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Mexico, Latin & South AmericaTimeline for AOS?????
QUOTE (JALOVE @ Mar 24 2008, 04:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (kishmar @ Mar 24 2008, 04:59 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hey you all i hope you had a wonderful Easter........my God is no longer is the grave he rose up triumphantly on the third day and sat upon the stone......a sign of victory! kicking.gif

My question to you all today is i called th NVC this afternoon and was told that they recieved the AOS (by the way it was delivered by usps on March 19th) and will be reviewing same.....so can anyone tell me how long does this review process usually takes tongue_ss.gif

Thanks,
Kishmar


well so far we have EAD and advance parole approved it depends on ur case some ive seen approved in 4 mos some 2 years and some still pending so u can never tell i just checked others time lines to compare. I started end of Jan.



Thanks for your reply but i think you may have misunderstood what i was talking about....in fact when i say say OAS im actually referring to Affadavit of Support

Sorry for the misunderstandig. Now based on this correction do you kow the timeline.

Have a wonderful day,
Kishmar
kishmarFemaleJamaica2008-03-26 09:56:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaTimeline for AOS?????
Hey you all i hope you had a wonderful Easter........my God is no longer is the grave he rose up triumphantly on the third day and sat upon the stone......a sign of victory! kicking.gif

My question to you all today is i called th NVC this afternoon and was told that they recieved the AOS (by the way it was delivered by usps on March 19th) and will be reviewing same.....so can anyone tell me how long does this review process usually takes tongue_ss.gif

Thanks,
Kishmar
kishmarFemaleJamaica2008-03-24 15:59:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaDS-230 Generated
Good morning to all you lovely Jamaican peeps,

Hope you are doing just fine on this beautiful Saturday morning...

I have a few questions i would like you all to shed some light on for me.

The auto-system at NVC said that my DS-230 was generated on March 19th.....do you have any ideas why it is taking so long to reach me agent of choice (my hubby)??

Secondly i have in my possession the documents that i will be submitting with the DS-230 forms
namely my marriage certificate + photo copy, birth certificate+photo copy, police record, 2 passport size photos, photo of the biometric pages of my passport.

Is there anything that i am missing?? Im planning to send this package to my hubby on Monday via Fedex or Dhl not even so sure which is better innocent.gif

Also my hubby sent in the Affidavit of Support to the NVC March 17th I called and they confirmed that they received it on the 19th of March. My question is this since the message on the auto-system has changed from awaiting Affidavit of Support to now awaiting biometric data from beneficiary, am i to presume that all is ok with the Affidavit of Support cause to tell you the truth ive been a bit worried about getting a RFE ( i hope i dont get one). Any response will be greatly appreciated.

This whole process has been so taxing on my body both physically, mentally and emotionally sad.gif

Thank you all for your responses in advance,

God bless & one love,
Kishmar
kishmarFemaleJamaica2008-03-29 09:38:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaLoosing Sleep
QUOTE (Jomo @ Apr 3 2008, 02:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (kishmar @ Apr 3 2008, 02:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (Jomo @ Apr 3 2008, 02:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It all takes time to generate and mail out. More time they you will ever like.

This is the one part where you will lose all control. Please sit back, take a breath, and just hang on for the ride.



Thank you so very much Jomo's girl,

I really need to get to that place where i just take control of what is happening right now we have been going through this process 2005 (when we first file as a PLR). I really need some much needed prayers cause im on the verge of falling into depression. Have to leave work yesterday was not up to finishing the day crying.gif



There is no control in your hands once it gets to the Jamaican embassy. I have always hated that and I am sorry you are going through it. I saw some of your time line and was wondering why it was taking so long.

You will be knocking your head into a brick wall; but you can always try to call or e-mail your questions. I found that if I just let it go along as it was to go and stopped stressing about tracking it every step of the way, I was much calmer and saner.

It will happen. Just hang in there.



