April 2018 NOA2 ----> NVC [Part II]

[Sarac9 1,122]

4 minutes ago, DPP123 said:

It is asking for the WAC #

Lol yea i thought so too!!!! Thank you!!!!!!! 

 

[Meisha&Jake 869]

31 minutes ago, Naes said:

Apparently not all DS-160 is same. Mine asked for WAC number, and some asks for case number or something....

 

Also @Sarac9 is right. Are you sure it is asking for case number and not the petition number? Make sure of that. Mine didn't ask for case number at any stage. It just asked specifically for petition number with the USCIS.

Now im panicking again... it said case number so i assumed my LND one from NVC?! This DS-160 site has been nothing but buggy, errors & stupid stress...

[Sarac9 1,122]

6 minutes ago, Meisha&Jake said:

Now im panicking again... it said case number so i assumed my LND one from NVC?! This DS-160 site has been nothing but buggy, errors & stupid stress...

Like @Naes said if you haven't scheduled an interview yet then you can resubmit. Because you need the confirmation number for the ds160 to schedule an interview along with the recipt number for the visa fee and the NVC case ID 

Edited May 30, 2018 by Sarac9

[Meisha&Jake 869]

6 minutes ago, Sarac9 said:

Like @Naes said if you haven't scheduled an interview yet then you can resubmit. Because you need the confirmation number for the ds160 to schedule an interview along with the recipt number for the visa fee and the NVC case ID 

But why does it accept my NVC case number if its meant to be my WAC?! This is confusing, the website needs to be more clear

Edited May 30, 2018 by Meisha&Jake

[Sarac9 1,122]

3 minutes ago, Meisha&Jake said:

But why does it accept my NVC case number if its meant to be my WAC?! This is confusing, the website needs to be more clear

Maybe it accepts both. Why don't you call NVC or your embassy to ask?? They might be able to clear it up. 

Edited May 30, 2018 by Sarac9

[Meisha&Jake 869]

9 minutes ago, Sarac9 said:

Maybe it accepts both. Why don't you call NVC or your embassy to ask?? They might be able to clear it up. 

Its strange, its allowing me to book my interview im just worried that they will say my DS-160 has the ‘wrong case number’ when i go to the interview? Even though i will have my NOA2 which has my WAC on it... bloooody forms! 😤

[Naes 12,205]

16 minutes ago, Meisha&Jake said:

But why does it accept my NVC case number if its meant to be my WAC?! This is confusing, the website needs to be more clear

Because it has the same structure.. 3 letter then 10 numbers.

 

it should be written right next to it with explanation about petition number from uscis.

[K1visaHopeful 2,814]

7 minutes ago, Naes said:

Because it has the same structure.. 3 letter then 10 numbers.

 

it should be written right next to it with explanation about petition number from uscis.

The Canadian version of the DS160 does state that this number is the USCIS application number. I can't show you a screenshot but it does have a note to the side stating this so I know it is not the NVC case number in my embassy's case.

[Meisha&Jake 869]

25 minutes ago, Naes said:

Because it has the same structure.. 3 letter then 10 numbers.

 

it should be written right next to it with explanation about petition number from uscis.

I dont remember it saying that for me - Thank you @Naes & @Sarac9 im going to start afresh for the 3rd time tomorrow... honestly im having like a mini panic attack over this, its so ridiculous of me

[Greenbaum 12,259]

3 hours ago, Meisha&Jake said:

Ive made a slight mistake on my DS 160 & only realized when i went to book my interview - instead of 'LND' i put 'LDN' at the start of my NVC case number... what do i do?! I cant change the DS 160... panicking!!!!!!!

You can redo the DS160 infinite about of times as long as you bring the correct copy with the barcode to your interview. Take a deep breath. You're doing fine.

[Meisha&Jake 869]

5 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

You can redo the DS160 infinite about of times as long as you bring the correct copy with the barcode to your interview. Take a deep breath. You're doing fine.

Thank you! I just want to get it right of course - The annoying thing is my 1st mistake was ‘LDN’ instead of ‘LND’ then i restarted with correct ‘LND’ to then find its not that case number atall, its the WAC they want 😭😤 I guess im having a ditzy day LOL ill try again tomorrow

 

Thank god for everyone’s knowledge & support on this forum! Appreciate it 👍🏻

[Prince & Angel 17]

21 hours ago, Greenbaum said:

 I'm speechless. I have been on VJ for almost 5 years. For many of those years I have helped many to achieve there goal of getting a visa. You just really surprised me with your entry above. I tried helping you and all you can do is cross out my text. You are very rude, arrogant and quite lazy. You depend on others to do the work for you when they are trying to get through this process in their Country. You don't take the time to read the thread were you questions have been asked by others and answered by others and now you want everyone to kowtow to your request. As far as I am concerned you are on your own as I refuse to try and help someone of your ilk. 

Dear Greenbaum, You took my post very negatively, I just removed those questioned (strigke out) which according to you were already answered and I didnt ask those questions, though You answered it again even after knowing it was answered and other people also answer it again. so I removed them by highlighting it. I didn't and never mean what you believed about my behavior. I do go throuh the posts on daily basis.

 

About your experience, I really appricate that you have been here for long time, it's visibled on your profile, If I had similar experience like you, you would have reacted differently rather than getting short temper & judging the people based on striking the text. I'm also surprised that people are supporting to your negative reactions.

 

Again,  Thanks for all your help about my queries, & I'm sorry if you felt insulting due to striking text, I didn't mean that way.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

3 hours ago, faycher said:

hey Yui! The embassy replied me in e-mail said they sent out my package 3 in 25th, May, but I did not receive anything at all. This is quite strange because I live so close to Tokyo. So I wrote an e-mail to them asking for tracking number and have them double comfirm that they sent it to the right address. I remember that you said they made mistakes in your address right?

