that column with max CN is the maximum case number that received invitation letter. And your current status is "At NVC" and not "Ready" so do not mistake these with each other.
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Erika_erika
Member
Ok thanks.. so despite the fact that I received an automatic email with subject Documents received saying that my file is « ready to be scheduled », in fact it’s not ready status ? Though.. in the long run it doesn’t change anything. Thanks
DV2020EU44
Active Member
Since we are talking about CEAC data, our consulate accepts applicants from 2 countries. Do I understand correctly that if I check the data of our consulate in Xarthisius charts, it will show me cases of both countries? Because other countries cases will be assigned to our embassy.
babak.moshar
New Member
Hi everybody,
I have a question about changing interview location.
I've already submit DS260 form and now i want to change the location of interview.
My case number does not current yet, i just wanna know if changing the location might affect/delay my case or not.
And shall i explain the reason of changing or just have to ask for change?
Does anyone have a template for this?
I have a question about changing interview location.
I've already submit DS260 form and now i want to change the location of interview.
My case number does not current yet, i just wanna know if changing the location might affect/delay my case or not.
And shall i explain the reason of changing or just have to ask for change?
Does anyone have a template for this?
Your case is ready to be scheduled, and once you get the invitation letter your status changes from NVC to Transit and then to Ready.
All the cases at first are in NVC status until they get invitation and changes.
you can check your status here
check this website savediversityvisa.org too it has invitations by each region in any embassy and updates every day.
puda
Registered Users (C)
I don't think the data from CEAC update in real time though, or at least at the end of the day every day. That's why we sometimes see a fairly high amount of cases being updated and it seems super high vs any other day. @bibinpanicker did they ask you for your documents at all? I also sent on March 28 so just curious. I am EU though. We are pretty much in the same range, CN wise. (In term of number of cases before and after us)
Oh and just FYI, latest update from Montreal (as of today):
Nothing new here. We may have to wait until next month. We'll see. I haven't checked how it's going for the EB visas yet.
Oh and just FYI, latest update from Montreal (as of today):
Nothing new here. We may have to wait until next month. We'll see. I haven't checked how it's going for the EB visas yet.
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DV2020EU44
Active Member
I know this website and charts, but I'm asking something else.
So data shown for our embassy, is the sum of both country cases/selectees, our consulate processes, right?
bibinpanicker
Member
KCC did not ask for the documents. I sent them so that I don't miss out on processing time.
Hope is all we can do, right now. I'm planning to sign up for Morrison lawsuit. Best wishes.
Can you send a link to the morrison lawsuit
Britsimon
Super Moderator
I hope DV2021 people are understanding how serious the situation is right now.
At the current pace of scheduling, there will be a massive "miss" in terms of visas issued. KCC already have more people "ready for scheduling" than they intend to schedule, so whilst they are still working on document processing, it is nowhere near the volume that it should be. That means for most cases, even those that are already ready for scheduling, there will not be a happy ending.
The Goh lawsuit seeks to preserve visas after the September 30 deadline as we saw happen in DV2020. However, thus far Judge Mehta has not given the go ahead to process the preserved visas, so we don't know if that will be effective.
The Goh lawsuit is now closed for new participants, but Curtis Morrison is planning to file a new lawsuit early next month. So there is an opportunity to get on that lawsuit over the next 2 to 3 weeks. I recommend everyone seriously considers doing that. The initial cost for most people is "only" $500 and you pay the balance upon entry to the USA. Some countries and any residents of Africa have an exception so they don't even have to put down the $500 up front payment and will pay the full $1500 charge once they enter the USA. So that means it's a no brainer to be on the lawsuit.
Now, what good can the lawsuit do - well there is no guarantee of course but since I expect less than 10k visas will be issued, for most of you by far the lawsuit is a chance where you basically have little or no chance right now.