I guess the process is taking this long because when we first filed in 2005 my hubby was only a Legal Resident Alien. He got nautraulize in January this year. And not only that they lost our papers at the USCIS when we first started the process..my hubby had to write to his congressman.
kishmarFemaleJamaica2008-04-03 14:55:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaLoosing Sleep
QUOTE (Jomo @ Apr 3 2008, 02:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It all takes time to generate and mail out. More time they you will ever like.

This is the one part where you will lose all control. Please sit back, take a breath, and just hang on for the ride.



Thank you so very much Jomo's girl,

I really need to get to that place where i just take control of what is happening right now we have been going through this process 2005 (when we first file as a PLR). I really need some much needed prayers cause im on the verge of falling into depression. Have to leave work yesterday was not up to finishing the day crying.gif
kishmarFemaleJamaica2008-04-03 14:44:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaLoosing Sleep
helpsmilie.gif Hello to all my yardies

This whole process at the NVC is driving me nuts. On March 19th the auto system at the NVC told me that the instruction packet for my DS-230 was generated to date my agent has not received it. To make matters worse i also got an error message for RFE on I-1864 which i was told my a customer service rep was mailed on March 29th, to date nothig

Not even one of the mails.....Could somebody please please shed some light on what is going on. This waiting is becoming so unbearable.

Thank you for any suggestion you may have and love you all

Kishmar
kishmarFemaleJamaica2008-04-03 14:39:00
USCIS Service CentersNOA "transfer"

I am in the K-1 VISA process. Texas sent me a NOA1 in the beginning of June saying that my case was received and is being sent to the Vermont Service Center. However, on August 12, I received a NOA with the classification of "transfer". They said my case was reviewed and determined that they need to send it to Texas to be processed. Based on this, what time frame should I use? Starting from June, or starting from August 12? Also, has anyone ever gotten a notice of transfer, and if so, what does it mean and why do they transfer cases to other service centers? 

 

I am in the same positive as you and many others.I am a June filer and was transfer August 9 to Texas Service Center.My fiance never receive a text message nor an email of transfer but it is stated so on the uscis website when we check our status update.I am not aware of what time frame to follow besides at vermont center process I-129F within 5 months,so it's that rhythm am following despite being transfer. due to the fact TSC doesn't have a time frame because they just recently began working on I-129F.I would assume it's the same time frame (continuous) from VSC with maybe an extra 30 days or something like that.The I129F are being transfer to balance workload being that VSC has a backlog and they are trying to complete the cases within the stated processing time.


JEWELLAFemaleJamaica2013-08-13 14:32:00
USCIS Service CentersFAQ: Case Transfers to another Service Center

he need to choose the YES in accepting email or Yes on mobile.. sign in to ur account again and check if done clicking the YES.

 

Thank you!


JEWELLAFemaleJamaica2013-08-13 23:49:00
USCIS Service CentersFAQ: Case Transfers to another Service Center

on the USCIS website it stated that myI129F was transfer August 9,2013,but my fiance never receive any text messages,email or a notification NOA-T) in the mail.I wonder if it got anything to do with me cause i sign up directly to USCIS website for status update with my address and now comparing your screen shots i had the notification off plus  no U.S number.do you think that as anything to do with no being notify of whats going on?


JEWELLAFemaleJamaica2013-08-13 15:40:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Going to Jamaica in Dec...do we need to do anything together
fedex ships in 2 to 3 days...that's what we use and docs reached orlando from jamaica the next day...cost is around $20 usd and more reliable
WaitingToExhaleFemaleJamaica2011-09-30 07:09:00
United Kingdomhow long??
hi guys!
thought i'ld let u know that our check was cashed on the 15th of june so i'm happy for that cos u know how anxious i was abt it :).no hard copy as yet so dont kno the official noa1 date but will update my timeline as soon as we get it...
WaitingToExhaleFemaleJamaica2011-06-20 12:30:00
United Kingdomhow long??

