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Appreciate it ,thanks.

Is there a timeframe that we have to update the I864? If nothing changed with income and only filed taxes for the 2023 year. DQ Nov 2023, still waiting for interview date. Would it need to be updated or just do it either way?

Just a jump on question based off op scenario, after filing 2023 taxes and uploading to CEAC, would a person need to file an updated I864 or is the original still acceptable from before 2024? Example- DQ Nov 2023, file taxes Feb 2024, upload to CEAC.

They said they don't have the petition and to contact NVC through the public inquiry. I had my congressmans office send an inquiry to NVC, waiting on that response now. I think they are extremely backed up with B1s and 2s, they've been approving around 900-1000 for the last few months now. I don't know where the CR1/IR1s sit in the order of things. It's fine I guess, since at this point my wife will be IR1 upon entry to the U.S so we won't need to mess with the 751 and just get the 10 year right away.

I got a response, it just said the embassy does not have the current petition and to contact NVC through the public inquiry form.

DQ since Oct 16th 2023, nothing yet. I did send the embassy an email to see if they have a timeframe.

I should re word that to clarify, my employer has notarized a company letterhead that she will be added on my plan as soon as she enters the U.S. My credit union won't add without her SSN, but Capital One allowed me to put her as joint user and sent a card in her name that she uses over seas.

No, we met in 2016 and had 2 fiance denials, 2018 and 2019, everything shut down 2020 to 2022 and went over and got married early 2022 and filed I130, now it's at NVC just waiting for interview date again.

We got more after wedding. Added to life insurance, 401k, credit card, employee health insurance. Hoping it's enough.

I'll be with my wife regardless, at least she can show my passport to the consular to prove I'm there supporting my wife. We've been fighting since 2018, the last thing I want is her getting a 221g or denial because I wasn't there. Yeah, I know that's an extreme if on that reason for denial, but at this point, we just want to be together and don't want to risk anything.

Cambodia does not currently allow the petitioner inside, they used to but for now it's only beneficiary.

That's great. Were you able to attend with them or not? My wife will be having her interview hopefuly soon within the next few months and I'm going there, but the embassy does not allow the petitioner inside.

Awesome, was it smooth or they kind of dig in with questioning?

You should be getting notification from the embassy sometime soon about what they want to do, issue a visa or do another interview. It's good news though. Just follow whatever notifications NVC sends.

Well at least you got the 824 over and done with.

What is your RFE asking for.

It was maybe a week, pretty quick. Everything is done now and just waiting for the interview date. Any updates on yours?

Any updates, what ended up happening?

It was at Potomac the entire time. Filed in July 2023, submitted 70 pages of medical/personal expedite paperwork through my congress office in early October.

Ours is at NVC now, just to update.

I don't believe they were giving you wrong information on purpose, as I understand it used to be a very uncommon form required, but for some reason or another it has become quite a common issue lately. But it is 100% able to be expedited, just send all your proof and hopefuly it is enough, I would suggest having your congressmans office do it for you. Don't get frustrated or sound angry, when requesting they open the file. But if all else fails with multiple agents, request a tier 2 and ask that they note your file as you are the petitioner so this problem does not continue going forward.

They can and do expedite the I-824. I expedited mine and it was approved due to personal reasons. OP, from my congressmans liaison and their conversations with the officers they have access to at USCIS, they said that sometimes the computers load the beneficiary/petitioner in the opposite spots, but it is a petitioner form, so tell them you are the petitioner who sent the form and you are politely requesting they open the file and answer your questions to the best of their ability. This is word for word what my congressman got as a response when I had the exact same issue. If one agent gives you a hard time, call back maybe 30 min later and speak with a different agent.

This is the biggest issue with the form. Because the only option you select is to "send my approved petition to NVC", outside the exact same information on the 130. There is no world where USCIS should be confused on what to do and hold the petition, with a human looking over a petition that has every other part of the form for the beneficiary, as an address that is in a different country other than the U.S., if the beneficiary was here, you would in most circumstances also be submitting an I-485 as well. Much less charge nearly the same amount as the I-130 itself, but as we all know, USCIS is a fee driven entity, when a fee can be collected, it will be. This is assuming why the petition is still approved without sending an RFE about a conflict of information on the I-130. Yes 100% in this specific situation, an Emma request, email or a call to USCIS should suffice to tell them to send the I-130 to NVC. Some might still defend the archaic nature of certain USCIS policies/procedures, but the 824 specifically to move a 130 to NVC, is a pure fee grab and needs to be changed. I've said it before in other posts, people complain about processing times and backlogs, and needing an 824 to move a 130 is a waste of our time and the ISO's time. Sure someone will argue you made the mistake, just as easily it could be said that it's something that could be fixed by a five minute phone call or email. As I also mentioned earlier, countless people have also sent in a letter, error free page, email request prior to 130 approval due to notice of mistake, and still needed an 824.

It seems extremely common lately, so much so that Nebraksa currently posts an 80% done within 22 month timeframe for processing. Oddly California and NBC are both 5 months or less, so they could start offloading other SCs to these places to speed it up. I also follow a long with a social media group that has I824 filers for all service centers, the amount of people in there is staggering. The group has around 1000 members in it. 824s needed for lawyer mistakes and self mistakes on the AoS/Consular questions. People have commented that they tried having the issue fixed prior to approval of the I130 but it didn't do any good and an 824 was still required. You know my feelings on this form so I won't beat a dead horse. Unfortunately being a fee driven entity and such a common mistake, I don't see them enforcing a change anytime soon.

Mines at Potomac, NBC is good, the processing time there online shows about 5 months.