PIMS verification

[gmkr2]

Hi,

I have visa interview in Vancouver in May. It looks like my employer and attorney has no idea of updating in PIMS database. Can anyone tell me which email address should i send if i want to request to update my H1B petition info in PIMS database? Please send me email content of what info should be sent.. This is my 1st time stamping...so please guide me. Thanks in advance

FYI, My H1B amendment petition is approved in Feb, 2013.

[cobra1232]

Please search on the forum before posting. There was a topic on PIMS started yesterday and bunch of folks responded to it. You aren't going to get a different answer for the same question.

[prawah]

PIMS

Note: Make sure that you Verify PIMS by sending an email to vancouverNIV@state.gov.

PIMS (verifying the details of approved petitions through the Petition Information Management Service (PIMS) via the Consular Consolidated Database (CCD)

Send this 1 week prior to your appointment to avoid 2-3 days of delay after your visa interview.

You will not get any response from the consulate but it works.

TO: PIMS@state.gov,

vancouverNIV@state.gov

Hi Sir/Madam,

I am XXX bearing Indian passport: XXX, I have an appointment for visa stamping on XXX, I would like to verify my information in PIMS database.

Please find the attached petition (I-797) and appointment confirmation for more details.

Details:

Appointment confirmation:

Receipt Number:

Petitioner:

Beneficiary:

Passport Number:

DOB:

Classification:

Starting Validity Date:

Ending Validity Date:

Thank you!

XXX

[pontevecchio]

It works anyway. Again it is NOT necessary or required to send any such letter.

[cobra1232]

PIMS

Note: Make sure that you Verify PIMS by sending an email to vancouverNIV@state.gov.

PIMS (verifying the details of approved petitions through the Petition Information Management Service (PIMS) via the Consular Consolidated Database (CCD)

Send this 1 week prior to your appointment to avoid 2-3 days of delay after your visa interview.

You will not get any response from the consulate but it works.

Prawah - PIMs is no longer required and has been discussed on few posts in this forum (Search if you need to confirm). Why would you just say "it works" Does your experience/or attorney said it works?