Np, I think the other person was confusing K-1 mailing to Dallas. Not all petitions are sent to Dallas.

Just hang on your NOA will arrive!
If it doesn't you can always check by seeing if your payment is cashed or by calling USCIS and see if they will search up petitioner and beneficiary names in their computer to see if they can check on the status.



i check our account everyday to c if the check has been cashed.i will try calling them if nothing by friday.thankx again :)
WaitingToExhaleFemaleJamaica2011-06-13 16:46:00
United Kingdomhow long??

Not everyone, lately there have been quite a few posts of people waiting some weeks to get the NOA1.

Also the I-130 spousal CR-1/IR-1 petition clearly states its to be sent to the chicago lock box address. Its in the instructions.



yes that's true it does say chicago address on the instructions,thanx
WaitingToExhaleFemaleJamaica2011-06-13 16:39:00
United Kingdomhow long??

Give it another week! Sometimes they're slow :)

Did you send your file to the correct location (which i believe is Texas now)?



uuummmm texas?! i did'nt know that u sure? we have a lawyer so they r the ones who sent it i'll have to find out from them asap! thankx for the quick response :)

2 weeks to a month.



really? everybody on vj seems to get theirs back in a matter of days :(
WaitingToExhaleFemaleJamaica2011-06-13 16:00:00
United Kingdomhow long??
hi all
does anyone have any idea how long vsc usually takes to cash the check?
we sent ours on the 3rd of june...been 10 days and no noa1...anxious and worried :(
WaitingToExhaleFemaleJamaica2011-06-13 15:43:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How do you appeal a Consular Officer's decision after denial?

what kind of visa were you denied ?



It was the family based petition. It all happened after a DNA Test. It was negative. The problem is that her now stepfather was actually married to her mother when she was 9 years old, later divorced and then he remarried an US Citizen. They have always maintained their relationship because they always thought that they were biologically related.

We read upon Immigration Law from a website where it says that if they were married before her 18th Birthday and if the relationship existed after a divorce then they would qualify as stepfather/stepdaughter.

So we were just wondering how is this appealed? Can it actually be fixed?

Thanks again guys.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-06 07:44:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How do you appeal a Consular Officer's decision after denial?

You would have to wait for the case to come back to USCIS and they will review it. Then they can either issue you a NOID, which you can rebute, or they can close the case. You can appeal the case if they actually deny it, but that could take years and lots of money. You would be better off re-filing. Here's a fact sheet on returned petitions Revocations


Also they can re-affirm the case with/without more evidence.



Thanks for your response.

Moving this to the "Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)" forum.



How do I follow you to the new site.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-05 16:36:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How do you appeal a Consular Officer's decision after denial?
Hey guys,

I am now trying to find out how do you go about appealing a Consular Officer's decision after you were denied a visa?

Thanks!!
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-05 13:49:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)What happens when a case is returned to NVC and not USCIS?

May get some info if use original file number on USCIS.gov

But the 800 number is called the miss-information line, probably wont tell you anything.


Can the Petitioner then go ahead and re-file based for the daughter, unmarried and over 21 or does he have to wait until contacted by USCIS via the NOIR/NOID?

Thanks.

Edited by mandyt, 12 January 2011 - 09:58 AM.

mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-12 09:55:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)What happens when a case is returned to NVC and not USCIS?

is wait and see, I have seen people wait months or longer to get anything.

Watch the mail


Can the Petitioner call USCIS and find out if the file was received from the NVC and what the current status/situation is regarding it?

Thanks.

Edited by mandyt, 11 January 2011 - 04:55 PM.

mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-11 16:52:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)What happens when a case is returned to NVC and not USCIS?

Yes, they will give petitioner an oportunity to provide additional evidence.

At this point having a lawyer involved is best.


Thank you so very much. Much appreciated. Is this a long process though? Is is a wait and see game?
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-11 16:46:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)What happens when a case is returned to NVC and not USCIS?

