What do I do while waiting for K-1??? I-129F Case Type

[Ken y Leidys 20]

Here's my complete story. I met Onelis Pinedo in Barranquilla, Colombia in November '07. I submitted:

- 2 Passport Photos

- 2 Birth Certificates

- 2 Letters of Intent to Marry

- Hotel receipts, copies of bank statements related to purchases in Colombia, Flight itineraries, Emails, Phone bills, letters, etc. and we have on file translated copies of my divorce decree from late summer '07.

**on January 30, I received from my lawyer a photocopy of my I-797 Notice of Action (NOA), with a receipt number. I am registered on the USCIS website.

I am waiting patiently, but while the paperwork crawls from 1 desk to another, is there anything I can do to expedite the paperwork, or is it best to sit, wait, and be humble?

Thanks for any advice!

-Ken (and Onelis)

[panamania79 2]

Here's my complete story. I met Onelis Pinedo in Barranquilla, Colombia in November '07. I submitted:

- 2 Passport Photos

- 2 Birth Certificates

- 2 Letters of Intent to Marry

- Hotel receipts, copies of bank statements related to purchases in Colombia, Flight itineraries, Emails, Phone bills, letters, etc. and we have on file translated copies of my divorce decree from late summer '07.

**on January 30, I received from my lawyer a photocopy of my I-797 Notice of Action (NOA), with a receipt number. I am registered on the USCIS website.

I am waiting patiently, but while the paperwork crawls from 1 desk to another, is there anything I can do to expedite the paperwork, or is it best to sit, wait, and be humble?

Thanks for any advice!

-Ken (and Onelis)

The USCIS has claimed that it has gotten it's act together since last year and that the cases will be processed in the normal processing time of 6 months.BTW: Did you submit proof that you are an American citizen ? Unfortunately there is nothing you can do to expedite the process.I wish there were.

[MandR 0]

Here's my complete story. I met Onelis Pinedo in Barranquilla, Colombia in November '07. I submitted:

- 2 Passport Photos

- 2 Birth Certificates

- 2 Letters of Intent to Marry

- Hotel receipts, copies of bank statements related to purchases in Colombia, Flight itineraries, Emails, Phone bills, letters, etc. and we have on file translated copies of my divorce decree from late summer '07.

**on January 30, I received from my lawyer a photocopy of my I-797 Notice of Action (NOA), with a receipt number. I am registered on the USCIS website.

I am waiting patiently, but while the paperwork crawls from 1 desk to another, is there anything I can do to expedite the paperwork, or is it best to sit, wait, and be humble?

Thanks for any advice!

-Ken (and Onelis)

The USCIS has claimed that it has gotten it's act together since last year and that the cases will be processed in the normal processing time of 6 months.BTW: Did you submit proof that you are an American citizen ? Unfortunately there is nothing you can do to expedite the process.I wish there were.

Sit, wait and be humble......... Patients is a virtue...... easier said than done when you want to be with the love of your life..... LOL

In the meantime you can start looking into things you're going to need for the interview part of the process.

Take a look here on VJ under guides and it will give you some things to look into.

Good luck

[joeyjoey 1]

There is nothing that you can do to make USCIS process your case faster. Screaming, crying, threats, letters ....nothing works!

So while you're waiting, go visit your Fiancee again! Get together the things you'll need after USCIS approves (NOA2) your case and get her ready for the Consulate Interview.

[panamania79 2]

Here's my complete story. I met Onelis Pinedo in Barranquilla, Colombia in November '07. I submitted:

- 2 Passport Photos

- 2 Birth Certificates

- 2 Letters of Intent to Marry

- Hotel receipts, copies of bank statements related to purchases in Colombia, Flight itineraries, Emails, Phone bills, letters, etc. and we have on file translated copies of my divorce decree from late summer '07.

**on January 30, I received from my lawyer a photocopy of my I-797 Notice of Action (NOA), with a receipt number. I am registered on the USCIS website.

I am waiting patiently, but while the paperwork crawls from 1 desk to another, is there anything I can do to expedite the paperwork, or is it best to sit, wait, and be humble?

Thanks for any advice!

-Ken (and Onelis)

Most likely,she will have to go to her interview in Bogota.All my paisa friends had to go there for theirs.