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21 minutes ago, masum said:

Hello guys. I think I made a mistake when i filled DS260. There was a question in family information.

(Is your spouse immigrating to the U.S. with you? And I answered YES)... But my spouse is my petitioner and she is in the USA. I am so worried and I cant change it now. Will I face any problem for this.

 

 

 

we have the same situation i also put yes.. immigrating is not the same as traveling..

 

i confident that its fine

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Hi -- I paid mine (IV Fees) on 8th July and it is still not posted. Called NVC multiple times to check. It seems there was an issue with the payment process during a certain time window, impacting tho

larnar1309
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To those struggling with the IV fee processing we were advised by the NVC to submit an email like this (see attached photo) to asknvc@state.gov with the case number and petitioner and applicants names

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I paid that same day too and I called today and all they tell me is give it more time    what I did see is that a lot of people  are taking 14-16 days  lets hope by Tuesday it shows PAID 

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12 hours ago, masum said:

But my wife is already in US. 

Call NVC and you can change something on the document.

 

i printed my cover sheet which came in the welcome pack and got my aos and IV receipts sent to my by email and I can print those cover sheets too now! Try email :) 

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1 minute ago, larnar1309 said:

Call NVC and you can change something on the document.

 

i printed my cover sheet which came in the welcome pack and got my aos and IV receipts sent to my by email and I can print those cover sheets too now! Try email :) 

I have the cover sheet too but my lawyer said another cover sheet need to download from ceac. Unfortunately I cant print or download it from ceac. Its says application error

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7 minutes ago, masum said:

I have the cover sheet too but my lawyer said another cover sheet need to download from ceac. Unfortunately I cant print or download it from ceac. Its says application error

Did you try calling NVC ?

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13 hours ago, masum said:

Hello guys. I think I made a mistake when i filled DS260. There was a question in family information.

(Is your spouse immigrating to the U.S. with you? And I answered YES)... But my spouse is my petitioner and she is in the USA. I am so worried and I cant change it now. Will I face any problem for this.

 

 

i also tackled this confusing question and i put "Yes" -my lawyers advice". yes my spouse is in the US ALREADY and he is my petitioneer.. i dont think they will get confuse by my answer as the question is already confusing.. so yes

 

 

but however if you called the NVC .. DID YOU  ASKED about the question matter??

 

 

pls reply thier response and what to do next

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If the spouse is a us citizen or LPR then the answe is "no" to the immigration with you question, and the subsequent question about immigrating later.

 

Immigrate = to come to live permanently

 

A us citizen or LPR is already living permanently in the us so they can not immigrate to the us. They would simply be traveling with their spouse (not immigrating).

 

This would be more appropriate if someone had petitioned a married couple such as their parents. Are they both immigrating together? Would one remain and immigrate later?

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Relationship:     First met 2015, Married since Oct 2016

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2015 Apr - First met and started chatting online (he was in the US on a J-1 visa)

2015 Sep - J-1 visa expires (2 year home stay requirement)

2016 Feb - First trip to China (10 days): met friends and family, celebrated Spring Festival (Chinese New Year), lots of sightseeing (including seeing pandas), and lots of food

2016 Feb 06 - Purchase matching jade necklaces to mark engagement

2016 Jun/Jul - Second trip to China (10 days): lots more sightseeing, food, and time with friends/family

2016 Sep/Oct - Third trip to China (10 days) this time with my parents so that my parents could meet him and his mom, along with lots of sightseeing and food (i'm sure you've picked up on a trend by now :D)

2016 Oct - At the end of the time in China my parents, myself, and Xuan all traveled to Canada (7 days) so that we could get married, but unfortunately his mom couldn't come along with us.

