Guangzhou interview times

[tinman 33]

I've read conflicting reports from USCIS.Gov sites that say only just now are Oct. NVC approvals are being recieved in Guangzhou. The outlook seems bleak. Yet on Visa Journey, I am reading statistics how numerous others from closer to my NVC-2 approvals are getting P-3's already, and in some cases, even P-4 interview dates.

On one hand I am gathering I can expect my Jan. 26 NVC-2 to be another 8 months or so....or according to other V/J members, I can expect any day now P-3 to the Fiance.

Please give your input..............Are this .gov sites really accurate?.....or are the timelines given here accurate.....it's very confusing! Mine is K-1 if this makes a difference.........Please help me get a better idea! Thanks in advance!

[YuAndDan 153]

Keep in mind MOST consulates receive the package within days after NVC sends it to them.

This is NOT the case for Guangzhou, the customs delay, and back-log at GUZ has been 3 months for a very long time.

The package leaves NVC and reaches customs in China where it hangs there for 1.5 to 2 months, and then will be placed in storage by the shipper or consulate until the consulate is ready to "RECEIVE" the case.

EX: http://www.cn.dhl.com/publish/cn/en/eshipp...;type=fasttrack

I HIGHLY recomed that you join and research GUZ on "A Candle For Love" that site has extensive information about GUZ.

http://candleforlove.com

Another site starting up related to China is here: http://www.chinafamilyvisa.com

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=26033

Profile details PLEASE: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...rCP&CODE=01 (this will activate the portals feature of VJ)

Edited March 13, 2009 by YuAndDan

[OKIE2 0]

Keep in mind MOST consulates receive the package within days after NVC sends it to them.

This is NOT the case for Guangzhou, the customs delay, and back-log at GUZ has been 3 months for a very long time.

The package leaves NVC and reaches customs in China where it hangs there for 1.5 to 2 months, and then will be placed in storage by the shipper or consulate until the consulate is ready to "RECEIVE" the case.

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GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

[pushbrk 13,180]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

[tinman 33]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

None of this answers my original question!

Is it true that Oct.08 NVC-2 approvals are only now hitting the DHL warehouses, where they are expected to wait 3 months or more??

Or is it true, as reported by so many on this website, that they have recieved P-3 ..and P-4 already...and in many cases interview dates, and even visa approvals already, even though their timelines shown indicate NVC-2 approvals later than those Oct.08 approvals?

Just want to know who to believe!...

If DHL tracking is accurate, then I can expect my Jan.09 approval to wait another minimum 6-8 months still on top of the original 2 months already since the NVC-2 approval.

[OKIE2 0]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

If they are opened in order received how do some get interviews months ahead of some others.

DATE HAS NO BEARING ON THE ORDER OF THIS PROCESSING MESS

when people talk about 3 months in chinese customs and 2 to 4 months in embassy warehouse

Has any one been there and seen it their self and know what the hell they are talking about and telling everyone else

I think this whole mess is every one guessing from someone elses guess.

And our government giving away trillions of dollars to the rich people can't fix the worlds biggest screw up we are all in THE GOOD OLD INS GRAB BAG LOTTERY

Edited March 14, 2009 by OKIE2

[pushbrk 13,180]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

None of this answers my original question!

Is it true that Oct.08 NVC-2 approvals are only now hitting the DHL warehouses, where they are expected to wait 3 months or more??

Or is it true, as reported by so many on this website, that they have recieved P-3 ..and P-4 already...and in many cases interview dates, and even visa approvals already, even though their timelines shown indicate NVC-2 approvals later than those Oct.08 approvals?

Just want to know who to believe!...

If DHL tracking is accurate, then I can expect my Jan.09 approval to wait another minimum 6-8 months still on top of the original 2 months already since the NVC-2 approval.

I'm not sure what you mean by NVC-2 approvals. If you mean NOA2 approvals from the USCIS service center, that's really irrelevent. NVC Complete to P3 is the timeline segment where "customs" comes into play but that's just one segment of time, not two. It takes three to five days to actually arrive in Guangzhou and they the packages sit until GUZ provides the necessary paperwork for them to clear customs and be delivered. For the last few years that segment of the timeline has varied from two to four months with the average being just less than three months.

[pushbrk 13,180]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

If they are opened in order received how do some get interviews months ahead of some others.

