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Eddie101

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  1. You get a case id from NVC, usually by sending an email up front, or eventually through the NVC mail The case ID starts with 3 letters, a code for the US consulate/embassy. With that case-ID you can pay the fee That case ID and the USCIS number is required for the DS-160.
  2. Yes you should. In our case it had to be in 'Ready' for a few days, something like 3 or 4 days, before ustraveldocs let us pay the fee.
  3. The letter from the NVC showed up eventually. It was mailed from the US so it might take a bit. As soon as the status said 'ready' we went forward paid the fee and did the DS-160. After several days we were able to schedule an interview.
  4. Visited for 3 weeks with NOA2. Officer was really friendly wished us all the best! No problems at all.
  5. It took us about 8 days after submitting DS-160 to be able to schedule an interview.
  6. Thanks. Fingers crossed for DR as well. Not sure about that 😅 It's probably we are lucky the consulate has smaller backlog.
  7. It'll work out, don't worry. We cross fingers, too 🤞🤞
  8. Today should be the start of shipping the files to their respective US consulates. Exciting, maybe we see status flip to 'In Transit' today and tomorrow.
  9. Thank you:) Yes, we used public inquiry and they returned case number, beneficiary id, etc. Thanks. Seems like. Thought it's good news for others to show things are moving
  10. We just got our case number.🙂 NOA2 June 5th 23
  11. That's disappointing. Do you know how far the window of appointments is (1 month, 2 months)?
  12. Congrats to everyone. Sounds like NOA2s in May are being shipped now👍. (We are early June NOA2s.)
  13. It probably now feels it'll never happen but it will👍🤞
  14. NVC reported our case arrived. Probably takes another 3 to 4 weeks for actual data entry into the system (case number).
  15. Don't loose the faith. It'll happen. We cross fingers for you🤞
  16. That's what I learned here from others in that situation. Eventually the petitioner should get mail, but it's probably not a bad idea to ping NVC to get a case number before that.
  17. From what I learned here they don't send those letters for K1 applicants anymore.
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