This wait time...

[Chris and Steph 0]

I'm jealous that Cubans get preferential treatment because of their expected long wait at the embassy. I think the embassy we're going through (Montreal) has been speeding up the past couple months, but I'm still jealous.

[Maire 1]

I'm jealous that Cubans get preferential treatment because of their expected long wait at the embassy. I think the embassy we're going through (Montreal) has been speeding up the past couple months, but I'm still jealous.

I cant believe u waited 212 days for ur NOA2! thats insane....!

[biggestchallenge 0]

i am month 1 day 1 and all i see is CSC getting faster and VSC getting slower the dude that lives next to VSC, pull a siren for me and wake up those workers there sleeping. almost all of feb is approved at CSC whats up

[KAT&Allie 0]

I cant believe u waited 212 days for ur NOA2! thats insane....!

Unfortunately, there are people out there who are still waiting for their NOA2 well over a year with no answers or explanations. I'm sorry but in my opinion, your complaint, however valid it may be, might rub more than a few people the wrong way. There is so much injustice or lack of transparency in the way USCIS works that giving anybody preferential treatment (apart from people being deployed) tends to be a sore subject to most. So don't be surprised by some rather strong comments.

I hope you get your NOA2 soon. Good luck.

[Maire 1]

i am month 1 day 1 and all i see is CSC getting faster and VSC getting slower the dude that lives next to VSC, pull a siren for me and wake up those workers there sleeping. almost all of feb is approved at CSC whats up

Wow thats quickkk

I cant believe u waited 212 days for ur NOA2! thats insane....!

Unfortunately, there are people out there who are still waiting for their NOA2 well over a year with no answers or explanations. I'm sorry but in my opinion, your complaint, however valid it may be, might rub more than a few people the wrong way. There is so much injustice or lack of transparency in the way USCIS works that giving anybody preferential treatment (apart from people being deployed) tends to be a sore subject to most. So don't be surprised by some rather strong comments.

I hope you get your NOA2 soon. Good luck.

It is not a matter of preference..but the truth is in order for Cubans to leave their country they have to go thru far more processes than other countries(including giving your house to the government)..which still makes the process a lengthy one...

[EZ3145 0]

Someone said that the K1 process for us Cubans runs generally faster...but iam still waiting...this waiting sucks...iam so depressed!

Looks like it's been less than 2 months since you sent your petition. Patience is the key. Don't be depressed. You're just getting started. Some folks got approved after 203 days. They never cried , or got depressed. Hang in there. You'll be fine.

[amberL 0]

Go take a look at the 6 months + thread or the year and + waiting threads.

[Maire 1]

Someone said that the K1 process for us Cubans runs generally faster...but iam still waiting...this waiting sucks...iam so depressed!

Looks like it's been less than 2 months since you sent your petition. Patience is the key. Don't be depressed. You're just getting started. Some folks got approved after 203 days. They never cried , or got depressed. Hang in there. You'll be fine.

Thanks! You guys make a hugeee difference let me tell you...

Go take a look at the 6 months + thread or the year and + waiting threads.

I know

[Chris & Mara 0]

If you wanna feel better check out the 6 month waiting club, or the 12+ month waiting club, there are plenty of people out there who have to wait, if you get your visa in the next 2 months with out any hitches Ill admit Ill be jealous. But then Im pretty much jealous of anyone who has then NOA2 approved at this point lol!

[PB&JAM 1]

If you wanna feel better check out the 6 month waiting club, or the 12+ month waiting club, there are plenty of people out there who have to wait, if you get your visa in the next 2 months with out any hitches Ill admit Ill be jealous. But then Im pretty much jealous of anyone who has then NOA2 approved at this point lol!

yes, there are a couple ppl who have been waiting a year and a half! I waited 219 days n i thought mine was long, but i feel guilty for complaining when some dear folks have been waiting since June 2007!

[minnew 4]

Cubans have to go through an exit-visa before leaving to the U.S. that is why it takes so long at the embassy unlike waiting for an interview date at some busy consulates.

Take a look at this thread before jumping on the OP:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=172031

Edited April 1, 2009 by minnew

[Maire 1]

Cubans have to go through an exit-visa before leaving to the U.S. that is why it takes so long at the embassy unlike waiting for an interview date at some busy consulates.

Take a look at this thread before jumping on the OP:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=172031

[cdneh 3,112]

Cubans have to go through an exit-visa before leaving to the U.S. that is why it takes so long at the embassy unlike waiting for an interview date at some busy consulates.

Take a look at this thread before jumping on the OP:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=172031

Too right.

[hjmartinez 0]

I can TOTALLY relate! I looked at the Cuban timelines and figured out that if I went by that I should have received my NOA2 after between 25-45 days. I had my calendar marked for 25 and 45 days and both have passed with not a word! What's up? Everyone says its faster for Cubans, it seemed to go faster for everybody else?

[Fred N Emilia 0]

Now imagine getting so close only to find out you have to wait a little longer, read my signature. You are lucky processing times these days are not as bad as when we went through it. Goodluck to you!