OK I remember that topic.


Thanks so much for your responses. Yes I am bothering you again. So when the USCIS gets around to notifying the Petitioner, then he will know what to do, if at all anything can be done to correct the matter for the process to continue or end? Really sorry for bombarding you with so many questions. Just need to be clear.

Edited by mandyt, 11 January 2011 - 04:38 PM.

mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-11 16:36:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)What happens when a case is returned to NVC and not USCIS?

If nothing returned then when USCIS eventually gets file back, a request for the documents can be made, by filing G-884

http://www.uscis.gov...00045f3d6a1RCRD

What type of visa was denied??

Moving this to the waiver's and additional process forum..


Visa denied was father files for unmarried adult daughter over 21 years, Have no idea what that is called.

Thanks again.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-11 16:29:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)What happens when a case is returned to NVC and not USCIS?

Nope, they leave that up to USCIS to do.

USCIS sends petitioner a letter (NOIR)

Typically at visa interview, the beneficiary gets a sheet explaining what happened.

Someone asked NVC/DOS about a denial and this is a thread about it posted yesterday.

http://www.visajourn...letter-from-dos


I really appreciate your quick responses. Just one more. Will the Petitioner get back the original copies of documents that are attached to the file? I notice nothing was given back.

Thanks.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-11 16:20:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)What happens when a case is returned to NVC and not USCIS?

NVC will then send it back to USCIS.

NVC acts as a liaison between USCIS and the consulates.


What then does the USCIS do with it? DO they notify the Petitioner of what has happened?

Thanks.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-11 15:49:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)What happens when a case is returned to NVC and not USCIS?
Hi guys,

Just a quick question what happens when the US Embassy sends your case file back to the NVC and not the USCIS?

Thanks.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-11 15:35:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Can you refile a case before receiving NOIR/NOID from USCIS?

You could, however DO NOT ignore a NOIR Notice of Intent to Revoke. A revocation is is serious, it will remain on record and will get any future visa application denied.


Thank God you saw my thread. Please explain what you think we should do? Wait for the NOIR/NOID or not. Your opinion please.

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-12 10:08:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Can you refile a case before receiving NOIR/NOID from USCIS?
Hi guys,

I have been trying to get some info from yesterday and was grateful to have met upon and conversed with YuandDun, which provided me with some really great insights. I hope they too see this follow up e-mail.

My question is this can the Petitioner refile a case before being contacted by the USCIS in regards to the NOIR/NOID?
Also is it standard for the USCIS to send out NOIR/NOID to inform Petitioner as to what has transpired with regards to the case?

Thanks guys.

Edited by mandyt, 12 January 2011 - 09:50 AM.

mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-12 09:49:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)DNA NIghtmare!!

Is a lawyer involved? This is a case where a good immigrations attorney may be needed to sort out the details.

This is a case of interpretation of a fine point of immigrations law, which is the domain of lawyers and judges.



Yes, we think you are right. An expert is needed here because we have read and re-read and now we are confused based on all the different information we are getting. We are so grateful for all the responses. Thanks.

What I have bolded is what you must accept.



Exactly your bold makes our point. It clearly states if the marriage is or was, meaning existing or not. Stepfather married mother before child turned 18 years. The other section about divorce means that proof must exist to show relationship never ended after marriage to natural parent.

Edited by mandyt, 06 January 2011 - 02:48 PM.

mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-06 14:45:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)DNA NIghtmare!!

The problem is the father was not a USC or LPR at the time he married the Stepchild's mother. Therefore this does not apply to their situation.


How do you arrive at that conclusion from the thread that I supported you? That is nowhere to be found in the I-130 Notes or the 9FAM notes. Please show me. It does not say that he must have been an LPR or USC at the time he marries her mother. Remeber he is a Naturalized Citizen, the marriage took place when he was a Jamaican Citizen. Please help me with your analysis.

