New Hampshire: National Visa Processing Center (NVPC)
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When your case is finally approved it will be first transferred to New Hampshire and then to the Embassy in the alien’s country.
The NVPC will note the approval of the petition and determine whether or not an actual visa is available for the beneficiary (alien fiancé (e)). With the exception of spouses, fiancé (e) s, parents and children of US citizens, all other family visas are subject to annual quotas. When these quotas are reached no further visas can be issued until new quotas are available. For many beneficiaries the wait can be years. For the above list of immediate family members and fiancé (e) s there are no quotas so these cases should clear NVPC processing very quickly before being sent to the Embassy for visa issuance.
K1 Fiance Visa Guide
- K1 Fiance Visa Guide
- Preface
- Deciding To Get Married
- The Petition And The K1 Visa Itself
- Preparing The Petition
- USCIS Screening And Processing Procedures
- New Hampshire: National Visa Processing Center (NVPC)
- Allocation of Your Visa Number
- Embassy Phase
- Medical Requirement
- Embassy Interview
- Embassy Affidavit Of Support
- Arriving In The US
- Get Married In 90 Days
- Social Security Number
- Petition For Alien Relative
- Applying For Work Permit And Green Card
- Green Card Affidavit Of Support
- Green Card Interview
- Traveling Before Your Green Card Is Actually Issued
- Petition For Removal Of Condition
- Citizenship From Marriage To A US Citizen