Strange order of CSC approvals

[Starlight95 1]

Hey folks,

I have been following up with Igor's list and it strange I just saw an approval for a CSC petioner with NOA1 date of March 2, 2009. They seem to be moving backwards rather than forward. It's almost like its following VSC patterns. I hate the fact that they skip around. I think at this rate I am looking at an approval of Oct 09 for my petition. They have been really slow this past week. I really hope they pick up their pace. Anyone can shed any light on whats going on?

Edited July 7, 2009 by Starlight95

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Not enough data is being put into the system probably to give you a more accurate predicition.

Remember - VJ entries are a very small number of the actual cases the service centers are dealing with.

(there could be 1000's that are moving faster than yours)

[Starlight95 1]

Not enough data is being put into the system probably to give you a more accurate predicition.

Remember - VJ entries are a very small number of the actual cases the service centers are dealing with.

(there could be 1000's that are moving faster than yours)

True..I forgot about the other people .

[Twisted K 2]

Not enough data is being put into the system probably to give you a more accurate predicition.

Remember - VJ entries are a very small number of the actual cases the service centers are dealing with.

(there could be 1000's that are moving faster than yours)

Yeah, that would be awesome if VJers were the only ones in the system. We could all have our visas issued within a month of initial filing

[Lisa and Ian 7]

Not enough data is being put into the system probably to give you a more accurate predicition.

Remember - VJ entries are a very small number of the actual cases the service centers are dealing with.

(there could be 1000's that are moving faster than yours)

Plus, I would guess that some petitions might take longer to get through than others.

Or... the person reviewing the case called in sick a couple days, then had to get caught up when they came back.

A big fiasco happened at the hole punching machine. (this would happen if I was the one doing it)

(j/k)

Could be anything, couldn't it.