At the current pace of scheduling, there will be a massive "miss" in terms of visas issued. KCC already have more people "ready for scheduling" than they intend to schedule, so whilst they are still working on document processing, it is nowhere near the volume that it should be. That means for most cases, even those that are already ready for scheduling, there will not be a happy ending.
The Goh lawsuit seeks to preserve visas after the September 30 deadline as we saw happen in DV2020. However, thus far Judge Mehta has not given the go ahead to process the preserved visas, so we don't know if that will be effective.
The Goh lawsuit is now closed for new participants, but Curtis Morrison is planning to file a new lawsuit early next month. So there is an opportunity to get on that lawsuit over the next 2 to 3 weeks. I recommend everyone seriously considers doing that. The initial cost for most people is "only" $500 and you pay the balance upon entry to the USA. Some countries and any residents of Africa have an exception so they don't even have to put down the $500 up front payment and will pay the full $1500 charge once they enter the USA. So that means it's a no brainer to be on the lawsuit.
Now, what good can the lawsuit do - well there is no guarantee of course but since I expect less than 10k visas will be issued, for most of you by far the lawsuit is a chance where you basically have little or no chance right now.
puda
Registered Users (C)
Yep, same on the Morrison one.
Hi guys! I am a DV2021 selectee AS10k ...
I have not got my documents received email yet. However this week I heard people with numbers in AS12K to AS14K got their documents confirmation. I sent my documents in October 2020, double and triple-checked them, and sent them again in March 2021. I am certain that everything is correct and I provided everything I have.
I got married after my DV selection (end of June 2020), my husband is a U.S. permanent resident, I listed him in my DS-260 (as a spouse) but indicated he's not immigrating with me neither now nor at a later date (these are Qs in the form where I had to chose "no" and this is what KCC told me to do what I asked them about this). Also, I included the marriage certificate as part of the document package. When I entered the lottery in 2019 I was single, and I indicated single in my original entry. Do you think the change in marital status would cause me any delay ??
I have been emailing KCC about my documents multiple times, only got generic responses ...
I have not got my documents received email yet. However this week I heard people with numbers in AS12K to AS14K got their documents confirmation. I sent my documents in October 2020, double and triple-checked them, and sent them again in March 2021. I am certain that everything is correct and I provided everything I have.
I got married after my DV selection (end of June 2020), my husband is a U.S. permanent resident, I listed him in my DS-260 (as a spouse) but indicated he's not immigrating with me neither now nor at a later date (these are Qs in the form where I had to chose "no" and this is what KCC told me to do what I asked them about this). Also, I included the marriage certificate as part of the document package. When I entered the lottery in 2019 I was single, and I indicated single in my original entry. Do you think the change in marital status would cause me any delay ??
I have been emailing KCC about my documents multiple times, only got generic responses ...
@Xarthisius
From your past experience of analyzing CEAC data and 2NLs, is it true that once notifications for interviews at an embassy or consulate are sent in the first batch, no more for the same embassy or consulate will be sent in the second batch? Meaning if I see other applicants in my city are getting interview appointments in the first batch of 2NLs while I am not, I could only hope for the next month's because the second batch will only be related to those embassies or consulates that are not involved in the first batch?
From your past experience of analyzing CEAC data and 2NLs, is it true that once notifications for interviews at an embassy or consulate are sent in the first batch, no more for the same embassy or consulate will be sent in the second batch? Meaning if I see other applicants in my city are getting interview appointments in the first batch of 2NLs while I am not, I could only hope for the next month's because the second batch will only be related to those embassies or consulates that are not involved in the first batch?
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
I can’t offer information about the documents, but curious if your husband has filed a i130 for you yet or are you waiting to see what the DV outcome is? Lucky you have this as backup.
walidk1952
Member
I am dv21 selectee with AS21*** . I have submitted my ds260 and supporting documents. I have a valid b1/b2 tourist visa to US . I am planning to travel to us for two weeks stay. Will there be problem in entering US ?
yes its pending but I will at least take 2.5 year
SusieQQQ
Well-Known Member
More likely people who were already resident in Nigeria