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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: China
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This may be a stupid question but I gotta ask...

We all know that the CSC takes its sweet time to issue NOA2s. But it also appears that cases involving Chinese beneficiaries are even slower (than Europeans, Japan, Philippines and etc.). Is this just my imagination?

Footprints of Love

02/01/2007: Met Annie on www.baihe.com

After chatting almost daily online, exchanging emails (150+ in five months) and countless SMSes...

06/28/2007: Qifan flew to Shanghai :-)

07/04/2007: Met Annie's parents (very nervous)

07/10/2007: Introduced Annie to my parents (her turn to be nervous!)

07/14/2007: Departing from Shanghai :-(

Again, more emails and SMSes, plus phone calls (almost twice a day!!)...

12/19/2007: Qifan flew to Shanghai :-) :-)

12/24/2007 (Xmas Eve): Engaged!!

1/1/2008: Departing again :-( :-(

2/1/2008: Send the entire I-129F package to USCIS California Service Center

2/6/2008: Received the NOA1

2/6/2008 - Present: Checking status and VJ timeline daily!

5/16/2008: Qifan flew to Shanghai :-) :-) :-)

5/18/2008: Dresses picking day (for photo shoot next day)

5/19/2008: Photo shoot day! Twelve hours long and 232 pictures taken

5/20/2008: Photo picking day... Ten hours long and 50 pictures selected

5/21/2008: Traveled to Putuo Mountain and prayed to the Goddesses

5/25/2008: Missed my flight and stole an extra day with Annie :-) :-) :-)

5/26/2008: Departing again :-( :-( :-(

6/16/2008: Received the NOA2!!!! Yipee!!

7/11/2008: NVC has received the case and assigned it with a GUZ #.

7/17/2008: NVC Rep. informed me the case has been forwarded to GUZ consulate.

Phone Record (from Jan 1st, 2008) $240.76 14104 min.

9/9/2008: Package received by GZ Consulate.

9/25/2008: P3 Received

10/6/2008: P3 Mailed

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: China
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I don't think there are any statistics but it could be since countries that have a higher rate of visa fraud would get more scrutiny.

You should be close to getting your P-2 any day now. After that it will start to move along.

Expect P-3 3 to 8 weeks after leaving NVC

Expect P-4 3 to 8 weeks after returning P-3 and received by GUZ

Good luck

Start getting all your ducks in order. GUZ can be a real heart ache getting through......we should know!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: China
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I don't think there are any statistics but it could be since countries that have a higher rate of visa fraud would get more scrutiny.

You should be close to getting your P-2 any day now. After that it will start to move along.

Expect P-3 3 to 8 weeks after leaving NVC

Expect P-4 3 to 8 weeks after returning P-3 and received by GUZ

Good luck

Start getting all your ducks in order. GUZ can be a real heart ache getting through......we should know!

Thanks and best wishes to you too!

I followed the guides found here and prepared the I-134, supporting documents and everything else. Just waiting for the NOA2. :-)

Footprints of Love

02/01/2007: Met Annie on www.baihe.com

After chatting almost daily online, exchanging emails (150+ in five months) and countless SMSes...

06/28/2007: Qifan flew to Shanghai :-)

07/04/2007: Met Annie's parents (very nervous)

07/10/2007: Introduced Annie to my parents (her turn to be nervous!)

07/14/2007: Departing from Shanghai :-(

Again, more emails and SMSes, plus phone calls (almost twice a day!!)...

12/19/2007: Qifan flew to Shanghai :-) :-)

12/24/2007 (Xmas Eve): Engaged!!

1/1/2008: Departing again :-( :-(

2/1/2008: Send the entire I-129F package to USCIS California Service Center

2/6/2008: Received the NOA1

2/6/2008 - Present: Checking status and VJ timeline daily!

