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Hi guys! I just had my interview today. I everything went smoothly until the consular started reviewing our documents. We missed one part on the i-134, but apart from that he said everything looks fine and he doesn't see any problem. However, he returned my passport and gave me a 221-g slip that has instructions for us to send back my passport and a fully completed i-134 form. So as soon as I got out of the embassy, me and my fiance were Facetiming and we had the documents express mailed back to the US embassy on the same day. I wonder if anyone has had the same experience and if so, how long did it take for the embassy to process your documents?

Just got an interview at Dublin Embassy. We initially sent in our Notice of Readiness last Monday as soon as we got info from the medical center that my results are ready. Was given an interview date on Thursday last week but could not make it, so we sent another one last Friday (when I had the results on hand) and was told that the next available appointment was not until May. Was a bit disappointed that we weren't told about this beforehand, had we known we would have pushed to get everything ready last week. But all in God's time.

Your embassy should send you a packet with instructions for all the things you need to accomplish for the interview, and submit some of them before you/they can schedule your interview.

Next NVC Shipping Date is for Wed/Thu next week so expect to receive it on the Petitioner's email by then. Good luck!

Our case just went ready today! Phew. I was getting a bit worried there for a hot minute.

I suppose all we can really do is wait. I've emailed my embassy yesterday but they haven't replied to me.

I did that trick. It has been delivered to my embassy since Tuesday but no update from them. I've done medical and started DS-160, I'm just curious why it's taking longer.

It has been a week since our case became IN TRANSIT but still no update from my Embassy. Anyone experiencing the same thing?

Send a public inquiry according to the pdf guide posted at the top of this thread. If you ask them if it's possible to give you the case number before it is forwarded to the embassy. I was also getting a generic response and it is frustrating. I've been sending an inquiry every week after day 30, and one time I sent one on 2 consecutive days. One IO sent in the case # then I got another reply after a few hours with the generic response. I guess it will all boil down on which IO reads your inquiry. But be patient.

Try sending another inquiry. For our case, I started sending one at 30 days according to the format that the moderators made from this website. We got a case number after about 40+ days then our case was sent the following week.

You head on to https://mydhl.express.dhl/ie/en/tracking.html#/track-by-reference Enter the reference number on the day that you think your case was transferred. Example 02 March 2023, so you put it like: EXP 02 MAR 2023A Then you change the date range from the days you think your case was shipped, then choose the country where your case is being sent to. All these are included in the PDF attached on the very first comment of this thread.

I did try the DHL hack on the day that our case became IN TRANSIT but it didn't show up until today. You guys should try it out.

My fiance also got the email that our case will now be forwarded to the US Embassy where I live. NOA 2: 13 January 2023

It's a way to track your case once it says IN TRANSIT on the CEAC website.

Also just received a case number through Public Inquiry (Thanks to the After NOA-2 tips that was posted here) last Wednesday. Has anyone tried to do the DHL trick recently? Does it still work?