Help me:K3 visa historical processing times

[Chris e Jessica 0]

Hi everyone...I would want to understand better about it:

K3 visa historical processing times

129F NOA1 to NOA2 VSC for K3 visas: 129F`s with an NOA1 of roughly 67 days

ago (May 2, 2008) are being processing.

Last week was April 24, 2008.

So, that date May 2, 2008 mean USCIS are processing all 129F since that date? I started my 129F in May 13, 2008...sooner I`ll get some answer???

I`ll appreciate all replies

Thanks

[nunyab 0]

ummmm sounds like it's right. I hope that goes for CSC too... good luck!

[edp333 9]

You are looking at the 1-129 for the non-immigrant worker. Both the K1 and K3 I-129 are dated December 18, 2007. This supposedly means Decembr 18, 2007 is the oldest petition the VSC is still working on.

[A_I_S 0]

Hi everyone...I would want to understand better about it:

K3 visa historical processing times

129F NOA1 to NOA2 VSC for K3 visas: 129F`s with an NOA1 of roughly 67 days

ago (May 2, 2008) are being processing.

Last week was April 24, 2008.

So, that date May 2, 2008 mean USCIS are processing all 129F since that date? I started my 129F in May 13, 2008...sooner I`ll get some answer???

I`ll appreciate all replies

Thanks

Don't hold your breath just yet.

The numbers seem to be skewed by CSC approving K3 visas faster than VSC.

We're coming up on 5 months since I130 was received, we're still waiting, and we're not alone.

[daboyz 36]

Hi everyone...I would want to understand better about it:

K3 visa historical processing times

129F NOA1 to NOA2 VSC for K3 visas: 129F`s with an NOA1 of roughly 67 days

ago (May 2, 2008) are being processing.

Last week was April 24, 2008.

So, that date May 2, 2008 mean USCIS are processing all 129F since that date? I started my 129F in May 13, 2008...sooner I`ll get some answer???

I`ll appreciate all replies

Thanks

Don't hold your breath just yet.

The numbers seem to be skewed by CSC approving K3 visas faster than VSC.

We're coming up on 5 months since I130 was received, we're still waiting, and we're not alone.

Vermont seems to really be dragging for K-3s. I wouldn't pay any attention to what USCIS is posting on their site for processing times. They update it about the 15th every month. From what I've seen so far, they just seem to add 30 days from the previous month. Also, the graphs on this website don't seem right for some reason, not sure why. You can get what I consider valid data one of two ways.

1. Manually do a search on the timelines listed on this website. It's not exactly perfect since some people don't update their timelines, but I think it's pretty close. This can be a little time consuming.

2. Go to the following spreadsheet that a member here was nice enough compile. Jim and Delicia I think. I consider this to be the most accurate trending data that I have found anywhere on the internet. Unfortunately, you seem to be in the same boat I am, namely K-3 at Vermont. For some reason, they don't seem to be doing much with them right now. Hopefully it improves soon.

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p-9...Rqfdg&gid=0

[daboyz 36]

Hi everyone...I would want to understand better about it:

K3 visa historical processing times

129F NOA1 to NOA2 VSC for K3 visas: 129F`s with an NOA1 of roughly 67 days

ago (May 2, 2008) are being processing.

Last week was April 24, 2008.

So, that date May 2, 2008 mean USCIS are processing all 129F since that date? I started my 129F in May 13, 2008...sooner I`ll get some answer???

I`ll appreciate all replies

Thanks

Don't hold your breath just yet.

The numbers seem to be skewed by CSC approving K3 visas faster than VSC.

We're coming up on 5 months since I130 was received, we're still waiting, and we're not alone.

Vermont seems to really be dragging for K-3s. I wouldn't pay any attention to what USCIS is posting on their site for processing times. They update it about the 15th every month. From what I've seen so far, they just seem to add 30 days from the previous month. Also, the graphs on this website don't seem right for some reason, not sure why. You can get what I consider valid data one of two ways.

1. Manually do a search on the timelines listed on this website. It's not exactly perfect since some people don't update their timelines, but I think it's pretty close. This can be a little time consuming.

2. Go to the following spreadsheet that a member here was nice enough compile. Jim and Delicia I think. I consider this to be the most accurate trending data that I have found anywhere on the internet. Unfortunately, you seem to be in the same boat I am, namely K-3 at Vermont. For some reason, they don't seem to be doing much with them right now. Hopefully it improves soon.

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p-9...Rqfdg&gid=0

OOPS! Sorry. Jim and Carol. My bad. Was 50% right.

[JimAndCarol 0]

Hi everyone...I would want to understand better about it:

K3 visa historical processing times

129F NOA1 to NOA2 VSC for K3 visas: 129F`s with an NOA1 of roughly 67 days

ago (May 2, 2008) are being processing.

Last week was April 24, 2008.

So, that date May 2, 2008 mean USCIS are processing all 129F since that date? I started my 129F in May 13, 2008...sooner I`ll get some answer???

I`ll appreciate all replies

Thanks

Don't hold your breath just yet.

The numbers seem to be skewed by CSC approving K3 visas faster than VSC.

We're coming up on 5 months since I130 was received, we're still waiting, and we're not alone.

Vermont seems to really be dragging for K-3s. I wouldn't pay any attention to what USCIS is posting on their site for processing times. They update it about the 15th every month. From what I've seen so far, they just seem to add 30 days from the previous month. Also, the graphs on this website don't seem right for some reason, not sure why. You can get what I consider valid data one of two ways.

1. Manually do a search on the timelines listed on this website. It's not exactly perfect since some people don't update their timelines, but I think it's pretty close. This can be a little time consuming.

2. Go to the following spreadsheet that a member here was nice enough compile. Jim and Delicia I think. I consider this to be the most accurate trending data that I have found anywhere on the internet. Unfortunately, you seem to be in the same boat I am, namely K-3 at Vermont. For some reason, they don't seem to be doing much with them right now. Hopefully it improves soon.

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=p-9...Rqfdg&gid=0

OOPS! Sorry. Jim and Carol. My bad. Was 50% right.

LOL. No worries. Delicia was our inspiration...

[Chris e Jessica 0]

Vermont Center is driving, everybody, crazy hehe

If they post a date December 07 and another as May 2, the only reason is to let us "I`m in a haze"

[FlyingLonghorn 12]

I have no idea what NOA means, but from our filing of a K-3 in mid July 07 we are interviewing this week, so basically one year. That is the same timeframe our lawyer told us.

Good luck.

AJ

[Chris e Jessica 0]

Ok!!! Now they change that timeline at Visa Historical Processing Times to 21 April for 129f and that another timeline (I think is official) is January!!!! What is this????????

So my NOA1 to 129f is 13 May, so maybe next month I`ll get my NOA2 for 129f????

I would like to ask for some filer if they have some touch or approval through that information (21 April).

It`s so confuse!!!!

Thanks!!!

[daboyz 36]

Ok!!! Now they change that timeline at Visa Historical Processing Times to 21 April for 129f and that another timeline (I think is official) is January!!!! What is this????????

So my NOA1 to 129f is 13 May, so maybe next month I`ll get my NOA2 for 129f????

I would like to ask for some filer if they have some touch or approval through that information (21 April).

It`s so confuse!!!!

Thanks!!!

My NOA1 date for K-3 is 8 April, and I haven't seen anything yet from VSC.