june 2008 filers

[mikeuday19 0]

how are you guys doing? anyway, whenever i check my timeline, i noticed that the estimated adjudication date changes from time to time, two months ago, it says that the I129f may be adjudicated between the first week and second week of september, and then from third week to fourth week of october, and now, it says from october 24 to november 2, what is really going on? is there anybody else who experienced something like this? or am i the only one?

[chadherm 0]

Mine changed. Before my estimated adjudication was Oct but now it changed to last week of October and first week of November..... I just dont want to see it, just makes me feel more frustrating!huhuhuhuhuhu

[villaspurs 65]

While this won't make you guys feel any better, the dates have moved UP for California people overall--the Centers are evening out in terms of how long they are taking to process petitions (although you guys are still faster).

The timeline estimates are based on VJ data so they are not necessarily accurate--it's not USCIS estimating dates--so if a Center is super productive one week and approves a ton of petitions, we'll see the results of that on here and timelines will move up. During "slow" periods like this, they'll get longer.

[Alexandra_v 0]

" June 2008 Filers! " and " June 2008 Filers California "

Good luck !!!!

[RadzNSteve 0]

Yep I have been noticing the same thing my date keeps moving farther away also it. I think as people fill in the dates the server caclates the times and gives a average time. Good Luck everyone.

[hellonew 0]

Yea mine changed too! Oh well, Good Luck Everyone

[Abby-Ron 8]

As people update their timelines, the system averages out all the dates, and unfortunately since the date input is pass the "average" waiting time, more and more of our cases are "adjuctuated" at a later day then first enter. Think about it, say 5 people have NOA date range of 1 to 2 weeks from filing, average would be 1.5 weeks, if another 5 people, get NOA date range from filing, and its averages out, 3 to 4 weeks, everyone NOA date range is moved from 1.5 weeks to 3 weeks...from the date of filing.. same concept applied to adjuctuate.. More and more people take longer now to get NOA2 then the previous batch and that moves the adjucated date further back.. Dont worry about this as most of the time, we will see the NOA2 way before adjuctated date on this website. My adjuctuated date moved from 6 months to 8 months in the course of my K1 process and ended up with the 6 months.. due to more cases were being adjuctuated so the waiting time cut it by 2 months.

Edited September 7, 2008 by Abby-Ron