Timelines

[Frank and Duyen 0]

capt ewok fixed it!

wooohooo!!

[sweetcitygirl 0]

capt ewok fixed it!

Hello everyone, can i join the timelines? I filed my husbands stand alone I-130 on April 2nd, got the NOA1 on April 16th, now just waiting for the approval letter. Ours went to the California Service Center.

How does everyone see that their case is touched? I registered online and i dont see any dates, only the date of the day it is at the bottom of the page. How do you find that they touched it? And where do you see the processing dates have jumped. I always look and only see it says six months, it always says that. I am getting so excited, i cant wait for the approval notice. Do you think it is coming soon?

Thanks, sweetcitywife

4/2/09 I-130 mailed to CLB

4/16/09 Received NOA

Edited June 1, 2009 by sweetcitywife1

[BunzTheMagicSnail 2]

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/

sweetcity u can click that link and select "edit/add my timeline"

and fill out the respective fields

[sweetcitygirl 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/

sweetcity u can click that link and select "edit/add my timeline"

and fill out the respective fields

Thanks for the help! Do you know how to see on the USCIS site how your case has been touched? I cant see this, i look all over.

Thanks, sweetcitywife

[Frank and Duyen 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/

sweetcity u can click that link and select "edit/add my timeline"

and fill out the respective fields

Thanks for the help! Do you know how to see on the USCIS site how your case has been touched? I cant see this, i look all over.

Thanks, sweetcitywife

After you log onto the USCIS site under the colum "Last Updated". It may or may not be updated before your petition is approved. The I-130 for my wife only showed the NOA1 date until it was approved, then it reflected the NOA2 date.

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[Captain Ewok 1,900]

The estimations should be MUCH better now. I found a glitch in the system and decided to recode everything in a better way that improves accuracy and helps to better reject data "outliers" that can cause the estimates to be off. Over all the estimates should be more accurate now.