what the heck is going on in VSC?!!!!!

[tenderheartusa79 14]

It really drives me insane i was checking my time line today and it says Based on time line data, your I129f may be adjudicated between Feb 13, 2009 and March 4, 2009*

it was Dec 28 and Jan 7 and then Jan 12 and Jan 23 now its Feb 13 and March 4

so what the heck is going on in VSC why its so slow now and its getting slower every single day .

I'm sick of that game .waiting game is really sucks and i start to hate it and fed up of that game

does anyone have any clue about what the heck going on in VSC???!!!!!!!!!! :crying:

Edited January 7, 2009 by Hot Guy

[Laura+Tom 2]

We don't know, it shifts between VSC and CSC being the faster service centre and to be honest having mutiple threads on the matter isn't going to make it go any faster.

Looking at Igor's list, VSC approved more than CSC last week and have approved more this week so far.

http://cse.ssl.berkeley.edu/igor/vjdata/stats.aspx

[amberdima 6]

It really drives me insane i was checking my time line today and it says Based on time line data, your I129f may be adjudicated between Feb 13, 2009 and March 4, 2009*

it was Dec 28 and Jan 7 and then Jan 12 and Jan 23 now its Feb 13 and March 4

so what the heck is going on in VSC why its so slow now and its getting slower every single day .

I'm sick of that game .waiting game is really sucks and i start to hate it and fed up of that game

does anyone have any clue about what the heck going on in VSC???!!!!!!!!!! :crying:

i have the same timeline. sucks. also note that the timeline data was changed last night to sort by noa1 date rather than sent date.

Edited January 7, 2009 by amberdima

[brnidokiegurl 0]

at 6 months then start looking

[Ban Hammer 13,567]

mbc from K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures General Discussion to K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports

reason: not seeking specific visa advice, progress related.

[tenderheartusa79 14]

at 6 months then start looking

i hope that we will not have to wait all that long

[brnidokiegurl 0]

we all wished same thing your getting there with each day that passes

[HappyDancer 7]

I understand the frustration. I could see several people with similar and cole timelines as mine and they all have been approved. Dang VSC.

[dbbri 0]

Started the Process back in Nov 2007. While the first part followed the schedule pretty well, the rest fell apart with waiting for the US embassy in Manila to tell us anything. We're at 14 months, had the interview and just found out they want police clearance from Hong Kong. They made us wait 40 days to hear that... She has never set foot in HK. I used to watch the timeline and estimate, I stopped doing that long ago. Don't watch the clock, it only makes it feel longer. Focus on the destination, not the trip.

[star_dragon 0]

6 months seemed to be average. at least that's always the figure I had in my head. Also keep in mind the average VJ times are based on people's timelines. I remember once when I was waiting for the NOA2, someone made a mistake in their timeline on the dates, and everyone's wait times were thrown off.

As dbbri said it seems to take longer than you originally anticipate Kinda like watching water boil

[Wisedom come to 0]

I am kind of mad at California - they are approving Sept. While we are still number past 200 on the list.

[nowhereman 1]

Maybe your screen name "Hot Guy" raised some flags On a serious note a number of us have felt the pain of waiting & not knowing. Hang in there, the wait is worth it!

[tenderheartusa79 14]

now CSC approved October filers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :cry:

[ThaitoUSA 15]

In a word, Karma. Karma is awesome in that it accounts for every single action that has ever happened everywhere in the universe. Though many reasonable people would suggest that 3,000 people all dying together on the same day is just bad luck, wrong place at the wrong time, with a little research it can be ascertained that they shared a group Karma that was being fulfilled. For example, think of the karmic responsibility of groups such as the Visigoths or Vikings who would slaughter entire towns down to the last child. They would owe a karmic debt that at some point is going to be paid off.

There is no coincidence as to who has filed at VSC and CSC during the same period. Like everything else, it is karmically determined or as scripture states "Every hair on one's head is counted." So here we are together waiting. Karma is beautiful in that it allows for an optimal range of choices; one can choose sadness, fear, desire, anger, denial, or one can choose the courage to accept the situation, to roll with the punches, to logically understand it or to compassionately accept it. All choices are valid, each with its own suitable consequences i.e. Karma.

There are circumstances beyond an individual's control and yet one is always free to choose how to respond to them. Frustration at an unfulfilled desire is certainly understandable, however it is not what I prefer to choose. Serenity is generally my choice, since it allows for a peace of mind to preveil, and a greater freedom to accomplish that which I may.

The best to all.