NVC Filers - July 2018

[O&O 330]

On 7/7/2018 at 7:56 AM, Abies said:

My husband is sending our package out today,i also completed ds260 today.

 

Documents in our aos file are the Petitioner's signed&dated affidavit of support form,employment letter 2017 tax transcripts,recent pay stubs,social security earnings statement. 

 

Documents in the Iv file are for me as well as other supporting documents of evidence of ongoing marital relationship.

 

Have you completed your ds260?

@Abies

Hi, after reading your post.I need to know which package should I put these documents as follow 401k, Life insurance,bank statements n authorised user ( credit cards). husband is beneficiary/ in trust of/ user to the above mentioned.. should I put these documents in AOS r IV file???

Thanks in advance..

[Abies 1,713]

8 minutes ago, O&O said:

@Abies

Hi, after reading your post.I need to know which package should I put these documents as follow 401k, Life insurance,bank statements n authorised user ( credit cards). husband is beneficiary/ in trust of/ user to the above mentioned.. should I put these documents in AOS r IV file???

Thanks in advance..

All you listed are evidence of bonafide marital relationship(other supporting documents). We placed then under our iv package

[O&O 330]

17 minutes ago, Abies said:

All you listed are evidence of bonafide marital relationship(other supporting documents). We placed then under our iv package

Ok...good bless

[lousiaC 374]

58 minutes ago, catdk said:

I'm not sure if I should call just to ask about CC but I'm so tempted. Maybe next week...

Indeed.. it is very tempting.. i am planning to call on friday.. In sha Allah we get our cc before that  

[PhoenixBlaque 51]

Today is my scan date: 7/9

 

So you guys were saying 7-10 business days? We shall see 😊

[lousiaC 374]

29 minutes ago, PhoenixBlaque said:

Today is my scan date: 7/9

 

So you guys were saying 7-10 business days? We shall see 😊

Welcome to the club 😂😊

[indianDallas 16]

41 minutes ago, PhoenixBlaque said:

Today is my scan date: 7/9

 

So you guys were saying 7-10 business days? We shall see 😊

 

When you called up NVC, did you ask for scan date, or is the date the documents were entered into the system  ? or how did you figure out your scan date ?

[PhoenixBlaque 51]

22 minutes ago, indianDallas said:

 

When you called up NVC, did you ask for scan date, or is the date the documents were entered into the system  ? or how did you figure out your scan date ?

I called and asked if they had received my documents and the representative stated that they scanned it into the system today.

[indianDallas 16]

7 minutes ago, PhoenixBlaque said:

I called and asked if they had received my documents and the representative stated that they scanned it into the system today.

If you dont mind my asking, while mailing the documents, did you track when did NVC receive it ? if yes, when did NVC receive it and how long did it take for NVC to scan it.

NVC had received my documents on June 28th, and each time i call up and ask for scan date, they only repeat we have received, your documents on June 28th, and it will take upto 6 weeks to review it. I think i will call them next monday and see if they give me an update regarding the scan date. 

is there any other term for it, or do i just ask when were the documents scanned into the system ?

[PhoenixBlaque 51]

4 minutes ago, indianDallas said:

If you dont mind my asking, while mailing the documents, did you track when did NVC receive it ? if yes, when did NVC receive it and how long did it take for NVC to scan it.

NVC had received my documents on June 28th, and each time i call up and ask for scan date, they only repeat we have received, your documents on June 28th, and it will take upto 6 weeks to review it. I think i will call them next monday and see if they give me an update regarding the scan date. 

is there any other term for it, or do i just ask when were the documents scanned into the system ?

They received my documents on July 5th. From my understanding, they scan date is the day they literally scan the documents into the system. I was told it takes 2-3 days and today is day 2

[Themmi 51]

9 minutes ago, PhoenixBlaque said:

They received my documents on July 5th. From my understanding, they scan date is the day they literally scan the documents into the system. I was told it takes 2-3 days and today is day 2

Hi 

How many days did it take NVC to receive your documents.

I mean when did u send ur documents to nvc

[PhoenixBlaque 51]

27 minutes ago, Themmi said:

Hi 

How many days did it take NVC to receive your documents.

I mean when did u send ur documents to nvc

I sent my docs 7/1 using the priority mail which is 2-3 days delivery. It got there on Thursday 7/5.