 

@NaesGirl, Is there anything else I can do in this situation? 

Here is the instructions for gathering your documents which is contained within the P3 from Japan

 

Embassy of the United States of America
 

Box 114 K visa, 1-10-5 Akusaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8420
 

Website: https://jp.usembassy.gov

 

Unit 9800 Box 114 K visa. APO AP 96303-0114
 

Fiancé(e) K 1/2 Visa Instructions
 

This office has received from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) an approved I-129F petition awarding you "K-1" Fiancé(e) nonimmigrant classification. This approved petition allows you to apply for a visa to enter the United States to marry an American citizen and reside permanently. In Japan, the Fiancé(e) visa can only be applied at the U.S. Embassy Tokyo or the Consulate General Naha. To prepare for your visa application in Tokyo, please read and follow carefully the instruction below. If you prefer to apply for your visa in Naha, please contact US Consulate General, Naha for case transfer.
 

Step 1: DS-160 and Profile - Complete and submit the DS-160 Visa Application online http://www.ustraveldocs.com/jp/jp-niv-ds160complete.asp. Upon submission of the DS-160 online, print out the DS-160 confirmation page. IMPORTANT: Select 'Tokyo' as the processing post. Create your profile on website http://www.ustraveldocs.com/jp/index.html (Click "Create Account" to continue). Profile must be created for each applicant regardless of their age.
 

Step 2: Documents and Fee - Visit and follow the links under "Fiancé(e) visa" at http://www.ustraveldocs.com/jp/jp-niv-visatypeinfo.asp. There, you will find a list of all documents that will be required to submit at the time of your visa interview along with instructions and background information. Please read this page carefully and click on all links to ensure that you have collected all the necessary forms. Your applications will be refused if you fail to bring all required documentation. Checklist Of required documents is available at https://jp.usembassy.qov/visas/immigrant-visas/fiancee/how-to-apply-step-3/fiancee-visa-checklist/ Pay the application fee. http://www.ustraveldocs.com/jp/jp-niv-paymentinfo.asp Each K1/K2 applicant must pay the fee.
 

Step 3: Appointment - Once you have obtained all required documents (including the medical examination and all required police certificates), you may schedule a fiancé (e) visa interview appointment through the website at http://cdn.ustraveldocs.com/jp/jp-niv-appointmentschedule.asp. A visa interview is, regardless of age, required for all K visa applicants. We conduct interviews on Monday mornings, excluding U.S. and Japanese holidays. If Monday is a holiday, interviews for that week will be conducted on the following Tuesday morning. Changing appointments are restricted. If more than three times you reschedule your appointment, you will be required to pay another visa application fee. Please note that appointment slots in summer and winter holiday seasons are expected to be longer waits. Plan accordingly.
 

YOU ARE STRONGLY URGED TO PERSONALLY KEEP A DUPLICATE FILE COPY OF ALL DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED IN CONNECTION WITH YOUR VISA APPLICATION. THE EMBASSY DOES NOT PROVIDE COPYING SERVICES.
 

MOST IMPORTANT
 

No assurance can be given in advance that a visa will be issued. A consular officer can make a decision only after your formal application and all documents are reviewed, and you have been personally interviewed by that officer.
 

*You are advised not to make any travel arrangements, not to dispose of your property or give up your job until the visa has been issued to you. The maximum validity of a fiancé(e) visa is six (6) months from the date Of issuance. You must travel to the United States within that 6-month period. Please do not request an interview unless you have definite plans to move to the United States within six (6) months.
 

This office will make every' effort to expedite your visa application on the day of your appointment It is possible that you will have to spend the entire morning or afternoon in the office before final action can be taken on your application. You may wish to bring a book or magazine to read.
 

•passports with visas will be returned to you by mail. Processing and mailing time will take approximately one week, so please allow enough time before your intended date of departure.
 

'If you have further questions regarding the fiancé(e) visa process, please refer to our web page: "Frequently Asked Questions" section.
https://jp.usembassy.gov/visas/faq-list/k-visas/

 

•For the most up-to-date information regarding visa processing, please visit "Important Notices' on the U.S. Embassy’s web page at https://jp.usembassy.gov/category/visas/
 

We look forward to seeing you at your visa interview.
 

Contact the Visa Section http://www.ustraveldocs.com/jp/index.html

 
 

JAN2017

[Greenbaum 12,259]

1 hour ago, Meisha&Jake said:

Its strange, its allowing me to book my interview im just worried that they will say my DS-160 has the ‘wrong case number’ when i go to the interview? Even though i will have my NOA2 which has my WAC on it... bloooody forms! 😤

All things dealing with the DS-160 can be corrected at the interview. Have a cold Stout Beer for me sister.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

3 hours ago, Sarac9 said:

I am pancking now! Lol is this the question on ds 160 regarding the petition/recipt number????

I thought it was asking for WAC #...

So a USCIS number either begins with 

 

– EAC – Vermont Service Center;

– VSC – Vermont Service Center;

– WAC – California Service Center;

– CSC – California Service Center;

– LIN – Nebraska Service Center;

– NSC – Nebraska Service Center;

– SRC – Texas Service Center;

– TSC – Texas Service Center;

– MSC – National Benefits Center;

– NBC – National Benefits Center;

– IOE – ELIS (e-Filing); and

– YSC – Potomac Service Center.

and ends with 10 numbers. The NVC case number is also a 13 digit number but beginning with the 3 letters of your Embassy. So you would enter the USCIS number when completing the DS-160.