2016 Oct 08 - Wedding day on top of Mount Washington on Vancouver Island, and it had just snowed the night before. (L)(L)

2017 Jan - Fourth trip to China (7 days), you guessed it: food, family, friends, spring festival, ...


The CR-1 Process:    NOA1 - PD 27 Dec 2016 (TSC)

Spoiler

2016 Dec 21 - Sent I-130 packet (along with G-1145 for e-notification) by USPS priority mail express (1-day), but missed the pick-up so it won't actually leave till the next day

2016 Dec 23 - Delivery confirmed by USPS

2017 Jan 03 - Payment drawn from bank account

2017 Jan 04 - Text and email confirming USCIS receipt of petition, assignment to Texas Service Center for processing and SRC case number

2017 Jan 09 - Received I-797c notice of action by mail (NOA1) with assigned priority date of 27 Dec 2016

2017 ??? ......... just waiting patiently for NOA2 (hopefully by April/May if they ever stop transferring cases from Nebraska)

 

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13 minutes ago, EG&XY said:

If the spouse is a us citizen or LPR then the answe is "no" to the immigration with you question, and the subsequent question about immigrating later.

 

Immigrate = to come to live permanently

 

A us citizen or LPR is already living permanently in the us so they can not immigrate to the us. They would simply be traveling with their spouse (not immigrating).

 

This would be more appropriate if someone had petitioned a married couple such as their parents. Are they both immigrating together? Would one remain and immigrate later?

But I click Yes. Is it gonna cause any trouble

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31 minutes ago, masum said:

But I click Yes. Is it gonna cause any trouble

I don't know. I would just try to call the nvc to see if you can have it corrected, other wise just explain it at the interview. I'm sure this confuses people all the time.

Relationship:     First met 2015, Married since Oct 2016

Spoiler

2015 Apr - First met and started chatting online (he was in the US on a J-1 visa)

2015 Sep - J-1 visa expires (2 year home stay requirement)

2016 Feb - First trip to China (10 days): met friends and family, celebrated Spring Festival (Chinese New Year), lots of sightseeing (including seeing pandas), and lots of food

2016 Feb 06 - Purchase matching jade necklaces to mark engagement

2016 Jun/Jul - Second trip to China (10 days): lots more sightseeing, food, and time with friends/family

2016 Sep/Oct - Third trip to China (10 days) this time with my parents so that my parents could meet him and his mom, along with lots of sightseeing and food (i'm sure you've picked up on a trend by now :D)

2016 Oct - At the end of the time in China my parents, myself, and Xuan all traveled to Canada (7 days) so that we could get married, but unfortunately his mom couldn't come along with us.

2016 Oct 08 - Wedding day on top of Mount Washington on Vancouver Island, and it had just snowed the night before. (L)(L)

2017 Jan - Fourth trip to China (7 days), you guessed it: food, family, friends, spring festival, ...


The CR-1 Process:    NOA1 - PD 27 Dec 2016 (TSC)

Spoiler

2016 Dec 21 - Sent I-130 packet (along with G-1145 for e-notification) by USPS priority mail express (1-day), but missed the pick-up so it won't actually leave till the next day

2016 Dec 23 - Delivery confirmed by USPS

2017 Jan 03 - Payment drawn from bank account

2017 Jan 04 - Text and email confirming USCIS receipt of petition, assignment to Texas Service Center for processing and SRC case number

2017 Jan 09 - Received I-797c notice of action by mail (NOA1) with assigned priority date of 27 Dec 2016

2017 ??? ......... just waiting patiently for NOA2 (hopefully by April/May if they ever stop transferring cases from Nebraska)

 

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1 minute ago, EG&XY said:

I don't know. I would just try to call the nvc to see if you can have it corrected, other wise just explain it at the interview. I'm sure this confuses people all the time.

I called nvc and they said you can't edit once submitted. They will inform us if anything incorrect or I have to correct it at the interview.

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Has anyone been able to print or download the Cover Sheet from the ceac website lately?

 

Or did you get any new responses from NVC as to when the issue will be fixed?

 

I still get the "Application Error" message in firefox, and "Server Error in '/CTRAC' Application" in chrome and internet explorer. It's been like that for 3 weeks so far.

 

Thank you

 

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