NVC Filers - january 2016

[SoerenHelmer 50]

I´m just reading this:

https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/NVC%20AILA%20Meeting%20QAs_Nov2015.pdf

And there is a lot of info in there.

This is one of them:

f.What is the current time it takes for a case to be forwarded to Post once all required documents have been received?

RESPONSE

: NVC schedules appointments two times per month on a first - come, first- served basis based upon the appointment capacity of the post.

If a case is documentarily qualified ( and current by cut - off date), it will be placed in the appointment queue and a letter confirming DQ status will be sent

to the agent.

Most interviews are scheduled within 30 days of the case being recognized as DQ. But, if demand at a particular post is high, it may take longer.

NVC receives posts’ appointment capacity only on a monthly basis so is not able to predict when a

specific case may receive an interview appointment.

Once an appointment has been set, NVC sends a notice to the applicant with the appointment date and time, along with a link to the post website with further

information about how to prepare for the interview. The case file is then prepared for

shipping (or electronic transfer for posts who accept electronic processing) and sent to post within 10 days. Posts receive appointment and shipment lists from NVC

electronically and generally receive the physical case file within 10 days of thescheduled interview.

[SoerenHelmer 50]

Frank this is for you

Additional Information

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Expedites

NVC receives about 4,000 expedite requests per month.

Edited January 22, 2016 by SoerenHelmer

[Frankjavir 55]

Frank this is for you

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Additional Information

Expedites

NVC receives about 4,000 expedite requests per month.

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Holy caca, that's a lot of cases.

Thanks for sharing.

[robrom123 7]

They send out an email 7 days after completion of the case. or at least thats what i know

Edited January 22, 2016 by robrom123

[SoerenHelmer 50]

They send out an email 7 days after completion of the case. or at least thats what i know

This information is from a Q and A with ppl at NVC.

So i hope there information is better then what we all think we know

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Holy caca, that's a lot of cases.

Thanks for sharing.

No problem Frank.

Now we have some numbers

[shsl73 29]

I´m just reading this:

https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/NVC%20AILA%20Meeting%20QAs_Nov2015.pdf

And there is a lot of info in there.

This is one of them:

f.What is the current time it takes for a case to be forwarded to Post once all required documents have been received?

RESPONSE

: NVC schedules appointments two times per month on a first - come, first- served basis based upon the appointment capacity of the post.

If a case is documentarily qualified ( and current by cut - off date), it will be placed in the appointment queue and a letter confirming DQ status will be sent

to the agent.

Most interviews are scheduled within 30 days of the case being recognized as DQ. But, if demand at a particular post is high, it may take longer.

NVC receives posts appointment capacity only on a monthly basis so is not able to predict when a

specific case may receive an interview appointment.

Once an appointment has been set, NVC sends a notice to the applicant with the appointment date and time, along with a link to the post website with further

information about how to prepare for the interview. The case file is then prepared for

shipping (or electronic transfer for posts who accept electronic processing) and sent to post within 10 days. Posts receive appointment and shipment lists from NVC

electronically and generally receive the physical case file within 10 days of thescheduled interview.

???Glad someone found it helpful besides me!!!

[SoerenHelmer 50]

???Glad someone found it helpful besides me!!!

Yes it was/is fantastic to read

Thx for the link

[Frankjavir 55]

???Glad someone found it helpful besides me!!!

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Good information.

Thanks for sharing it

I am not crazy!!!!

[SoerenHelmer 50]

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Good information.

Thanks for sharing it

I am not crazy!!!! - :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[shsl73 29]

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Good information.

Thanks for sharing it

I am not crazy!!!!

Lol...you are most welcome...

Okay, you're not cra cra....??

[PRINCESSLEE 15]

Hello every1. I ave a hyphenated last name but ntn from uscis or nvc has the hyphen...now i am completing ds260 n the instructions states to complete as in passport and i did and i says error because i put the hyphen in

[Thomianguy 36]

They send out an email 7 days after completion of the case. or at least thats what i know

So, does this mean that the NVC can complete a case and you won't know for 7 days unless, say, you call into the center to hear it directly from them?

[Frankjavir 55]

So, does this mean that the NVC can complete a case and you won't know for 7 days unless, say, you call into the center to hear it directly from them?

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That is true.

That's the beauty of VJ.

Edited January 22, 2016 by Frankjavir

[SoerenHelmer 50]

So, does this mean that the NVC can complete a case and you won't know for 7 days unless, say, you call into the center to hear it directly from them?

Well you can look at CEAC after the 3 N/A or you can wait it out for email/letter.

But yes.

[Frankjavir 55]

Lol...you are most welcome...

Okay, you're not cra cra....??[/quote)

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Hummmm...hummmm. hey maaaan that's Bob Marley my maaaan . Lol..lol

Edited January 22, 2016 by Frankjavir