NVC Filers - November 2019

[Gekgek 13]

1 hour ago, LOUHAMILTON said:

I had imagined it, but since I'm doing it all on my own, I get insecure sometimes.   Thank you so much

Hi! After you submitted the Aos and DS260 what’s the next step? I don’t know how To send the civil documents. It says N/A in the Ceac website. Thank u

[Gekgek 13]

1 hour ago, Iscir said:

I submitted financial documents last week but i haven't submitted civil documents yet (uploaded but not submitted). i wonder if that would cause any problem? i need to delay a couple of months now sadly

Hi. I’m really confused, I’m on Aos and Ds260 stage I started filling out the forms but did not submit yet because I couldn’t figure out how to upload civil documents it’s says N/a on the ceac website. Do I need to finished uploading the AOS and DS260 first before it will be available?thanks 

[Iscir 297]

3 minutes ago, Gekgek said:

Hi. I’m really confused, I’m on Aos and Ds260 stage I started filling out the forms but did not submit yet because I couldn’t figure out how to upload civil documents it’s says N/a on the ceac website. Do I need to finished uploading the AOS and DS260 first before it will be available?thanks 

you can start uploading civil documents only after you complete the DS-260

[Gekgek 13]

6 minutes ago, Iscir said:

you can start uploading civil documents only after you complete the DS-260

On travel state website it says you will be receiving a welcome letter from nvc pls see the picture attached. So if I did not received this letter in the picture I’m not eligible to upload civil documents to ceac? I need to mail them instead? But where can I find thecover letter and welcome letter to attached to the mail?

[David Holmes 13]

I sent in our I-130 paperwork (for wife in Ph) right at the end of October, and just received the NOA (I-797C) saying they got it.

 

We were assigned the Potomac Service Center, where the average wait time is 7-9 months -- not too bad, right?

So I'm thinking for this waiting time, maybe we meet and hang out in South America. Anyone have recommendations? Looking for something somewhat cheap, but safe, with interesting surroundings.  I just need to be in the US time zones.

[LilyJ 1,258]

2 hours ago, Gekgek said:

On travel state website it says you will be receiving a welcome letter from nvc pls see the picture attached. So if I did not received this letter in the picture I’m not eligible to upload civil documents to ceac? I need to mail them instead? But where can I find thecover letter and welcome letter to attached to the mail?

They don’t send a physical letter anymore. If you got a case number in email then you can start at NVC. You can’t upload civil documents until you finish filling out your DS260, but firstly you can’t upload anything until the fees online show as paid 

Edited November 9, 2019 by LilyJ

[Gekgek 13]

4 minutes ago, LilyJ said:

They don’t send a physical letter anymore. If you got a case number in email then you can start at NVC. You can’t upload civil documents until you finish filling out your DS260, but firstly you can’t upload anything until the fees online show as paid 

Yes i paid already. It’s been cleared for 2 days. I stop doing it because the civil documents part is confusing. Let me finished Aos and ds260 first for now. Thank u 😊 

[Juliet57 304]

 

12 hours ago, canadavisa22 said:

Looking for some DS-260 help.

 

In the employment section it asks for your current job but doesn't ask for a start date.

 

Then the next section asks if you have you been employed previously. When you check yes, it asks for the last 10 years starting with the most recent employer.

Am I repeating the same info as I did on the previous page for my current employer OR the most recent before my current employment???

 

There is a start and end date for this question, so it's confusing what they want here. Anyone have the same issue and figure it out?

I completed & saved ds260 today (not submitted though) and I dont remember a question about being employed before or the previous 10 years of work 😲😦😧😨 gonna have to open it and check again 😅😅😅😶

[Duke & Marie 1,389]

2 hours ago, Juliet57 said:

 

I completed & saved ds260 today (not submitted though) and I dont remember a question about being employed before or the previous 10 years of work 😲😦😧😨 gonna have to open it and check again 😅😅😅😶

It auto fills the start date for your most recent employer after you enter the previous employer details... 

[Duke & Marie 1,389]

Do we need to submit double sided photocopies? Eg of birth certificate even if rear page is blank?

[Duke & Marie 1,389]

9 hours ago, David Holmes said:

I sent in our I-130 paperwork (for wife in Ph) right at the end of October, and just received the NOA (I-797C) saying they got it.

 

We were assigned the Potomac Service Center, where the average wait time is 7-9 months -- not too bad, right?

So I'm thinking for this waiting time, maybe we meet and hang out in South America. Anyone have recommendations? Looking for something somewhat cheap, but safe, with interesting surroundings.  I just need to be in the US time zones.

I think you’re in the wrong forum buddy..

 

try 

 

[canadavisa22 202]

50 minutes ago, Duke & Marie said:

It auto fills the start date for your most recent employer after you enter the previous employer details... 

It only asked for the current employer details but not the start date.

[Yasroma16 0]

Hi everyone,

I have a question, I made the Aos and the  IV application fees (435$) at the CEAC webstite 12 days ago and the payment was deducted right the way from my account but it still shows at the CEAC website that it’s IN PROCESS.

how long  would it take to clear up so I can finish up the process

thank u

Edited November 10, 2019 by Yasroma16

[Sam07 37]

19 hours ago, LilyJ said:

You should hear maybe around the end of this month, ours was approved 9/19, sent to NVC 9/27, case number 10/31 🙂

Thanks for the reply.

What's next after NVC ??

[Juliet57 304]

19 hours ago, David Holmes said:

I sent in our I-130 paperwork (for wife in Ph) right at the end of October, and just received the NOA (I-797C) saying they got it.

 

We were assigned the Potomac Service Center, where the average wait time is 7-9 months -- not too bad, right?

So I'm thinking for this waiting time, maybe we meet and hang out in South America. Anyone have recommendations? Looking for something somewhat cheap, but safe, with interesting surroundings.  I just need to be in the US time zones.

You're in the wrong thread. This is for people who have already been approved. Potomac isnt so bad your wife's i130 will be looked at in around 4 months

 

Youll be in NVC stage in March approx.

Try the thread posted by Duke&Marie

 

10 hours ago, Duke & Marie said:

It auto fills the start date for your most recent employer after you enter the previous employer details... 

I only remember current employment not previous employment info 🤔 Ill check later 😅