July 3 2017 noa1 receiver

[Kabita acharya 5]

On February 14, 2018 at 9:20 PM, Brasil2USA said:

Well, look at the bright side, next year when you all are celebrating Valentine's Day, this will all seem so far away. And like I said, you can try calling them and speaking to a Tier 2. Also, the July 2017 I-129f filers' forum is a good resource as well. 

 

1 minute ago, Kabita acharya said:

 

What is Poe? Still noa2 i check status 100 of times ..... And didnt get asleep till 4am in the morning .... 😢😢😢

 

On February 14, 2018 at 9:20 PM, Brasil2USA said:

Well, look at the bright side, next year when you all are celebrating Valentine's Day, this will all seem so far away. And like I said, you can try calling them and speaking to a Tier 2. Also, the July 2017 I-129f filers' forum is a good resource as well. 

Yes exactly looking and hoping for bright side if they issue noa2 and give us visa asap 😂😂😂 what is Tier actually ? I called uscis they said they cant say anythinh to the beneficiary 😡

[Brasil2USA 174]

7 minutes ago, Kabita acharya said:

 

 

Yes exactly looking and hoping for bright side if they issue noa2 and give us visa asap 😂😂😂 what is Tier actually ? I called uscis they said they cant say anythinh to the beneficiary 😡

Tier is the level of the employee. Tier I are the run of the mill employees (in my opinion) with no real power. They will most likely repeat things you've already read somewhere else, and have little to no authority. Tier II are the employees with more power to actually look into your case. 

 

At this stage, I think I read somewhere that only the USC (United States Citizen) can call USCIS at this stage. I know when you get to the NVC, both the beneficiary and petitioner can call. 

[Kabita acharya 5]

1 minute ago, Brasil2USA said:

Tier is the level of the employee. Tier I are the run of the mill employees (in my opinion) with no real power. They will most likely repeat things you've already read somewhere else, and have little to no authority. Tier II are the employees with more power to actually look into your case. 

 

At this stage, I think I read somewhere that only the USC (United States Citizen) can call USCIS at this stage. I know when you get to the NVC, both the beneficiary and petitioner can call. 

 

2 minutes ago, Brasil2USA said:

Tier is the level of the employee. Tier I are the run of the mill employees (in my opinion) with no real power. They will most likely repeat things you've already read somewhere else, and have little to no authority. Tier II are the employees with more power to actually look into your case. 

 

At this stage, I think I read somewhere that only the USC (United States Citizen) can call USCIS at this stage. I know when you get to the NVC, both the beneficiary and petitioner can call. 

3 minutes ago, Brasil2USA said:

Tier is the level of the employee. Tier I are the run of the mill employees (in my opinion) with no real power. They will most likely repeat things you've already read somewhere else, and have little to no authority. Tier II are the employees with more power to actually look into your case. 

 

At this stage, I think I read somewhere that only the USC (United States Citizen) can call USCIS at this stage. I know when you get to the NVC, both the beneficiary and petitioner can call. 

Yes nvc both can call..... Can i have tier's number or mailing address and thank you for your information it means alot 😍

2 minutes ago, Brasil2USA said:

Tier is the level of the employee. Tier I are the run of the mill employees (in my opinion) with no real power. They will most likely repeat things you've already read somewhere else, and have little to no authority. Tier II are the employees with more power to actually look into your case. 

 

At this stage, I think I read somewhere that only the USC (United States Citizen) can call USCIS at this stage. I know when you get to the NVC, both the beneficiary and petitioner can call. 

[Brasil2USA 174]

You can definitely have this information. Just follow this link:

 

How to talk to a live person at USCIS? https://goo.gl/54z5bZ

 

But be warned that they may say that you're not technically outside of "normal" processing time. 

 

And no problem! This process is difficult and confusing for all of us, so I try to help in any capacity that I can ahaha.