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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: China
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I sometimes see some people's tags that say their I-129 has been touched. Is this the same as pending?

02/03/09 I-129F sent

02/19/09 P1

06/02/09 P2 (103 days)

06/11/09 P2.5

06/15/09 P3 sent

07/05/09 P3 returned

07/17/09 P4 sent

07/23/09 P4 received

08/27/09 interview - PINK

09/01/09 VISA in hand

09/08/09 state side

10/16/09 married

01/20/10 mailed AOS/AP/EAD

From sending the P1 to interview

189 days = 6 months and 8 days

05/05/08 Met Online

11/21/08 1st trip

01/23/09 2nd trip

08/22/09 3rd trip

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: New Zealand
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Explanation of 'Touched' from VJ Wiki

Your case has been 'touched' when the last updated date changes like in the photo below....

touched.gif

It can mean anything really. Some people go the entire process without a 'touch'

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ukraine
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I sometimes see some people's tags that say their I-129 has been touched. Is this the same as pending?

No. Pending means "waiting" or "in process". Do not count on the website to be accurate. Our case is still "received and pending" and my wife has been here 7 months and has her green card

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: China
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Thanks. I guess I won't be looking at the webpage everyday like I use to and an eye on my mailbox.

02/03/09 I-129F sent

02/19/09 P1

06/02/09 P2 (103 days)

06/11/09 P2.5

06/15/09 P3 sent

07/05/09 P3 returned

07/17/09 P4 sent

07/23/09 P4 received

08/27/09 interview - PINK

09/01/09 VISA in hand

09/08/09 state side

10/16/09 married

01/20/10 mailed AOS/AP/EAD

From sending the P1 to interview

189 days = 6 months and 8 days

05/05/08 Met Online

11/21/08 1st trip

01/23/09 2nd trip

08/22/09 3rd trip

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