[DocZ 20]

When I first called the NVC, they told me to call back at 6 weeks. The second time I called, they said to call at 8 weeks. I called the NVC at 8 weeks, to get my case number and invoice number. They said they could not escalate it to a supervisor at that point, because it had not been at the end of the day of the 8th week, and to call the next business day. So I called again today, and again they did not have case number and invoice number. I asked them escalate to a supervisor. She said "it will eventually be escalated, and eventually go to a supervisor." I asked what she meant, like, did she mean she would send the case to be escalated today (I didn't assume a supervisor would get to it today, or that I would get a case number today, but I didn't know what she meant, I just wanted to make sure that she was doing her part to escalate it)? She said that now there are so many cases going past 8 weeks, that so many are being escalated, that she didn't know when it could be escalated. I tried to clarify, if she meant the initiation of going to a supervisor, or if she was referring to when somebody would actually look at it. She wouldn't clarify, and wouldn't give any timelines. I didn't know if that was just a vague person I talked to, or if they will soon be shifting the "call back in 8 weeks" to "call back in 10 weeks" (to be clear, my curiosity, not anything that was explicitly stated)?  

 

Does anybody know what escalating a case actually does, anyways? I would think that the function of escalating a case would have been for the more rare cases, that somehow got stuck beyond the expected time, or were more complicated. However, if now, everybody is getting stuck beyond the expected time... it would seem that the volume going to supervisors would be increasing dramatically.  Is the "waiting to be escalated" just a new queue we sit in, as we go from box to box, in this process. 

 

Ugh.

[Saaniya 94]

32 minutes ago, DocZ said:

When I first called the NVC, they told me to call back at 6 weeks. The second time I called, they said to call at 8 weeks. I called the NVC at 8 weeks, to get my case number and invoice number. They said they could not escalate it to a supervisor at that point, because it had not been at the end of the day of the 8th week, and to call the next business day. So I called again today, and again they did not have case number and invoice number. I asked them escalate to a supervisor. She said "it will eventually be escalated, and eventually go to a supervisor." I asked what she meant, like, did she mean she would send the case to be escalated today (I didn't assume a supervisor would get to it today, or that I would get a case number today, but I didn't know what she meant, I just wanted to make sure that she was doing her part to escalate it)? She said that now there are so many cases going past 8 weeks, that so many are being escalated, that she didn't know when it could be escalated. I tried to clarify, if she meant the initiation of going to a supervisor, or if she was referring to when somebody would actually look at it. She wouldn't clarify, and wouldn't give any timelines. I didn't know if that was just a vague person I talked to, or if they will soon be shifting the "call back in 8 weeks" to "call back in 10 weeks" (to be clear, my curiosity, not anything that was explicitly stated)?  

 

Does anybody know what escalating a case actually does, anyways? I would think that the function of escalating a case would have been for the more rare cases, that somehow got stuck beyond the expected time, or were more complicated. However, if now, everybody is getting stuck beyond the expected time... it would seem that the volume going to supervisors would be increasing dramatically.  Is the "waiting to be escalated" just a new queue we sit in, as we go from box to box, in this process. 

 

Ugh.

See earlier it was 6 to 8 weeks.. but as nvc is getting thousands of cases each day they are backlogged and now its taking 8 to 10 weeks. I got my casenumber at exact 9 weeks. I had a similar talk where the guy said.. escalate or not all cases are passing 8 weeks these days and eventually u will get the case and in number sooner than later and if you still want me to escalate to my supervisor .. i will shoot an email right away.. there are 2 teams.. case creation team and supervisor team.. who so ever gets to ur nvc received date first..will create you case and assign u a number. Dont panic .. u should be getting it in less than a week. I suggest keep calling twice a day. 

[DocZ 20]

54 minutes ago, Saaniya said:

See earlier it was 6 to 8 weeks.. but as nvc is getting thousands of cases each day they are backlogged and now its taking 8 to 10 weeks. I got my casenumber at exact 9 weeks. I had a similar talk where the guy said.. escalate or not all cases are passing 8 weeks these days and eventually u will get the case and in number sooner than later and if you still want me to escalate to my supervisor .. i will shoot an email right away.. there are 2 teams.. case creation team and supervisor team.. who so ever gets to ur nvc received date first..will create you case and assign u a number. Dont panic .. u should be getting it in less than a week. I suggest keep calling twice a day. 

There is a queue, and it will go to case creation or supervisor, who ever is less slow at that time. Good to know. Thanks!