJ!

Cosmos that would amazing indeed as I share a birthday with my hubby on March! It would be sheer marital bliss if we could just be together with our spouses by then

[JDBoss 7]

Let's just prepare ourselves for NVC guys!

We have Information we need right here on VJ!

Cosmos that would amazing indeed as I share a birthday with my hubby on March! It would be sheer marital bliss if we could just be together with our spouses by then

My wife says everything is ready. She updates the folder every month with most recent paystub. She has last 3 years tax transcripts and letter of employment.

She says so as approval comes run and get your police report. So I am ready.

I am just anxious to get into this NVC vault and see what all everyone talks about what is it like in there.

Come on NVC.

[siniybella 6]

JDBOSS we have the same noa1 dates and I do the same thing your wife do I have a envolope with all recent pay stubs and my tax transcript and employment letter just won't to be ready for when they say I'm approved. Want to have everything ready. June filers should be hearing some good news soon and to me the days are going by very fast. So be prepared and ready.

[nabil and rachel 1]

nebraska work on random dates

[Cosmos22 51]

My wife says everything is ready. She updates the folder every month with most recent paystub. She has last 3 years tax transcripts and letter of employment.

She says so as approval comes run and get your police report. So I am ready.

I am just anxious to get into this NVC vault and see what all everyone talks about what is it like in there.

Come on NVC.

We do the same thing. Our lawyer already asked for and has my last 3 years tax transcripts and my husbands no police record (Canada expires in a year). I update my most recent paystub every 2 weeks in my folder, just incase. My employer already knows I will be asking for a letter, but I am waiting for our NOA2 approval before I ask for that. I also still print out every months phone records for my husband to bring to his interview, still take pictures of us with family/friends everytime we visit eachother to bring to interview, and keep travel emails/plane tickets because we visit eachother every month. We are (hopefully) ready for NVC!!

Edited October 16, 2015 by Cosmos22

[JDBoss 7]

Someone posted on Facebook approval after 2 months. No expedite. Petitioner living hete like wow.

Than another approval with April 24 NOA1.

So seems Nebraska is all over the place.

Just pull the June box out abeg.

[JDBoss 7]

We do the same thing. Our lawyer already asked for and has my last 3 years tax transcripts and my husbands no police record (Canada expires in a year). I update my most recent paystub every 2 weeks in my folder, just incase. My employer already knows I will be asking for a letter, but I am waiting for our NOA2 approval before I ask for that. I also still print out every months phone records for my husband to bring to his interview, still take pictures of us with family/friends everytime we visit eachother to bring to interview, and keep travel emails/plane tickets because we visit eachother every month. We are (hopefully) ready for NVC!!

Do you think my wife should submit 6 months of paystubs or is most current one enough? Confuses me when she talks year to date and all that.

I say the more the better.

nebraska work on random dates

Yes they are all over the place.

[Cosmos22 51]

Do you think my wife should submit 6 months of paystubs or is most current one enough? Confuses me when she talks year to date and all that.

I say the more the better.

Yes they are all over the place.

I don't think it can hurt to have 6 months of most recent pay stubs to at least bring to your interview. They might not even ask to see it, but at least you will have them. I think when the time comes I am going to send NVC probably 3-4 months worth of recent stubs. It is good proof to show my current income since I am the petitioner. You are right, I think the more the better.

[JDBoss 7]

I don't think it can hurt to have 6 months of most recent pay stubs to at least bring to your interview. They might not even ask to see it, but at least you will have them. I think when the time comes I am going to send NVC probably 3-4 months worth of recent stubs. It is good proof to show my current income since I am the petitioner. You are right, I think the more the better.

Yes. I agree. Okay it's the 18th we are getting close.

Funny in this crazy i.migration thing seems following someone's every move you call stalking is a good thing.

So COSMOS I'm watching you.