I129F NSC processing update
Jan 29th 2001, 3:00 pm
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Talked to my senator's INS liaison this morning and NSC is currently working on October
6th first NOA's.
6th first NOA's.
Jan 30th 2001, 2:27 pm
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Talked to my senator's INS liaison this morning and NSC is currently
> working on October 6th first NOA's.
Ugh, even worse than TSC! Just got my first NOA from NSC on Jan 24th. They gave the
current timeline as 70-100 days.
Catherine
> working on October 6th first NOA's.
Ugh, even worse than TSC! Just got my first NOA from NSC on Jan 24th. They gave the
current timeline as 70-100 days.
Catherine
Jan 30th 2001, 3:07 pm
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We are close now, but I really wish we had DCFed back when Alvena suggested it to us last
August. Have you looked into that route for yourselves? Nebraska is SLOW!!!
In article <[email protected]>,
> In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] wrote:
> > Talked to my senator's INS liaison this morning and NSC is currently working on
> > October 6th first NOA's.
>
> Ugh, even worse than TSC! Just got my first NOA from NSC on Jan 24th. They gave the
> current timeline as 70-100 days.
>
> Catherine
August. Have you looked into that route for yourselves? Nebraska is SLOW!!!
In article <[email protected]>,
> In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] wrote:
> > Talked to my senator's INS liaison this morning and NSC is currently working on
> > October 6th first NOA's.
>
> Ugh, even worse than TSC! Just got my first NOA from NSC on Jan 24th. They gave the
> current timeline as 70-100 days.
>
> Catherine
Jan 30th 2001, 7:31 pm
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We are close now, but I really wish we had DCFed back when Alvena
> suggested it to us last August. Have you looked into that route for yourselves? Nebraska
> is SLOW!!!
Wish we could, but the ability to do DCF varies by country & my fiance is in South
Korea. That consulate only allows you to DCF if the US citizen is a resident there
(which I'm not).
If anybody reading this is wondering if their country allows DCF, Alvena's DCF site is
really helpful. Go to this link and click on "Which Countries?"
http://www2.apex.net/users/thehydes/dcf.html
Catherine
> suggested it to us last August. Have you looked into that route for yourselves? Nebraska
> is SLOW!!!
Wish we could, but the ability to do DCF varies by country & my fiance is in South
Korea. That consulate only allows you to DCF if the US citizen is a resident there
(which I'm not).
If anybody reading this is wondering if their country allows DCF, Alvena's DCF site is
really helpful. Go to this link and click on "Which Countries?"
http://www2.apex.net/users/thehydes/dcf.html
Catherine
