Case Complete

[troymor1980 0]

My wifes case just got complete. She is from the philippines. Currently she is out at sea on a cruiseline. Will they send me anything in the mail or will it all go to her moms address in the philippines? About how long will it be for the interview? Thanks for all the help...

[RandyandRina 2]

Hello and Congratulations!

Before we can answer your question

It is important for other VJ members to give you assistance based from the information you have on your timeline.

I assume that since you have posted this on this forum, this is for IR1/ CR1 visa. If the CASE COMPLETE is from NVC, it takes about 6 weeks from the complete date for the interview: 2 weeks transit from NVC to USEM, then 4 weeks for USEM to the date of the interview (medical is 2 weeks before the interview).

Good luck!

[troymor1980 0]

thanks for the info about the amount fo time. Will all the paperwork now go to her in the philippines?

[troymor1980 0]

also does she get the paperwork in two weeks or does the embassy get it in two weeks?

[RandyandRina 2]

thanks for the info about the amount fo time. Will all the paperwork now go to her in the philippines?

Yes. Actually, both the beneficiary and petitioner (and agent) will receive the Packet 4 for the interview date.

[RandyandRina 2]

also does she get the paperwork in two weeks or does the embassy get it in two weeks?

Your actual application and documents from USCIS to NVC will all be sent to the embassy (USEM). It will get to her at least within or after 2 weeks by USEM.

Edited September 7, 2007 by RandyandRina

[Mononoke28 135]

Here's a tip since you're going through Manila. Because your case was completed by the NVC BEFORE the 15th-16th of this month, you will probably get an interview appointment for next month. The NVC makes appointments the second week of the month so you can call them either the 14th or 17th to find out if they were able to give you the October date.

Also both, the petitioner and beneficiary, get a copy of packet 4 which is the interview letter. I received it 2 days after our interview was scheduled and my husband received his in Colombia about 20 days later.

Diana

Edited September 7, 2007 by Mononoke28

[waiting06 0]

Here's a tip since you're going through Manila. Because your case was completed by the NVC BEFORE the 15th-16th of this month, you will probably get an interview appointment for next month. The NVC makes appointments the second week of the month so you can call them either the 14th or 17th to find out if they were able to give you the October date.

Also both, the petitioner and beneficiary, get a copy of packet 4 which is the interview letter. I received it 2 days after our interview was scheduled and my husband received his in Colombia about 20 days later.

Diana

how is the packet 4 delivered to the beneficiary .. what kind of mail service (fedex, etc)? do they just put it in their mailbox or do they make the beneficiary sign and then recieve?