NVC Filers - January 2020

[Mr and Mrs S 207]

17 minutes ago, SaeedA said:

 

The big beautiful bureaucratic wall is making our lives great again, by keeping us away from our family. All hail our great and magnanimous leader. Oh, what would we do without him?

 

Overall, the Immediate Relatives of U.S. Citizens fell from 566,706 in FY 2016 to 478,961 in FY 2018, a decline of 87,745, or 15.5%. Between FY 2016 and FY 2018, the U.S. granted lawful permanent residence to 36,209 fewer spouses of U.S. citizens (down 11.9%), 21,700 fewer children of U.S. citizens (a 24.5% decline) and 29,836 fewer parents (a drop of 17.2%).

 

The lower admission numbers for spouses, children and parents of U.S. citizens may reflect processing delays as well as policy changes that would prevent individuals from obtaining permanent residence.

 

 

Observers note that Trump administration efforts to reduce immigration could fill a book. The administration abandoned attempts to convince the House and Senate to reduce legal immigration via the traditional route of passing a new law after Congress rejected bills the White House either designed or supported. Given the failed efforts in Congress, lowering the number of legal immigrants by executive, regulatory and administrative means has become more important within the administration.

 

The latest statistics show efforts by administration officials to reduce legal immigration have, from their perspective, started to bear fruit. Favorable court rulings and another four years in power would mean even lower levels of legal immigration to the United States and fewer U.S. citizens allowed to have their spouses, parents and children come live with them in America.

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2020/01/13/new-data-legal-immigration-has-declined-under-trump/#2be4c8e96e99

Had a typo in the original post. Meant to say, "What would we do without him?"

 

 

[Juliet57 304]

17 hours ago, Aloevera said:

Hi everyone !

Today I just received an DQ email from nvc. How long, after DQ email, takes to receive an interview date?

Thanks and good luck for everyone in this process!

thanks for the update, did you really submit on October 26th? or did you resubmit later than that?

[Arewa 146]

Hello VJ family, 

  Must one upload the A.O.S package and the Civil Documents at the same time?

 

And if we don't upload them at the same time, will it  cause any form of delay?

 

Just curious 

 

 

[Iscir 297]

11 minutes ago, Arewa said:

Hello VJ family, 

  Must one upload the A.O.S package and the Civil Documents at the same time?

 

And if we don't upload them at the same time, will it  cause any form of delay?

 

Just curious 

 

 

No, It won’t cause any delay. I submitted AOS documents first and then a few days later I submitted the civil documents. Your waiting starts when all documents have been submitted, in my case, when I submitted civil documents. 

[Alix64 425]

Hello Everyone,

A small question regarding the VJ timeline.

The "NVC received" date is the date when NVC receives the file from USCIS

or is it when NVC creates the case ?

Thank you

Alix

[Iscir 297]

3 minutes ago, Alix64 said:

Hello Everyone,

A small question regarding the VJ timeline.

The "NVC received" date is the date when NVC receives the file from USCIS

or is it when NVC creates the case ?

Thank you

Alix

It’s when they received the case from USCIS. The receive aos and iv bill is the case creation date

[Alix64 425]

33 minutes ago, Iscir said:

It’s when they received the case from USCIS. The receive aos and iv bill is the case creation date

that is what I thought, thank you (a detail i know, but i was wondering)

[Hilde 381]

1 hour ago, Alix64 said:

Hello Everyone,

A small question regarding the VJ timeline.

The "NVC received" date is the date when NVC receives the file from USCIS

or is it when NVC creates the case ?

Thank you

Alix

This is a great question and it seems many users don't understand it as the date NVC received file from USCIS but rather date the case number is created.

[Arewa 146]

1 hour ago, Iscir said:

No, It won’t cause any delay. I submitted AOS documents first and then a few days later I submitted the civil documents. Your waiting starts when all documents have been submitted, in my case, when I submitted civil documents. 

Oh great, thank you so much Iscir

[Aloevera 11]

22 hours ago, LilyJ said:

How long it takes for an interview is dependent on your country, which country are you interviewing in?

Thanks for the answer.

I am from morocco.

[Aloevera 11]

5 hours ago, Juliet57 said:

thanks for the update, did you really submit on October 26th? or did you resubmit later than that?

The first submission was in october 26th. Because one document was missing, nvc sent me an email to resubmit the missing document. The resubmission was in november 19th.

[Mr & Mrs T 778]

50 days since resubmission today and it’s a holiday ..

i don’t know what to expect anymore about

« when » they gonna finally review my case ..

[Kimchi 190]

59 minutes ago, Mr & Mrs T said:

50 days since resubmission today and it’s a holiday ..

i don’t know what to expect anymore about

« when » they gonna finally review my case ..

Mine took 59 days! I am sure it will be soon 

[Mr & Mrs T 778]

19 minutes ago, MWhite said:

Mine took 59 days! I am sure it will be soon 

Hello @MWhite 

thank you ! 

I really hope !! 🍀🙏

I don’t expect to hear anything this week but I really hope to know what’s going in early next week . That’s all I want . I want to know . 
 

[Duke & Marie 1,389]

10 hours ago, SaeedA said:

 

The big beautiful bureaucratic wall is making our lives great again, by keeping us away from our family. All hail our great and magnanimous leader. Oh, what would we do with him?

 

Overall, the Immediate Relatives of U.S. Citizens fell from 566,706 in FY 2016 to 478,961 in FY 2018, a decline of 87,745, or 15.5%. Between FY 2016 and FY 2018, the U.S. granted lawful permanent residence to 36,209 fewer spouses of U.S. citizens (down 11.9%), 21,700 fewer children of U.S. citizens (a 24.5% decline) and 29,836 fewer parents (a drop of 17.2%).

 

The lower admission numbers for spouses, children and parents of U.S. citizens may reflect processing delays as well as policy changes that would prevent individuals from obtaining permanent residence.

 

 

Observers note that Trump administration efforts to reduce immigration could fill a book. The administration abandoned attempts to convince the House and Senate to reduce legal immigration via the traditional route of passing a new law after Congress rejected bills the White House either designed or supported. Given the failed efforts in Congress, lowering the number of legal immigrants by executive, regulatory and administrative means has become more important within the administration.

 

The latest statistics show efforts by administration officials to reduce legal immigration have, from their perspective, started to bear fruit. Favorable court rulings and another four years in power would mean even lower levels of legal immigration to the United States and fewer U.S. citizens allowed to have their spouses, parents and children come live with them in America.

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2020/01/13/new-data-legal-immigration-has-declined-under-trump/#2be4c8e96e99

its Kind of like comparing apples with oranges... numbers are very easy to manipulate into a way that sounds favourable toward your desirable point.. 

 

it’s ok saying approval numbers for legal immigration has reduced... but to actually make the point valid in saying he’s trying to reduce legal migration you need to also review:

- number of applications... has this number reduced also?

- reasons behind denials.. if applicants don’t meet the requirements then of course they will not be approved

- resources available to process applications... reallocation of processing staff from legal to illegal migration and asylum seeker processing will indeed slow legal migration.. 

 

i wouldnt neccesarily trust numbers.. got to do the background check too