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Documents delivered, but not registered after 10 days

By Mr & Mrs Owl in National Visa Center (Dept of State)

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Mr & Mrs Owl   1

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Called NVC to check on status for my parent's immigration application.

 

I sent the RFE with "missing documents".

USPS tracking shows as delivered, but it has been 10 days since the delivery date, and NVC customer service told me that they haven't received/registered anything so far.

It should have been registered by this time, according to the rep. The rep could not help out or request a supervisor.. so I was left alone in the abyss...

 

I emailed NVC to check whether they can look this up. I sent it to Suite 100, so this cannot have been the issue.

 

Anyone that has a timeframe from NVC delivery date to "registered" status?

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I can tell you that it sometimes takes weeks for documents to show up in their system.  It took about a month for our documents to be scanned after the were sent to NVC late last year.  Hopefully, yours will be in their system soon.

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