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Hello, no. I applied for I-130, spouse. This thread is for I-130😅. Cheers✌️

Hello, yes Im a Sep 2023 filer: Sep 13th. I was approved by USCIS on Nov 14th, 2024. 👍

Hello my name is Gabriel and I´m from Panama. I'm married to USC. Finally we have received DQ by NVC for my CR1 visa process and are now waiting for the Panama US embassy to schedule an interview appointment for me. Can someone give me your experience in how much time you waited to receive your appointment letter and when your interview was schedule? Gracias😉

Hello Sep 2023 Filers. I wanted to give you an update of my case at NVC and a few tips, I hope this information helps you once you get to the NVC stage: NVC case created: 11-18-24 Documents Submitted: 11-26-24 NVC respond do to invalid documents: 12-05-24: From all the documents we submitted two had some tipping errors therefore NVC rejected them and requested us to resubmit them Documents Re-Submitted: 12-05-24 NVC Documentarily Qualified: 12-12-24 Once you arrive to the NVC stage the process is pretty quick and it depends solely in you having all the proper documents and submitting them correctly. They take around 8 to 9 days to verify your submitted documents and accept or reject them. So now we are at the stage of waiting that my local embassy schedule an interview date for me, so this s something that clearly depends on your countries US embassy, I'm on my own now. Uploading Docs at NVC Tip: 1. The PDF documents you submit should be less than 4MB in size. 2. If you upload an PDF document and this error occurs "Invalid Image Detected" error this is what I did to arrange it: A) Print the PDF as a PDF file again: Microsoft Print to PDF. B) Then compress the file with Adobe or any PDF reader app. C) Submit the document again. I hope all of you guys receive sooner or later your I-130 approval and if you have any questions you can contact me directly thru MSG. I´m doing this because this forum helped me a lot with my doubts regarding this lengthy process and now I want to help others. Cheers😉

As indicated in my initial post my wife wrote both to her senator office and local representative. She personally went to her local representative office at Brooklyn were a community service agent took our request for help with our I-130 pending case. After one week we receive a respond from both offices at the same time indicating that our case was at USCIS Brooklyn Office and it was being evaluated. That same day in the evening we receive the approval notice but it said it was sent by the Nebraska Office. So we don´t know if our case was initially at Nebraska then sent to Brooklyn and after approved in Nebraska but definitely we think that writing and requesting for help to her senator office and local representative did helped. Maybe because the Brooklyn Office received a letter from her senator/local representative they looked to our case and thought it was an easy-straight forward approval. I strongly suggest all of you to do the same thing as we did. Yes, maybe you will receive a negative answer but maybe won´t, so just do it. I hope that sooner or later all the Sep 2023 I-130 filers will receive a approval notice to your pending cases. Cheers😎

Definitely each person is different and therefore your congress person. My wife lives at NYC and somehow for us writing to him was beneficial for us. Whats interesting is that a few months ago she chatted with Emma and our case was at NSC. Then when we received a respond from her congressman it said that our case was at Brooklyn USCIS office. Maybe this transfer did helped us. But when we received the I-130 approval notice it said at the NSC, so Im not sure which service center or office did approved us but it was ultimately approved. Hope for good news for other Sep. 2023 filers, love will prevail ♥️. Cheers🤗

Writing to his congress person is the right path😉. Quick update of our NVC process: USCIS sent our case officially to NVC on: Nov 18th NVC sent us welcome letter(email) creating our case: Nov 18th. Already paid the proper fees and waiting for them to process our payment. Also we are gathering all the documentation. It seems that NVC is quite fast in sending you the welcome letter (email) after they receive the case from USCIS. Dont loose hope, after all these months your cases will eventually be approved at USCIS. Cheers😎

Hello my name is Gabriel and I´m from Panama. I´ve been looking this site and topic for months now as I´m also an I-130 CR1 September 2023 filler. I´ve been looking for guidance and moral support as we all do in this lengthy and stressful process. I´m married to USC. This are my dates: Filed: Sept 13, 2023. NOA1: Sept 23, 2023. NOA2 - 1-130 Approval: Nov 14, 2024. I wanted to share with you that today we were approved =), my wife received the Approval Notice in her USCIS account, after 14 months of submitting. We were expecting to wait like 15 months but what she did is that last week she wrote a letter to her senator/congress office from NY and local representative. Today she received a respond (EMAIL) from her senator office indicating that USCIS was still reviewing our case and that it was on the USCIS Brooklyn office. First our case was at Nebraska then in went to Brooklyn USCIS office apparently. Later in the day my wife received and email from USCIS indicating that "We have taken action on your case". I immediately told her to look in the document tab of her USCIS profile and there it was: I-130 Approval document 🤩 Surely writing to her congress office was a good help so I encourage you to write to your congress office representative or local representatives, it did help for us apparently. Finally: Don´t loose hope, have faith in the process because if your marriage is legit and based in mutual love then it will eventually be approved, love will prevail. Now onto the NVC process (consular processing). If you have any question I will gladly help you. Cheers🥳