Today’s topic is one of the most important topics for all Intending Immigrants who have filed under Family base petitions. We will discuss the essential facts concerning your Visa processing at NVC, starting from getting NVC welcome letter to getting Documentary Qualified.
- Quick Submission at NVC is a key to your fast Visa Interview: In this Article, you will know why an applicant must finish up the task of providing all the documents and details asked by the NVC during its Visa processing as early as possible?
- Accurate Submission can prevent your case from getting delayed or denied: We will discuss what possible blunders can happen if you filled your DS 260 wrongly or have provided invalid documents to NVC.
- Most recent real Case studies: We will share some life experiences of some of the applicants who suffered a lot because of inaccurate Submission at NVC during their Visa processing.
- Questions: What is the monthly volume of immigrant visa cases that the NVC processes, and how does NVC manage documentarily qualified case files for posts that have not yet resumed standard immigrant visa processing?
So from Above, you can have an idea that this Article will be the hottest and informational topic for all Intending immigrants and their petitioners.
So let’s begin NVC’s Visa processing starts with a welcome letter. This welcome letter is issued when your priority date becomes current for Visa processing in Visa Bulletin Chart B. Once your priority date is current for Visa Processing, you will receive a fee bill from NVC. This fee bill is also known as Welcome Letter. You will find the instructions to pay your visa fee under the CEAC portal using your NVC case number and invoice Id. You also have the privilege to change your processing from consular to Adjustment of status if you are inside the United States before fee submission. But those who are outside the United States have to follow consular processing. After submitting your Visa fees, you have to fill Form DS 260 and upload financial and civil documents. Once all your documents are submitted, NVC will review them, and if everything goes well, you will get documentary qualified notification and email from the NVC. Now the time you take to Fill Ds 260 Form and upload your documents must be as minimum as possible. The more time you take, the late you will become documentary qualified, and thus your Visa interview will be delayed.
Visa interviews at US Consulate are scheduled based on three factors:
- 1st is that your priority date should be current as per Visa bulletin Chart A for Immigrant Visa Interview, which is not in your hand. Still, you can always have calculated predictions by experienced attorneys on this.
- 2nd your document qualified date should be early, which is the point in your hand if you prepare your documents and required information in advance, you can prevent this delay and be in the queue for Interview early.
- 3rd is the Availability of Interview Slots at the US Consulate. Again, this is not in your hand. Still, if you have become documentary qualified timely, i.e., as early as possible after getting the NVC welcome letter, yes, somehow you can prevent delays. Read More
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