Edit: Under US immigration law. This is from 9 FAM 42.21 N9 (the State Dept manual for visas available on-line at travel.state.gov: A stepparent or stepchild may confer or derive immigrant status even when parties to a marriage creating the stepparent/stepchild relationship have legally separated provided the family relationship has continued to exist between the stepparent and stepchild.

NOTE: The stepparent-stepchild relationship must have been established prior to the stepchild's 18th birthday
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-06 14:41:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)DNA NIghtmare!!

How about providing a link to where you found this tidbit as it contradicts the standard definition of Step-Parent and the I-130 instructions don't mention it.



This falls under :
9FAM 40.1 N2.2 NOTES

9 FAM 40.1 N2.2 Stepchild Relationship Under INA
101(b)(1)(B)
(CT:VISA-826; 07-20-2006)
The provisions of INA 101(b)(1)(B) provide for the creation of a step relationship
between the natural offspring (whether or not born out of
wedlock) of a parent and that parent?s spouse. Such step relationship is
created as a result of the marriage of the offspring?s natural parent to a
spouse and must be based on a marriage that is or was valid for all
purposes, including immigration purposes. The offspring must be or have
been under the age of 18 at the time the marriage takes place in order to
acquire the benefits as a child under INA 101(b)(1)(B). No previous meeting
of the offspring and the new parent is required. In addition, if the marriage
between the natural parent and stepparent is still in effect (i.e., the
marriage has not been terminated by divorce or by death of the natural
parent), there is no requirement that an emotional relationship exist
between the stepchild and stepparent.


Also Instructions for I-130 form states the same thing, only not in so much detail.

Edited by mandyt, 06 January 2011 - 01:51 PM.

mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-06 13:46:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)DNA NIghtmare!!

What would help is a time line of the relationship between the child and step/father. The embassy has manyWhat would help is a time line of the relationship between the child and step/father. The embassy has many pieces of information available to them to base their decision on; as well as the negative DNA results.



Well the beneficiary is now 33 years old. The step-father married the mother when she was 9 years old. They divorced when she was 19 years old. He filed for her when she turned 26 years of age. They never stopped having a relationship because they thought that they were biologically related.

Thanks.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-06 13:37:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)DNA NIghtmare!!
Hey guys I have been posting on behalf of my friend now for the past couple of days. I have gotten some insight on the issue at hand based on the answers we have been getting. We need to tell you exactly what happened, so maybe we can further be helped.

Here goes:

It was the family based petition visa that was denied. My friend is 34 years old. It all happened after a DNA Test. It was negative. The problem is that her now "stepfather" (unbeknowing to both her and her father) was actually married to her mother when she was 9 years old, later divorced and then he remarried an US Citizen. They have always maintained their relationship because they always thought that they were biologically related.

We read upon Immigration Law from a website where it says that if they were married before her 18th Birthday and if the relationship existed after a divorce then they would qualify as stepfather/stepdaughter.

So we were just wondering how is this appealed? Can it actually be fixed?

Thanks again guys.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-01-06 07:50:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How long does it take the USCIS to send NOIR?

Well honestly if I lost trust In lawyers I would read upon the laws... Yes it is complex but then you have more power.


Thanks Ricardo for your responses. Much appreciated.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-02-09 15:17:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How long does it take the USCIS to send NOIR?

Lol lawyer an idiot... I wish I could answer but I hope not since she might have gotten $$ from you or your friend. What is the consistent information that was provided to you all by the lawyers? Honestly don't see this with an outcome even though he was under the impression that he was the father. The dna test was ruled and wiped out anything that was. She the next step was the Step/child/parent issue and i have to reference this but because the petition would have been billed after the step child's 21 birthday then no benefit can be gained. She's not to be blamed The Two parties involved is responsible since they know what happened back then. I certainly hope someone else who has more to say would come along to guide you.