DATE HAS NO BEARING ON THE ORDER OF THIS PROCESSING MESS

when people talk about 3 months in chinese customs and 2 to 4 months in embassy warehouse

Has any one been there and seen it their self and know what the hell they are talking about and telling everyone else

I think this whole mess is every one guessing from someone elses guess.

And our government giving away trillions of dollars to the rich people can't fix the worlds biggest screw up we are all in THE GOOD OLD INS GRAB BAG LOTTERY

You've got the NVC to P3 segment of the timeline all wrong. It's just one two to four month wait in a warehouse before K visa cases can expect a P3. What's random the assigning of interview dates when a P4 is generated. The day before or day of P4 generation, cases that were determined document qualified are assigned interviews. The NOA1 dates or even the P3 dates on a given batch of document qualified cases could vary widely based on how long it takes people to get the P3 back.

So, for example they have 200 document qualified cases to generate P4's for on June 27. All those cases could theoretically be assigned the same interview date but they aren't. Their interview dates are randomely distributed to all available interview dates in August.

Everything up to this time from NOA1 to P4 has been "first come, first served" but it's first come to a specific point in the timeline. They don't hold up your case until all others with the same NOA1 date have arrived at the same point. Your case will proceed through each of the multiple steps of the process (many more milestones than are reported or available for us to see) at its own speed. If others proceed slower, your case isn't held back to match them and others are not held back to match yours.

[tinman 33]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

None of this answers my original question!

Is it true that Oct.08 NVC-2 approvals are only now hitting the DHL warehouses, where they are expected to wait 3 months or more??

Or is it true, as reported by so many on this website, that they have recieved P-3 ..and P-4 already...and in many cases interview dates, and even visa approvals already, even though their timelines shown indicate NVC-2 approvals later than those Oct.08 approvals?

Just want to know who to believe!...

If DHL tracking is accurate, then I can expect my Jan.09 approval to wait another minimum 6-8 months still on top of the original 2 months already since the NVC-2 approval.

I'm not sure what you mean by NVC-2 approvals. If you mean NOA2 approvals from the USCIS service center, that's really irrelevent. NVC Complete to P3 is the timeline segment where "customs" comes into play but that's just one segment of time, not two. It takes three to five days to actually arrive in Guangzhou and they the packages sit until GUZ provides the necessary paperwork for them to clear customs and be delivered. For the last few years that segment of the timeline has varied from two to four months with the average being just less than three months.

Thanks for your input PUSHBRK.....the changes in the system in the states. indicate that Homeland Security,(prev. known as INS) is now the first to approve the application..hence NOA1....then is forwarded to NVC (national visa center)...hence NOA2...for background investigation, etc.....upon investigation, and approval..therefore referred to as NVC2...(National Visa Center approval)...hence NVC2...I realize there is other terminology previously coomonly referred to...However i was still looking for someone who has any idea about the accuracy of these so-called DHL tracking methods, and if their reported delays are actually valid!......They contradict everybody else's testimony here....Can anyone else shed some light?......Please don't light me up for terminolgy....we all know what it means.

[tinman 33]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

If they are opened in order received how do some get interviews months ahead of some others.

DATE HAS NO BEARING ON THE ORDER OF THIS PROCESSING MESS

when people talk about 3 months in chinese customs and 2 to 4 months in embassy warehouse

Has any one been there and seen it their self and know what the hell they are talking about and telling everyone else

I think this whole mess is every one guessing from someone elses guess.

And our government giving away trillions of dollars to the rich people can't fix the worlds biggest screw up we are all in THE GOOD OLD INS GRAB BAG LOTTERY

You've got the NVC to P3 segment of the timeline all wrong. It's just one two to four month wait in a warehouse before K visa cases can expect a P3. What's random the assigning of interview dates when a P4 is generated. The day before or day of P4 generation, cases that were determined document qualified are assigned interviews. The NOA1 dates or even the P3 dates on a given batch of document qualified cases could vary widely based on how long it takes people to get the P3 back.

So, for example they have 200 document qualified cases to generate P4's for on June 27. All those cases could theoretically be assigned the same interview date but they aren't. Their interview dates are randomely distributed to all available interview dates in August.

Everything up to this time from NOA1 to P4 has been "first come, first served" but it's first come to a specific point in the timeline. They don't hold up your case until all others with the same NOA1 date have arrived at the same point. Your case will proceed through each of the multiple steps of the process (many more milestones than are reported or available for us to see) at its own speed. If others proceed slower, your case isn't held back to match them and others are not held back to match yours.

