K1 - Timelines VSC ??

[gsebia 0]

I seen some posts out there that say VSC is now at 7 months. Based on Igors list, it still appears to be shy of 6 months for VSC..Also, I seen a post out there from an April Filer from VSC that stated their timeline got pushed from late August to mid October.

My specific question is: Is there tracking of individual timelines out there ? If so, where I do I find it at ?I am still working with the 6 months for NA02 but, hoping Igor's stats are accurate and have NA02 in 5 months..

ps..I also agree with alot of folks who said they are taking a break from VJ..It really does appear to make the time move slow..

Gene and Keila (Peru)

Met on inet 2/2006

Met first time in person 5/2006 and once a qrtr on average since

Engaged 2/2009

VSC NAO1 recieved 5.1.2009

At this rate, my retirement may be here first (12 more years) ...In that case - to hell with the k1, I will move there..

[cjblack 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=60601

[Sam and Ben 2]

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profil...l=&id=59078

Of course, these timelines are based on everyone else's timelines... Nothing is 100% accurate.

[SAVM 0]

I seen some posts out there that say VSC is now at 7 months. Based on Igors list, it still appears to be shy of 6 months for VSC..Also, I seen a post out there from an April Filer from VSC that stated their timeline got pushed from late August to mid October.

My specific question is: Is there tracking of individual timelines out there ? If so, where I do I find it at ?I am still working with the 6 months for NA02 but, hoping Igor's stats are accurate and have NA02 in 5 months..

ps..I also agree with alot of folks who said they are taking a break from VJ..It really does appear to make the time move slow..

Gene and Keila (Peru)

Met on inet 2/2006

Met first time in person 5/2006 and once a qrtr on average since

Engaged 2/2009

VSC NAO1 recieved 5.1.2009

At this rate, my retirement may be here first (12 more years) ...In that case - to hell with the k1, I will move there..

I think you might have misunderstood those previous posts. Igor's list/the VJ predicted processing periods are averages based on how VJ members are making their way through the system. I have mentioned roughly 7 months in previous posts as what USCIS is now giving (ie. showing on its website and telling me when I call) as its estimated processing time. People may get through in less than that, but if you don't, USCIS won't take any action on your case until that 7 month period has elapsed.

[-Cinnamon- 0]

keep the FAITH burnin!

[Lupy 0]

No offense to anyone that got their NOA2s so very quickly. I am honestly very very happy for you and your SO. It's just a lot easier to be cheerful and optimistic when the process has been a relative bundle of rainbows and lollipops by zooming by for you. I've only been waiting since the end of February and it's getting close to 5 months. Others are still waiting for much longer. Some people are JUST getting approvals at VSC from November and December... it's like there was a box of files that got lost somewhere that they just located.

For my part, I got 2 touches last week and then NOTHING. It makes absolutely no sense. My suggestions would be to spend as much time as possible with your SO and also pick up a constructive hobby to keep you from going insane. Because unless you're one of the lucky ones, you'll be waiting awhile.

[Sam and Ben 2]

No offense to anyone that got their NOA2s so very quickly. I am honestly very very happy for you and your SO. It's just a lot easier to be cheerful and optimistic when the process has been a relative bundle of rainbows and lollipops by zooming by for you. I've only been waiting since the end of February and it's getting close to 5 months. Others are still waiting for much longer. Some people are JUST getting approvals at VSC from November and December... it's like there was a box of files that got lost somewhere that they just located.

For my part, I got 2 touches last week and then NOTHING. It makes absolutely no sense. My suggestions would be to spend as much time as possible with your SO and also pick up a constructive hobby to keep you from going insane. Because unless you're one of the lucky ones, you'll be waiting awhile.

Hey, if you got two touches last week, good news may be quickly on the way for you.

Yes, it's hard. And the random approvals without any rhyme or reason are very tiring. I understand for RFEs and extra work that certain files may take longer than others, but when straightforward applications seem to simply be forgotten at the bottom of the pile, it does certainly become a little distressing.

Especially when you're hoping to see word in a month or two, but, as you said, find those awaiting approvals from way back in December.

Unfortunately, this is what we've got to deal with. But we've got to keep our heads' high.. I know it's hard. Whether its been nine months or only three, it's always tough to be separated. We just do our best, knowing that eventually it'll pass.

[NatPatBen 3]

No offense to anyone that got their NOA2s so very quickly. I am honestly very very happy for you and your SO. It's just a lot easier to be cheerful and optimistic when the process has been a relative bundle of rainbows and lollipops by zooming by for you.

I agree.

My case was touched on June 19 and June 21 (just before the 6 month mark). When I saw those two touches, I went into elation mode thinking the NOA2 would come within a day or so. My SO told me not to get my hopes up too high and he was right. NOA2 didn't come until July 8, over 2 weeks later.

But at least you know they didn't lose your case.