Well you can LOL because we never retained any of them. I understand your point and I take all that you have to say into consideration. My question to you is if I cannot trust a Lawyer then who can I get clarification from in this matter?
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-02-09 14:09:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How long does it take the USCIS to send NOIR?

I don't remember all or maybe any of the questions but know it was towards the end of the program but i can definitely answer your question - I think.

.
Quote by Mandt source - http://www.visajourn...ost__p__4390567


Well as you know generally, when two people get married, if either the husband or wife has children prior to the new marriage, those children become the step-children of the new spouse - that's clear kool I KNOW you know that. Under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), the stepchild will be considered a `child' for immigration purposes only r if the marriage occurs before the child turns 18. In this case as as referenced above the marriage did take place prior to the 18th birthday. Just my thoughts here for this to have worked the United States citizen step-father should have filed the I-130 visa petition on the stepchild's behalf before the child turned 21 years of age to accord the stepchild the benefits of a child under the INA but since this was not the case then I believe this outcome was ruled.

What do you all think..? Also I'm sorry for the delay Mandty I was at work when you messaged me.


Happy to see your response. The problem is though that the Lawyer, as you know has disregarded the age factor. The marriage did take place as you mentioned before age 18 years. Remember that this Petition did not start out as a Step-father/Step-daughter relationship, it started as a father/daughter relationship. You know what happened there. Also the case had to have been denied at the Embassy because of the Status it was filed under. Hence it must be returned to the NVC to be returned to the USCIS then to the Petitioner for Rebuttal.

I understand the part about being under 21 for INA but Ricardo is the Lawyer an idiot? What do you think? I think she is a qualified lawyer. I have spoken to her on several occasions and she has told us the same thing. Also another Attorney was spoken to and gave the same response. Ricardo the whole point is if this is a dead end then we have given up. This is draining all our energies and I really do not think that it is worth it sometimes that is why we have spoken to Lawyers that we think know what they are doing. Let me know what you think. Thanks.
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-02-09 10:26:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How long does it take the USCIS to send NOIR?

You've been dealing with this for a while now.. must be frustrating . I asked you a question on your last 2 post but got no replies so I'll ask it on this current post. Last week there was a Radio program that read an email to a case as yours and had about 6 questions. Was it related to this case..?


You are such a keen listener and what a memory Mr. Ricardo? Yes, sir! Now you know the full details, what are your suggestions?
mandytFemaleJamaica2011-02-08 13:34:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How long does it take the USCIS to send NOIR?

NOID is a paper handed out to the beneficiary at the end of a failed interview.

NOIR is a letter sent out to petitioner after they receive back the denied case file from the consulate.

NOIR can take months after a denied visa interview.

NOID first, and then NOIR months later.

Moving to "Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)" forum...


Thank you very much for that clarification.

Next question, if it takes months for the Petitioner to get the NOIR, would it be best to refile or wait? Also is there a fee for responding with a Rebuttal Letter with regards to the NOIR, is there also a time limit to respond?

Thank you!!!!

Edited by mandyt, 08 February 2011 - 11:29 AM.

mandytFemaleJamaica2011-02-08 11:28:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)How long does it take the USCIS to send NOIR?
Hey guys,

Just about how long does it take the USCIS to send the Petitioner the NOIR (Notice of Intent to Revoke) letter? Also is it customary for the Petitioner to get the NOIR before the NOID (Notice of intent to deny)? What is the difference and on what basis is one or the other sent to the Petitioner?

Thanks.

Edited by mandyt, 08 February 2011 - 10:52 AM.

mandytFemaleJamaica2011-02-08 10:50:00
Mexico, Latin & South AmericaI-864 for embassy interveiw
Hello Everyone,

The Affidavit of Support form and Supporting Documents, do i need them for the Interveiw at the US embassy in Jamaica? although you have to send them to NVC. just want to make sure, we have a few more steps before the case is forwarded. thanks
IslanddreamFemaleJamaica2007-11-02 21:31:00