THANKS AGAIN PUSHBRK.....IT'S NICE OF YOU TO TAKE THE TIME, AND THE CARE, TO HELP EXPLAIN TO OTHERS....HAVING BEEN THROUGH THIS ALREADY I KNOW IT;S FRUSTRATING TO SEE OTHER FOLK'S CONFUSION....WILL ALL GOT IMPATIENT DURING OUR PROCESS IN THE PAST....IT'S DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND, AND EXPLAIN SOMETIMES.

I'M JUST GOING TO SIT BACK AND WAIT...I KNOW THERE IS NOTHING ELSE TO DO BUT WAIT, AND TO JUST PROVIDE EVERYTHING REQUIRED, AND IN A TIMELY MANNER!

I JUST FEEL FOR THOSE WHO HAVE WAITED, AND WAITED......THOSE STORIES ON THE USCIS WEBSITES, (AND THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT THREADS)...ARE JUST BOTHERING ME....THERE WERE SEVERAL POSTS THERE THAT CLAIMED THE PROCESS IS QUITE DIFFERENT THEN WE GENERALLY REFER TO IT HERE. THEY CLAIM ONLY 3 DAYS AGO THAT NOA2 APPROVALS FROM OCTOBER 2008 WERE BEING DELIVERED TO CHINA CUSTOMS...AND THAT THERE WILL THEN STAY WAREHOUSED FOR 2-4 MONTHS UNTIL THE CONSULATE REQUESTS ANOTHER BATCH.

IT IS "THIS" INFORMATION, THAT I AM WANDERING IF HOLDS ANY WATER....WE ARE LED TO BELIEVE THAT AFTER NVC APPROVAL THESE APPLICATIONS ARE IMMEDIATELY SENT TO THE FOREIGN CONSULATES, AND USUALLY RECIEVED IN 1 WEEK OR THERE ABOUTS....THESE OTHER POSTS IN USCIS CLAIM THEY SIT IN VERMONT FOR MONTHS, AND MONTHS...HENCE THE CLAIMS THAT THE DHL TRACKING NUMBERS CLARIFY THAT THE APPPICATIONS ARE ONLY NOW LEAVING FROM THOSE OCTOBER APPROVALS.

SORRY TO BEAT A DEAD HORSE.....BUT SOMEBODY IS MISINFORMED I'M GOING TO TRUST THE FOLKS HERE IN VISA JOURNEY TO RELY ON THEIR TIMELINES....I DON'T THINK ANYBODY HERE IS MAKING UP STORIES.

THANKS AGAIN PUSHBRK!

[OKIE2 0]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

None of this answers my original question!

Is it true that Oct.08 NVC-2 approvals are only now hitting the DHL warehouses, where they are expected to wait 3 months or more??

Or is it true, as reported by so many on this website, that they have recieved P-3 ..and P-4 already...and in many cases interview dates, and even visa approvals already, even though their timelines shown indicate NVC-2 approvals later than those Oct.08 approvals?

Just want to know who to believe!...

If DHL tracking is accurate, then I can expect my Jan.09 approval to wait another minimum 6-8 months still on top of the original 2 months already since the NVC-2 approval.

I'm not sure what you mean by NVC-2 approvals. If you mean NOA2 approvals from the USCIS service center, that's really irrelevent. NVC Complete to P3 is the timeline segment where "customs" comes into play but that's just one segment of time, not two. It takes three to five days to actually arrive in Guangzhou and they the packages sit until GUZ provides the necessary paperwork for them to clear customs and be delivered. For the last few years that segment of the timeline has varied from two to four months with the average being just less than three months.

ok thank you for explaining the not holding back for any one but how do you explain the ones in November and December that got put to the front of the lline and getting P3's for all of us that was left behind in August amd October. We didn't do anything wrong. Now does the NOA2 come from vermont or NVC?????

[pushbrk 13,180]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

None of this answers my original question!

Is it true that Oct.08 NVC-2 approvals are only now hitting the DHL warehouses, where they are expected to wait 3 months or more??

Or is it true, as reported by so many on this website, that they have recieved P-3 ..and P-4 already...and in many cases interview dates, and even visa approvals already, even though their timelines shown indicate NVC-2 approvals later than those Oct.08 approvals?

Just want to know who to believe!...

If DHL tracking is accurate, then I can expect my Jan.09 approval to wait another minimum 6-8 months still on top of the original 2 months already since the NVC-2 approval.

