documents submitted after interview

[EG3R 3]

My husband's birth certificate is from a hospital rather than the government. We were concerned about whether it would be sufficient for the visa process, but we called NVC and they assured us that the hospital birth certificate would be acceptable.

Last week on July 13 he had his interview. At the interview, the official said that his hospital birth certificate was not acceptable and he would need to find and submit a government-issued birth certificate.

While the consular official said the delay would be only 2-4 days, a week has already passed since he submitted the birth certificate without any updates to the application status. It hasn't even changed to administrative processing. It still says that is is ready for interview.

How much longer will this take? I know that it's a short delay so far, but It's frustrating that have no idea how much longer we will have to wait. Will contacting anyone, such as my congressman, help?

[famictech200 1]

My husband's birth certificate is from a hospital rather than the government. We were concerned about whether it would be sufficient for the visa process, but we called NVC and they assured us that the hospital birth certificate would be acceptable.

Last week on July 13 he had his interview. At the interview, the official said that his hospital birth certificate was not acceptable and he would need to find and submit a government-issued birth certificate.

While the consular official said the delay would be only 2-4 days, a week has already passed since he submitted the birth certificate without any updates to the application status. It hasn't even changed to administrative processing. It still says that is is ready for interview.

How much longer will this take? I know that it's a short delay so far, but It's frustrating that have no idea how much longer we will have to wait. Will contacting anyone, such as my congressman, help?

USCIS does not deal with paperwork that is produced by churches and/or hospitals etc... it only deals with paperwork produced by governments...