yes. depending on your country’s interview wait time you’ll get an email a month before your interview

congratulations how about you mr nobody did you got interview

@rahma hassan I'm still at NVC stage ...

@Hamza Abdulsattar how would we know that our case is moved to our local embassy?? are we getting any email or something??

@Mr Nobody once you become documentarily qualified your pretty much done with the NVC. They’ll transfer your case to the embassy and put your case in line for an interview. once it’s time for the interview you’ll get an email. at that point the only thing you’ll need to do is go do a medical exam.

yes congratulations @Mr Nobody you are DQed

how long to get your documents approved?

@Mrs Ans no sis, my mother got DQ ... my case is still pending at NVC

@Andrea Lohmeier in a week

@Hamza Abdulsattar brother! what I'm saying how can I make sure that my case is in local (Islamabad) embassy... Is there a way to make sure it, will they send me an email or something

@Mr Nobody Once your case has been Documentarily Qualified (DQ) by the National Visa Center (NVC), the next step is for your case to be transferred to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where your visa interview will take place. Here’s how you can find out if your case has been transferred: 1. **NVC Notification**: The NVC usually sends an email notification to the applicant, petitioner, and attorney (if applicable) when the case has been forwarded to the embassy or consulate. This email will include the date your case was sent and instructions for the next steps. 2. **CEAC Status Check**: You can check the status of your case online through the Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC) portal. After logging in, you should see a status update indicating whether your case has been transferred. The status might change to "In Transit" when it’s being sent to the embassy, and then to "Ready" when the embassy receives it and is ready to schedule your interview. 3. **Contact NVC or the Embassy**: If you haven’t received any notification and the CEAC portal hasn’t updated, you can contact the NVC directly to inquire about the status of your case. Additionally, you can reach out to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where your interview will be held to check if they have received your case.

@Mrs Ans got it .. thank you

@Mr Nobody no worries bro

congratulations yes

congrats!

@Mr Nobody in your ceac account it will say on the top right case is at: your embassy