I'm not sure what you mean by NVC-2 approvals. If you mean NOA2 approvals from the USCIS service center, that's really irrelevent. NVC Complete to P3 is the timeline segment where "customs" comes into play but that's just one segment of time, not two. It takes three to five days to actually arrive in Guangzhou and they the packages sit until GUZ provides the necessary paperwork for them to clear customs and be delivered. For the last few years that segment of the timeline has varied from two to four months with the average being just less than three months.

Thanks for your input PUSHBRK.....the changes in the system in the states. indicate that Homeland Security,(prev. known as INS) is now the first to approve the application..hence NOA1....then is forwarded to NVC (national visa center)...hence NOA2...for background investigation, etc.....upon investigation, and approval..therefore referred to as NVC2...(National Visa Center approval)...hence NVC2...I realize there is other terminology previously coomonly referred to...However i was still looking for someone who has any idea about the accuracy of these so-called DHL tracking methods, and if their reported delays are actually valid!......They contradict everybody else's testimony here....Can anyone else shed some light?......Please don't light me up for terminolgy....we all know what it means.

USCIS approves petitions, not visas. For K cases, NVC approves nothing. USCIS approval is called NOA2. Actually NOA2 could be a denial too. NVC functions like a clearing house for K visas. They do a quick name check and preparet the file to be forwarded to the appropriate Consulate. "NVC out" is how we describe that point in the timeline. Some cases get selected for detailed review at the NVC stage but that is rare. The vast majority of cases have NOA2 and NVC out dates that are no more than a couple weeks apart. In any event, this has nothing to do with Guangzhou related delays.

[pushbrk 13,180]

GRAB BAG SHIPPING---VISA LOTTERY

why do our applications even get in the hands of Chinese customs it is none of their business about American documents. I under stand the warehouse thing but when the embassy does accept the shipments is no one there smart enough to take the oldest dated ones first. it seems to me everything the us government does has no order or

fairness about it it's like little school kids are running everything and they are not in class half the time.

some people wait for 1 year while others are granted in 2 or 3 months.

In any given shipment, it's likely all petitions cleared NVC the same day or within a day or two. They open the packages in the order received.

If they are opened in order received how do some get interviews months ahead of some others.

DATE HAS NO BEARING ON THE ORDER OF THIS PROCESSING MESS

when people talk about 3 months in chinese customs and 2 to 4 months in embassy warehouse

Has any one been there and seen it their self and know what the hell they are talking about and telling everyone else

I think this whole mess is every one guessing from someone elses guess.

And our government giving away trillions of dollars to the rich people can't fix the worlds biggest screw up we are all in THE GOOD OLD INS GRAB BAG LOTTERY

You've got the NVC to P3 segment of the timeline all wrong. It's just one two to four month wait in a warehouse before K visa cases can expect a P3. What's random the assigning of interview dates when a P4 is generated. The day before or day of P4 generation, cases that were determined document qualified are assigned interviews. The NOA1 dates or even the P3 dates on a given batch of document qualified cases could vary widely based on how long it takes people to get the P3 back.

So, for example they have 200 document qualified cases to generate P4's for on June 27. All those cases could theoretically be assigned the same interview date but they aren't. Their interview dates are randomely distributed to all available interview dates in August.

Everything up to this time from NOA1 to P4 has been "first come, first served" but it's first come to a specific point in the timeline. They don't hold up your case until all others with the same NOA1 date have arrived at the same point. Your case will proceed through each of the multiple steps of the process (many more milestones than are reported or available for us to see) at its own speed. If others proceed slower, your case isn't held back to match them and others are not held back to match yours.

THANKS AGAIN PUSHBRK.....IT'S NICE OF YOU TO TAKE THE TIME, AND THE CARE, TO HELP EXPLAIN TO OTHERS....HAVING BEEN THROUGH THIS ALREADY I KNOW IT;S FRUSTRATING TO SEE OTHER FOLK'S CONFUSION....WILL ALL GOT IMPATIENT DURING OUR PROCESS IN THE PAST....IT'S DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND, AND EXPLAIN SOMETIMES.

I'M JUST GOING TO SIT BACK AND WAIT...I KNOW THERE IS NOTHING ELSE TO DO BUT WAIT, AND TO JUST PROVIDE EVERYTHING REQUIRED, AND IN A TIMELY MANNER!

