DHL Status

[HanLi]

Does anyone know what the term, "On Hand" means once the package (P-3) reaches Guangzhou? It has been in this status for 10 days.......

Edited October 29, 2005 by HanLi (see edit history)

[tywy_99]

Does anyone know what the term, "Oh Hand" means once the package (P-3) reaches Guangzhou?  It has been in this status for 10 days.......

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Gee Hank, dunno. Sounds a little kinky though.

 

Did you mean 'On hand' instead of 'Oh hand'? It would be easy to make that typo. The [n] and [h] key are near to each other.

If not, then find the DHL 1-800 number somewhere in this forum and give 'em a ring. They are pretty friendly people.

[Mengxin]

"On hand" would mean it's almost "In hand". Donuts and coffee are "In hand", paperwork is "on hand". It means that your paperwork is somewhere in China. Only about 1 more month to wait until someone actually looks at it. Call DOS, e-mail to guz is a frustrating waist.

[shutterme2]

Can someone tell me where I could find the DHL airbill number, shipping number to track where our PKG is,,, I called NVC to find out what the # is , and they told me that they don't have any shipping #

 

I called DHL to see if they could help me in locating our PKG they told me that they need a shipping # or airbill # to locate our PKG

 

 

Who has this mysterious # and how the hell can I get it!!!!

[Randy W]

Can someone tell me where I could find the DHL airbill number, shipping number to track where our PKG is,,, I called NVC to find out what the # is , and they told me that they don't have any shipping #

 

I called DHL to see if they could help me in locating our PKG they told me that they need a shipping # or airbill # to locate our PKG

 

 

    Who has this mysterious # and how the hell can I get it!!!!

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At the DHL website, select "Track by Reference". Enter "I-730" as the reference ID. Then look for a package that was shipped to Guangzhou around the correct date.

[bubbafred10]

When my visa process was at the "Ship to GUZ" stage, I found it an anxiety period and turned out to be a waste of time trying to keep track of delivery and receipt. Even after the case has been received, it was a seeemingly long waiting time for the name check and whatever else to be processed. Looking back, it's better just to be patient for a month to allow for DHL package "clearance". Then wait another 2 months for GUZ's "name check" processing. I wrote a letter to GUZ once a month, requesting updates and offering additional data and information that may be of assistance with the "name check" and the remaining decision. Of course I never received any reply from GUZ, and I doubt if those letters would make any difference.

 

I got better response from DOS than from emails to GUZ. The replies were the worthless "canned reply" variety, just one level above retardation. I much rather not get any reply than getting those canned replies. Hence I stopped writing emails.

 

I am more disturbed by the USCIS processing speed, particularly on the I-130 for my stepson's CR2. It took almost 6 months and that's totally ridiculous. I heard that the processing at the Calif Service Center has slowed down to a crawl during the past several months. I have no idea why - perhaps funding cutbacks and reduced manpower. It's so typical bureaucratic organization. Even Feinstein, who in previous years had been supportive of legal immigration and had a staff to help visa processing, is now toe'd in line and her staff no longer assists the visa processing. I read in one of CFL thread about a K1 scam operation ran by a couple of Chinese named individuals who paid Americans $10,000 to be fiancee stooges. They collected $40,000 from Chinese counterparts. Maybe Feinstein's office got stung by one or several of these scam operations, and now has a hands-off policy on immigration processing.

http://www.fbi.gov/page2/july03/072903chinaimm.htm

Edited October 29, 2005 by bubbafred10 (see edit history)

[castaway109]

I think the CA center is processing all the I130's from Nebraska now too. So that may be why they are crawling.

[HanLi]

Does anyone know what the term, "Oh Hand" means once the package (P-3) reaches Guangzhou?  It has been in this status for 10 days.......

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Gee Hank, dunno. Sounds a little kinky though.

 

Did you mean 'On hand' instead of 'Oh hand'? It would be easy to make that typo. The [n] and [h] key are near to each other.

If not, then find the DHL 1-800 number somewhere in this forum and give 'em a ring. They are pretty friendly people.

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TY, you have a "kinky" streak......... but you were right... was an error, ummm what would Freud say???

Edited October 29, 2005 by HanLi (see edit history)

[HanLi]

"On hand" would mean it's almost "In hand". Donuts and coffee are "In hand", paperwork is "on hand". It means that your paperwork is somewhere in China. Only about 1 more month to wait until someone actually looks at it. Call DOS, e-mail to guz is a frustrating waist.

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Thanks... do you have that DOS number handy?

 

oh, better watch out, someone would consider this "chatting" But is it possible to hijack your own thread????

Edited October 29, 2005 by HanLi (see edit history)

[tex99]

DOS: (202) 663-1225

 

Set aside 30 minutes, have a magazine on/in hand and use a speaker phone if you can.