I-130 APPLICATION APPROVED IN 13 DAYS!!! ^___^

[Kaylara 814]

Hang in there. We were a late-May I-130 filer that got transferred on November 21st and approved yesterday (December 12th). Wife is from the Philippines, but not from any of the areas affected by the typhoon.

See, but that's what I'm saying. I'm from March, transferred on Nov. 7th. My husband is from the Netherlands, and our case has been collecting more dust since transfer. I really think it's because you're from the Philippines at all, that they're pulling your cases and pushing them through faster. I certainly understand the need to speed up the process for people in the affected area, but why are people who aren't from there also getting faster processing?

Don't get me wrong, and I mean this sincerely. I am happy for everyone who has already gotten approved. But I've been waiting for nearly 9 months, and it is very difficult for me to see people who have no reason to get pushed ahead of me, who filed after me and were transferred after me, get approved.

[Melsy Anh 3]

What this mean plsOn December 12, 2013, we transferred your I130, IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN, to your local USCIS Office for further processing. The new office has jurisdiction over your case and will send you a decision as soon as processing is complete or you will be notified if further information or action is needed. If you move, please use our Change of Address online tool to update your case with your new address.

During this step, USCIS initiates the backg and how mush i need stil wating im wating from 16 may

Means your case already transferred to a local office, mine went to texas and I just got approved yesterday dec 12th so miracle ..... it only takes 24 days to get approved... i'm so happy right now... you will get a news soon good luck

[Melsy Anh 3]

See, but that's what I'm saying. I'm from March, transferred on Nov. 7th. My husband is from the Netherlands, and our case has been collecting more dust since transfer. I really think it's because you're from the Philippines at all, that they're pulling your cases and pushing them through faster. I certainly understand the need to speed up the process for people in the affected area, but why are people who aren't from there also getting faster processing?

Don't get me wrong, and I mean this sincerely. I am happy for everyone who has already gotten approved. But I've been waiting for nearly 9 months, and it is very difficult for me to see people who have no reason to get pushed ahead of me, who filed after me and were transferred after me, get approved.

Dont worry kaylara.... I'm April filer, transferred to texas on nov 18th. and we got approved yesterday dec 12th ... we couldn't expect it so fast like that but we pray and pray all the time ( my religion is Buddhism) ... I'm so happy today that Friday 13th, but my husband called me to tell me that we got approved.. nothing can express my happiness right now. u should call USCIS to ask. good luck I think we have been messaging each other from the other topics ....

by the way . i'm from vietnam not Philippine . we used to have the same feeling like you when we had to wait....i feel you

Edited December 13, 2013 by Melsy Anh

[AtlantaD 3]

See, but that's what I'm saying. I'm from March, transferred on Nov. 7th. My husband is from the Netherlands, and our case has been collecting more dust since transfer. I really think it's because you're from the Philippines at all, that they're pulling your cases and pushing them through faster. I certainly understand the need to speed up the process for people in the affected area, but why are people who aren't from there also getting faster processing?

Don't get me wrong, and I mean this sincerely. I am happy for everyone who has already gotten approved. But I've been waiting for nearly 9 months, and it is very difficult for me to see people who have no reason to get pushed ahead of me, who filed after me and were transferred after me, get approved.

I can certainly appreciate your feelings, Kaylara. I am sorry that you have been waiting since March for your I-130 to be approved so that you can be reunited with your husband here in the States. I wish that I understood the logic and the rationale that is used by the USCIS in regards to the processing of petitions, but I don't. My thoughts and prayers are with you that the start of 2014 will see your I-130 approved and moving on to the next stage at the NVC.

[Kaylara 814]

Thank you very much, I really do appreciate it. I'm sure that you understand completely how frustrating it is to be in this position.

[camden 20]

Congrats