5/16/2008: Qifan flew to Shanghai :-) :-) :-)

5/18/2008: Dresses picking day (for photo shoot next day)

5/19/2008: Photo shoot day! Twelve hours long and 232 pictures taken

5/20/2008: Photo picking day... Ten hours long and 50 pictures selected

5/21/2008: Traveled to Putuo Mountain and prayed to the Goddesses

5/25/2008: Missed my flight and stole an extra day with Annie :-) :-) :-)

5/26/2008: Departing again :-( :-( :-(

6/16/2008: Received the NOA2!!!! Yipee!!

7/11/2008: NVC has received the case and assigned it with a GUZ #.

7/17/2008: NVC Rep. informed me the case has been forwarded to GUZ consulate.

Phone Record (from Jan 1st, 2008) $240.76 14104 min.

9/9/2008: Package received by GZ Consulate.

9/25/2008: P3 Received

10/6/2008: P3 Mailed

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Filed: Other Country: China
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This may be a stupid question but I gotta ask...

We all know that the CSC takes its sweet time to issue NOA2s. But it also appears that cases involving Chinese beneficiaries are even slower (than Europeans, Japan, Philippines and etc.). Is this just my imagination?

I think it's just your imagination. While waiting, google "post hoc, ergo propter hoc"

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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I don't think there are any statistics but it could be since countries that have a higher rate of visa fraud would get more scrutiny.

You should be close to getting your P-2 any day now. After that it will start to move along.

Expect P-3 3 to 8 weeks after leaving NVC

Expect P-4 3 to 8 weeks after returning P-3 and received by GUZ

Good luck

Start getting all your ducks in order. GUZ can be a real heart ache getting through......we should know!

Thanks and best wishes to you too!

I followed the guides found here and prepared the I-134, supporting documents and everything else. Just waiting for the NOA2. :-)

I don't think the Latin phrase applies to this case. Just anecdotally, I have seen some VERY long wait times on petitions with Muslim males and American women whereas Brits, Canadians, Aussies and such seemed to go pretty quickly. But, this should be an easy question to answer for anyone with a good statistical analysis program and access to all of the data on Igor's list.

Edited by Mr. Klocek

- Met in a Kuwait coffee shop: 2007-09-09

- Had 1st date (Chinese food): 2007-10-27

- Had fallen hopelessly in love: 2008-02-14

- I-129F sent off to CVC: 2008-04-21

- I-129F NOA1 received: 2008-04-22

- Check cashed by CVC: 2008-04-23

- I-129F NOA2 received: 2008-09-03

- I-129F left NVC for MNL: 2008-09-11

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Filed: Other Country: China
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I don't think there are any statistics but it could be since countries that have a higher rate of visa fraud would get more scrutiny.

You should be close to getting your P-2 any day now. After that it will start to move along.

Expect P-3 3 to 8 weeks after leaving NVC

Expect P-4 3 to 8 weeks after returning P-3 and received by GUZ

Good luck

Start getting all your ducks in order. GUZ can be a real heart ache getting through......we should know!

Thanks and best wishes to you too!

I followed the guides found here and prepared the I-134, supporting documents and everything else. Just waiting for the NOA2. :-)

I don't think the Latin phrase applies to this case. Just anecdotally, I have seen some VERY long wait times on petitions with Muslim males and American women whereas Brits, Canadians, Aussies and such seemed to go pretty quickly. But, this should be an easy question to answer for anyone with a good statistical analysis program and access to all of the data on Igor's list.

The question was specific to CSC as to a cause and effect relationship between Chinese beneficiary and CSC adjudication timelines. That cause and effect relationship does not exist and further, it cannot be proved or disproved through statistical analysis. That method is one of the best examples of "post hoc, ergo propter hoc" (coincidental correllation or "b follows a, so a caused b" logical fallacy in existence. So, you bet the phrase applies.

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

Google Who is Pushbrk?

A Warning to Green Card Holders About Voting

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/606646-a-warning-to-green-card-holders-about-voting/

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