1. How can I check my NVC case status online?

You can check your NVC case status online by visiting the National Visa Center’s website and entering your case number. You can also call the NVC’s automated telephone line at (603) 334-0700 to check your status.

2. How do I access my NVC case number?

Your NVC case number can be found on any correspondence received from the National Visa Center. This includes emails, letters, and instructions. It usually starts with the letters “NVC” followed by several numbers. If you cannot locate your case number, you can contact the National Visa Center directly or use the automated Case Status online tool available at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/check-immigrant-visa-status.html.

3. How do I retrieve my NVC case number?

Your NVC case number can be found on any correspondence from the National Visa Center, such as the Immigrant Visa Application and Processing Fee Bill. It will also be on the Notice of Action (Form I-797) that you receive in the mail after you submit your petition to USCIS.

4. How often can I check my NVC case status?

You can check your NVC case status as often as you like. It is recommended to check your case status at least once a month.

5. Can I check my NVC case status using only my name?

No, you cannot check your NVC case status using only your name. You must have your Case Number which can be found on your NVC Welcome Letter or on the National Visa Center (NVC) webpage to check your NVC case status.

6. How do I update my contact information on my NVC case?

You can update your contact information on your NVC case by submitting a Form DS-261, Choice of Address and Agent, through the CEAC portal. Once the form is submitted, NVC will review and process the information to update your contact information within their system.

7. How do I track the progress of my NVC case?

You can track the progress of your NVC case by accessing the CEAC Visa Status Check website. This website will provide you with the most up to date status of your case. You can also contact NVC directly at (603) 334-0700 if you have any questions.

8. Can I track the processing of my NVC case while it is pending?

Yes, you can track the processing of your NVC case in the Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC). You can also contact NVC directly via phone or email to check on the status of your case.

9. What documents do I need to submit to the NVC for my case to be processed?

The documents you must provide to the NVC to process your case will depend on the type of visa you are applying for and the country of chargeability (the applicant’s country of birth). Generally, the documents you must provide may include evidence of any required civil documents (e.g. birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc.), evidence of any required financial support, evidence of a relationship between the petitioner and the applicant, copies of all required forms, requesting the waiver of certain fees or documents (including Form I-601 if applicable), and photos of the applicant. Please check with the NVC to ensure you provide all necessary documents.

10. When will I receive a decision letter from the NVC regarding my application?

The NVC will normally send a decision letter within three to four weeks after receiving the completed application.

11. What can I do if I am having difficulty accessing or checking the status of my NVC case online?

If you are having difficulty accessing or checking the status of your NVC case online, you can contact the NVC directly by emailing them at [email protected] or by calling (603) 334-0700. You can also contact the National Visa Center Customer Service Center at (603) 334-0888.

12. How long does it typically take for the NVC to process an application after all the required documents have been submitted?

The processing time for the NVC can vary depending on the case and the time of year. In general, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months for the NVC to process an application after all the required documents have been submitted.

13. Is there a way to expedite the processing of my NVC case?

The NVC cannot expedite or prioritize cases. Many factors can affect processing time, such as the type of visa, the availability of interview dates at U.S. Embassies and Consulates abroad, and the complexity of individual cases.

14. How do I know if an interview is required for my visa processing?

You can contact the embassy or consulate where you are applying for your visa to find out if an interview is required. Your visa application may also include specific instructions regarding an interview.

15. What information do I need to provide in order to check my NVC case status online?

In order to check your NVC case status online, you will need to provide your NVC case number and invoice ID. You may also be required to provide additional information such as your name, date of birth, and passport number.

16. Are there any fees associated with checking the status of an NVC case online?

No, there are no fees associated with checking the status of an NVC case online.

17. Can I check the status of multiple NVC cases at once online?

No, you cannot check the status of multiple NVC cases at once online. You must check each case individually by entering the NVC case number for each one.

18. What type of updates will I receive when checking my NVC case status online?

When you check your NVC case status online, you will receive information about your case’s current status, new documents that NVC has received, and any upcoming deadlines or actions that you need to take.

19. Can I view detailed information about my NVC case online?

Yes, you can view detailed information about your NVC case online. On the U.S. Department of State’s NVC website, you can use the Check Case Status tool to view the status of your case. You can also view document deadlines, request updates, and ask questions about your case online.

20. Is there a way to receive email notifications when the status of an NVC case changes?

Yes. You can sign up for email notifications through the Department of State’s National Visa Center (NVC) case tracking system. By creating a profile on the NVC website, you can choose to receive email notifications when the status of your case changes.