I JUST FEEL FOR THOSE WHO HAVE WAITED, AND WAITED......THOSE STORIES ON THE USCIS WEBSITES, (AND THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT THREADS)...ARE JUST BOTHERING ME....THERE WERE SEVERAL POSTS THERE THAT CLAIMED THE PROCESS IS QUITE DIFFERENT THEN WE GENERALLY REFER TO IT HERE. THEY CLAIM ONLY 3 DAYS AGO THAT NOA2 APPROVALS FROM OCTOBER 2008 WERE BEING DELIVERED TO CHINA CUSTOMS...AND THAT THERE WILL THEN STAY WAREHOUSED FOR 2-4 MONTHS UNTIL THE CONSULATE REQUESTS ANOTHER BATCH.

IT IS "THIS" INFORMATION, THAT I AM WANDERING IF HOLDS ANY WATER....WE ARE LED TO BELIEVE THAT AFTER NVC APPROVAL THESE APPLICATIONS ARE IMMEDIATELY SENT TO THE FOREIGN CONSULATES, AND USUALLY RECIEVED IN 1 WEEK OR THERE ABOUTS....THESE OTHER POSTS IN USCIS CLAIM THEY SIT IN VERMONT FOR MONTHS, AND MONTHS...HENCE THE CLAIMS THAT THE DHL TRACKING NUMBERS CLARIFY THAT THE APPPICATIONS ARE ONLY NOW LEAVING FROM THOSE OCTOBER APPROVALS.

SORRY TO BEAT A DEAD HORSE.....BUT SOMEBODY IS MISINFORMED I'M GOING TO TRUST THE FOLKS HERE IN VISA JOURNEY TO RELY ON THEIR TIMELINES....I DON'T THINK ANYBODY HERE IS MAKING UP STORIES.

THANKS AGAIN PUSHBRK!

Please never type in all caps. You have so many different things mixed up in the post above, it's impossible to address them. Apparently you're also mixing CR1 and IR1 case information in. NVC handles those entirely differently and their timelines are impacted more by the petitioner and beneficiary interactions with NVC than NVC itself. I'm going to past in my timeline so you can see the steps in order. Just use that as your guide and throw out the other nonsense you're reading. Note that in our case the NVC out on 4/18 to P3 sent on 5/17 was unusually short for GUZ at that time. I was tracking three potential packages on the DHL site, all still sitting in the DHL warehouse when my wife showed me the P3 on the webcam. I have no firm explanation for how that happened. My best guess is that our case file was randomly included in another package of more important expedited documents going to GUZ. When they really want something, it sails right through customs. Again, that's my best guess as to the explanation but its still a guess.

The bold text below represents the portions of the timeline we are currently discussing.

I-129F for K3/K4 Timeline

01/23/2006 Mailed I-129F for K3/K4 to Chicago Exp. Mail

01/26/2006 NOA1 for I-129F (rec'd Jan 28)

01/31/2006 I-129F in computer and MSC Day 8

04/05/2006 NOA2 Email Notification DAY 73

04/12/2006 NVC Logged and Cleared QC, Day 80

04/18/2006 NVC transferred to GUZ Day 86

05/17/2006 P3 Sent05/22/2006 P3 received by mail from GUZ Day 120

05/24/2006 P3 Out to GUZ Day 122

06/27/2006 P4 Sent from GUZ Day 156

07/02/2006 P4 Delivered Day 160

08/08/2006 Interview Day 198 6.6 months

[OKIE2 0]

You said all I-129F K1 applications are processed acording to dates and nothing is unfair with this USICS service we are getting now

would you please explain this list below to all of us that are in the 6 month and waiting list

It don't look that way to me

THIS SURE LOOKS TO BE MORE OF A DECEMBER LIST TO ME NOT AUGUST HOW ABOUT YOU??????????????????????????????????

Last 15 Approved I-129F K1 Filers at the Vermont Service Center

[pushbrk 13,180]

You said all I-129F K1 applications are processed acording to dates and nothing is unfair with this USICS service we are getting now

would you please explain this list below to all of us that are in the 6 month and waiting list

It don't look that way to me

THIS SURE LOOKS TO BE MORE OF A DECEMBER LIST TO ME NOT AUGUST HOW ABOUT YOU??????????????????????????????????

Last 15 Approved I-129F K1 Filers at the Vermont Service Center

I see no list and see no rational question. Would you like to try again?