IR1 electronic processing question

[Colorado2016 8]

If you recently participated using email to send your documents to NVC,  would you please share your experiences of how many days later you heard back from the NVC saying that they have received it?

 

At Feb 4th, i send the AOS and IV documents to the email address at  nvcelectronic@state.gov ( email was less than 5MB)  and I called today ( Feb 12 th) the rep said we didn't received anything from you.

 

Thanks for your help.

BTW, The webpage still says  " Action required: Submit requested documents "                     

Edited February 12, 2018 by Colorado2016

[lesable20 0]

Hello, I sent documents via email and I waited for over a month but when I called NVC they told me that I need to mail the documents. Call them and make sure those documents can be sent via email.

 

good luck

[Colorado2016 8]

6 minutes ago, lesable20 said:

Hello, I sent documents via email and I waited for over a month but when I called NVC they told me that I need to mail the documents. Call them and make sure those documents can be sent via email.

 

good luck

 

Thank you very much. YES, i did verified before sending.

 

The U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou, China participates in optional electronic processing.  If you would like to opt in to electronic processing; all of the required forms and documents should be submitted to the nvcelectronic@state.gov email address.  If you  would like to process this case by traditional paper processing, the documentation should be mailed to the NVC.