NOA1/NOA2 spreadsheet tracking, K-3 filers

[JimAndCarol 0]

This thread is in response to a thread I saw requesting the Delicia add K3 filers to her spreadsheet. I understand the reasoning behind keeping CR1/IR1 and K3 separated. Therefore, I have started this spreadsheet for K3 filers, like myself, who are waiting for their NOA2. I am a numbers person and I like to see when people near my filing date are getting approved.

You can find the spreadsheet here.

So, thank you Delicia for showing us how Google Docs can be used. I have never tried this before but am always interested to learn new tools. So I figured I would give this one a shot...

1. For all the California filers, I plan to add those spreadsheets tomorrow.

2. Both California and Vermont filers can send me their updates/changes and I will be happy to update the spreadsheets.

3. Cells highlighted in GREEN refer to approvals that have occurred over the last month.

4. Cells highlighted in YELLOW refer to recent touches. (Disclaimer: We all have seen that approvals sometimes happen with or without previous touches. But this is just another indicator that I was curious to track.)

5. If anyone has any suggestions for changes to the layout of the spreadsheet or additional columns, averaging wait times, etc... I will gladly take those suggestions also.

5. Lastly, If anyone would like to volunteer to share the updating responsibility, you are always welcome to do that also.

Ok, Best of luck to everyone and wishing you all speedy approvals.

[o0pink0o 3]

hi JimAndCarol,

i saw the spreadsheet. it was pretty nice and organized. can you include me in your list our service center is CSC plus our timeline is in my signature Good Luck to all of us

:|: PiNk :|:

[babybebita 0]

IT IS A WONDERFUL IDEA!!!!

COULD YOU ADD ME, PLEASE???

MY INFORMATION IS IN MY SIGNATURE!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

[JimAndCarol 0]

Pink & Babybebita, Thanks for your responses... I have updated your dates...

The updated version can be found: here.

I have added a rough draft of the California Filers Spreadsheet... I have only sorted by I-130 Filing Date so far, but will add the other spreadsheets tomorrow (Fiji time).

I have also added a comparison for VSC vs. CSC in regards to % of petitions approved. Right now, it is organized by date I-130 filed. However, tomorrow I can compare using the I-129F Sent and NOA1 dates as well...

ok, Its 11pm here so I'm heading to bed, but will check back tomorrow.

Hope to see more approvals by the time I check in tomorrow!!!

[Jhatch 0]

This thread is in response to a thread I saw requesting the Delicia add K3 filers to her spreadsheet. I understand the reasoning behind keeping CR1/IR1 and K3 separated. Therefore, I have started this spreadsheet for K3 filers, like myself, who are waiting for their NOA2. I am a numbers person and I like to see when people near my filing date are getting approved.

You can find the spreadsheet here.

So, thank you Delicia for showing us how Google Docs can be used. I have never tried this before but am always interested to learn new tools. So I figured I would give this one a shot...

1. For all the California filers, I plan to add those spreadsheets tomorrow.

2. Both California and Vermont filers can send me their updates/changes and I will be happy to update the spreadsheets.

3. Cells highlighted in GREEN refer to approvals that have occurred over the last month.

4. Cells highlighted in YELLOW refer to recent touches. (Disclaimer: We all have seen that approvals sometimes happen with or without previous touches. But this is just another indicator that I was curious to track.)

5. If anyone has any suggestions for changes to the layout of the spreadsheet or additional columns, averaging wait times, etc... I will gladly take those suggestions also.

5. Lastly, If anyone would like to volunteer to share the updating responsibility, you are always welcome to do that also.

Ok, Best of luck to everyone and wishing you all speedy approvals.

Petya and Jef had a touch on 5/5 as you can see on my signature

[daboyz 36]

That looks great. Thanks for setting it up.

[waitingforwifey 0]

Pink & Babybebita, Thanks for your responses... I have updated your dates...

The updated version can be found: here.

I have added a rough draft of the California Filers Spreadsheet... I have only sorted by I-130 Filing Date so far, but will add the other spreadsheets tomorrow (Fiji time).

