Expedite Your I-130 Petition Case at NVC: Get Your family Reunited Faster
Are you tired of waiting endlessly for your immigrant visa case to move forward at the National Visa Center (NVC)?
Do you have a medical emergency, financial hardship, or urgent need to reunite with loved ones—and you're wondering how to fast-track your case?
This eBook is your personal guide to understanding and mastering the NVC expedite request process. This book gives you the exact steps, templates, and strategies you need to dramatically improve your chances of getting approved for expedited processing.
Whether you're a spouse, parent, or child of a U.S. citizen; you're a spouse, child of permanent resident—or you're just stuck in limbo waiting for a response—this eBook is your shortcut to clarity, confidence, and control over your case.
Inside, you’ll discover:
✅ Who qualifies for an expedite
✅ How to write a powerful request (with proven templates)
✅ What documents to include (and what to avoid)
✅ What to do if your request is denied
✅ Exactly what happens when your request is approved
✅ Tips to avoid costly mistakes that delay your case
If you’ve ever felt frustrated, confused, or helpless waiting for NVC to take action—this eBook is for you.
“Expedite Your I 130 Case at NVC” is a concise, action oriented guide designed to help you navigate and accelerate the National Visa Center stage of your family based immigration petition. You’ll begin with a clear overview of the NVC’s role, typical timelines, and common bottlenecks. Next, you’ll learn exactly who qualifies for expedited processing—whether due to humanitarian crises, financial hardship, military deployment, or other urgent needs—and how to assess your own eligibility. The heart of the book walks you step by step through preparing a compelling expedite request: gathering the right documents, crafting a persuasive letter, and organizing your submission. You’ll find detailed templates for initial requests and follow up communications, plus tips on avoiding pitfalls that lead to delays or denials.