NVC EXPEDITION(merged)

[Sohanir rafayell 1]

Hello can i exepdute my NVC case with just the receipt number from USCIS or i have to first wait for the case number from NVC?

[Sohanir rafayell 1]

Hello what are the major factors that fall into financial hardships when expediting a case at NVC? Is several illness and high monthly bills from the beneficiary being paid by the petitioner a reason for expedition?

[Crazy Cat 41,881]

I would wait until the case has been received and logged in at NVC (given NVC case number).

[Sohanir rafayell 1]

1 minute ago, missileman said:

I would wait until the case has been received and logged in at NVC (given NVC case number).

Do u know how long that might take?

[SalishSea 17,832]

29 minutes ago, Shatra takeda said:

Hello what are the major factors that fall into financial hardships when expediting a case at NVC? Is several illness and high monthly bills from the beneficiary being paid by the petitioner a reason for expedition?

Not sure what you mean by the beneficiary "being paid by the petitioner," but that wouldn't count for financial hardship alone.  Immigration is expensive, and most of us feel a financial impact.

[Crazy Cat 41,881]

32 minutes ago, Shatra takeda said:

Do u know how long that might take?

In our case, it took a month....but that was in late 2016.

[Sohanir rafayell 1]

I meant that, are the beneficiary's monthly payments that the petitioner pays fall into financial hardships can it help in the expeditition?

[carmel34 3,633]

6 hours ago, Shatra takeda said:

I meant that, are the beneficiary's monthly payments that the petitioner pays fall into financial hardships can it help in the expeditition?

You can always apply for an expedite, but from all the successful expedites I have seen here on VJ, for financial hardship, it is the financial hardship of the petitioner, not of the beneficiary, that is grounds for a successful expedite.  In your case, it could even be more expensive when the beneficiary moves to the US, as the cost of living is much higher here, medical costs are much more expensive here, etc.  From a financial perspective, the two of you may be better off if he stays in a lower-cost-of-living third world country.  What evidence do you have to submit with an expedite request that you are under financial hardship now, and how would that improve if he came to the US faster?  Expedites are normally granted for extreme emergencies.

[carmel34 3,633]

Also, if you are sending the beneficiary money every month, this could be viewed negatively at the interview because it could be a red flag that he is using you for money, taking advantage of you.  So be careful how questions about these payments are answered in the interview.

[Sohanir rafayell 1]

31 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

Also, if you are sending the beneficiary money every month, this could be viewed negatively at the interview because it could be a red flag that he is using you for money, taking advantage of you.  So be careful how questions about these payments are answered in the interview.

Thank u so much well its me who refused my wife to work in her home country and i told her i would help her pay her bills everymonth until she is here, but her bills are very high yet i dont want her to work and also she fall ill alot coz in her country Malaria and typhoid are common thats why i wanted to expeditr so i stop paying bills and she will take long to fall ill as she will be here with me. Will i be granted or i should just forget about the expedition and wait?

[carmel34 3,633]

39 minutes ago, Shatra takeda said:

Thank u so much well its me who refused my wife to work in her home country and i told her i would help her pay her bills everymonth until she is here, but her bills are very high yet i dont want her to work and also she fall ill alot coz in her country Malaria and typhoid are common thats why i wanted to expeditr so i stop paying bills and she will take long to fall ill as she will be here with me. Will i be granted or i should just forget about the expedition and wait?

I suggest that you wait for two reasons:

 

1.  The NVC stage is relatively short, only a few weeks, and is one of the shortest phases of this 14-16 month process, so even if an expedite is applied and approved, it will not make much difference.  Probably by the time you applied, the expedite request was reviewed, and a decision made, it would be sent on to the embassy or consulate abroad anyway without the expedite.  If you wanted an expedite, the time to do it would have been at the very long USCIS stage--many months.  I assume that the petition has been approved and has left or soon will leave USCIS, to NVC now.

 

2.  Your financial hardship evidence relates to the beneficiary not petitioner.  Expedites are normally difficult to get, as everyone has reasons like yours all the time, or similar ones.  You will pay her bills whether she is in her home country or in the US, so that will not make a difference financially, and as I said in my earlier reply, if she has medical bills those will only increase once she comes to the US.

 

So overall, I suggest wait the few weeks until your case is processed normally at NVC and move on to your interview abroad.  You are nearing the end of the process, so hand in there, and good luck!

 

 

 

[SalishSea 17,832]

7 hours ago, Shatra takeda said:

I meant that, are the beneficiary's monthly payments that the petitioner pays fall into financial hardships can it help in the expeditition?

USCIS is concerned about the well-being of US citizens as related to immigration.  If she is voluntarily unemployed in her country, that isn't a reason for an expedite.

[Sohanir rafayell 1]

10 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

USCIS is concerned about the well-being of US citizens as related to immigration.  If she is voluntarily unemployed in her country, that isn't a reason for an expedite.

U not getting me, wat i meant to say is that i refused her to work and told her i was willing to pay her bills, but her bills expenses have turned out to be very expensive to me yet i have 4 kids over here in US can i expedite the process coz its me the petitioner facing hardships in money that way i wont have to pay her bills any more as she will be here with me.

[carmel34 3,633]

5 minutes ago, Shatra takeda said:

U not getting me, wat i meant to say is that i refused her to work and told her i was willing to pay her bills, but her bills expenses have turned out to be very expensive to me yet i have 4 kids over here in US can i expedite the process coz its me the petitioner facing hardships in money that way i wont have to pay her bills any more as she will be here with me.

Again, you can always try for an expedite, but at this point it won't make much difference since you already have an approved I-130 petition.  You're near the end.  And remember, you will still have to pay her bills in the US.

[Sohanir rafayell 1]

23 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

I suggest that you wait for two reasons:

 

1.  The NVC stage is relatively short, only a few weeks, and is one of the shortest phases of this 14-16 month process, so even if an expedite is applied and approved, it will not make much difference.  Probably by the time you applied, the expedite request was reviewed, and a decision made, it would be sent on to the embassy or consulate abroad anyway without the expedite.  If you wanted an expedite, the time to do it would have been at the very long USCIS stage--many months.  I assume that the petition has been approved and has left or soon will leave USCIS, to NVC now.

 

2.  Your financial hardship evidence relates to the beneficiary not petitioner.  Expedites are normally difficult to get, as everyone has reasons like yours all the time, or similar ones.  You will pay her bills whether she is in her home country or in the US, so that will not make a difference financially, and as I said in my earlier reply, if she has medical bills those will only increase once she comes to the US.

 

So overall, I suggest wait the few weeks until your case is processed normally at NVC and move on to your interview abroad.  You are nearing the end of the process, so hand in there, and good luck!

 

 

 

Wooow best advice i have ever got thank u very much yes u right i will wait after all i waited tge 8.5months so these few weekz wont be hard for me to bear. Thank u very much. Well with her medical issues she has no medical problems but the problem is with the country it has got alot of malaria and typhoid in it when i visited her i got vaccinated for malaria but i came back with a big stomach ache i dont know what happened but got better later so roughly her country isnt good for peoples health, i hope when she comes she wont have to face ol that. Thank you again ohhh yes our case was approved.