I have also added a comparison for VSC vs. CSC in regards to % of petitions approved. Right now, it is organized by date I-130 filed. However, tomorrow I can compare using the I-129F Sent and NOA1 dates as well...

ok, Its 11pm here so I'm heading to bed, but will check back tomorrow.

Hope to see more approvals by the time I check in tomorrow!!!

Hi JimAndCarol,

I am a K-3 filer at VSC. My timeline is linked here in VJ. Can you please include mine. Thanks a bunch.

[daboyz 36]

I especially like the CSC to VSC comparison. It really shows the disparity between service centers.

[babybebita 0]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH JIMANDCAROL!!!

I HAVE NOW MY NOA-1 FROM THE K-3!! (2008/06/11)

VERY FAST THIS TIME!!! I AM HAPPY!!!

CHEERS!

[khaleda 0]

This thread is in response to a thread I saw requesting the Delicia add K3 filers to her spreadsheet. I understand the reasoning behind keeping CR1/IR1 and K3 separated. Therefore, I have started this spreadsheet for K3 filers, like myself, who are waiting for their NOA2. I am a numbers person and I like to see when people near my filing date are getting approved.

You can find the spreadsheet here.

So, thank you Delicia for showing us how Google Docs can be used. I have never tried this before but am always interested to learn new tools. So I figured I would give this one a shot...

1. For all the California filers, I plan to add those spreadsheets tomorrow.

2. Both California and Vermont filers can send me their updates/changes and I will be happy to update the spreadsheets.

3. Cells highlighted in GREEN refer to approvals that have occurred over the last month.

4. Cells highlighted in YELLOW refer to recent touches. (Disclaimer: We all have seen that approvals sometimes happen with or without previous touches. But this is just another indicator that I was curious to track.)

5. If anyone has any suggestions for changes to the layout of the spreadsheet or additional columns, averaging wait times, etc... I will gladly take those suggestions also.

5. Lastly, If anyone would like to volunteer to share the updating responsibility, you are always welcome to do that also.

Ok, Best of luck to everyone and wishing you all speedy approvals.

Your list looks really good. Can you add me to the list? Thanks!

[Bexxie 0]

Could you please add me as well? My timeline is linked here in VJ. Thanks so much!

[Chet 0]

Just wanted to say you did a GREAT job! Thanks for putting the list together.

I've been looking at the sheet to see if there's some sort of pattern but haven't figured it out yet. (I don't expect USCIS to have a pattern they follow, it appears to be random). I am curious if there is a big difference between certain countries. Whether we like it or not, our government do discriminate.

This thread is in response to a thread I saw requesting the Delicia add K3 filers to her spreadsheet. I understand the reasoning behind keeping CR1/IR1 and K3 separated. Therefore, I have started this spreadsheet for K3 filers, like myself, who are waiting for their NOA2. I am a numbers person and I like to see when people near my filing date are getting approved.

You can find the spreadsheet here.

So, thank you Delicia for showing us how Google Docs can be used. I have never tried this before but am always interested to learn new tools. So I figured I would give this one a shot...

1. For all the California filers, I plan to add those spreadsheets tomorrow.

2. Both California and Vermont filers can send me their updates/changes and I will be happy to update the spreadsheets.

3. Cells highlighted in GREEN refer to approvals that have occurred over the last month.

4. Cells highlighted in YELLOW refer to recent touches. (Disclaimer: We all have seen that approvals sometimes happen with or without previous touches. But this is just another indicator that I was curious to track.)

5. If anyone has any suggestions for changes to the layout of the spreadsheet or additional columns, averaging wait times, etc... I will gladly take those suggestions also.

5. Lastly, If anyone would like to volunteer to share the updating responsibility, you are always welcome to do that also.

Ok, Best of luck to everyone and wishing you all speedy approvals.

[yash_ash 0]

JimandCarol, can you please add me to your list, my timeline is updated. Thanks

[nunyab 0]

oooh add us to the list.. please and thank you for your due diligence

[nunyab 0]

ooops saw we're there already just at the bottom hehe