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Question, regarding igor's list...

People with NOA1 date's AFTER ours (i.e. Miss jess!) are ahead of us, how does that work?

*shakes fist at jess!!!!!*

lol...I'm a bit confused by that list though. It scrapes the info from vj so why is it not the same?

If you look at the trends, in Nov 2009 they had their fewest I-129F completions in a month since Dec 2008. Half as much as they had in the previous 3 months.

If you look at the national trend for all documents, they had their fewest completions since Nov 2008. It's like half the workforce disappears in Nov. Slowly recovers in Dec, and then begins to fully recover in January.

you know I'm starting to think there's such a thing as too much information!!! If I was just leaving it in the hands of the gods I think I'd feel less worried...

Jess
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Lifting Conditions
2/20/2013: Filed
2/25/2013: NOA1

7/5/2013: RFE

8/23/2013: Approved

8/31/2013: GC received

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It's a manual process. :D

Your receipt number is not a random number. Here is how to understand it...

The first 3 letters is the location it was received (EAC is Vermont)

The first 2 numbers is the Fiscal Year the document was received. (Oct 1 2009 was the beginning of 10)

The next 3 numbers is the working day within the FY that the document was received on. (Oct 1, 2009 is 001, Nov 10 is 028, Nov 23 is 036)

The last five numbers is the order that the document was received on that day. (50001 is the first document received)

So...

EAC1000150001 is the first document received at VSC in FY10.

EAC1000250001 is the first document received at VSC on the second working day.

EAC1003650001 is the first document received at VSC on Nov 23, 2009

Then to find the first I-129F of the day, you start at 50001 and work your way up until you find an I-129F. You can save that case and track it. It can be a tedious process. That is why I only looked at the first one received each day. I am tracking the first one received on 10/19, 10/23, 10/29, 11/4, and mine(11/10). Not one of them has been touched since about 4 days after their receipt.

This is really smart thank you. Using your method one could find a case which has already reached its 5 month waiting period and one could contact the VSC and ask why things have slowed down so dramatically.

I-129f
11-03-2009 I-129F Sent out to VSC via USPS.
11-17-09 Check Cashed.
11-23-2009 NOA-1 Hard copy received.
2-26-2010 NOA-2 on USCIS Dashboard.
03-02-2010 NVC recieved our petition.
03-08-2010 NOA-2 hard copy received
03-08-2010 Snail mail notice from NVC
03-14-2010 Called Manila Embassy and scheduled interview.
03-15-2010 Fiancee going to apply for JP police certificate(race to get before interview).
4-6-2010 Fiancee went for first day at St. Lukes medical (please no sputum test).
4-7-2010 Medical complete all was successful. :D
4-20-2010 Police certificate received.
04-29-2010 Approved!!!
05-5-2010 Visa delivered.
05-7-2010 Cfo seminar complete/sticker received.
05-24-2010 POE Detroit. :D
06-08-2010 Married. :D

AOS
07-27-2010 Packet sent USPS.
08-08-2010 NOA1 I-485,I-765 arrive via usps.
09-?-? Forget the date but EAD and Interview notice received.
10-19-2010 Interview scheduled.
10-19-2010 AOS approved. :D
10-28-2010 Green Card received. :D (nothing to do but live for 2 years :D)

I-751
10-01-2012 Packet sent USPS.

Citizenship oath taken:. 2014-07-18

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It's a manual process. :D

Your receipt number is not a random number. Here is how to understand it...

The first 3 letters is the location it was received (EAC is Vermont)

The first 2 numbers is the Fiscal Year the document was received. (Oct 1 2009 was the beginning of 10)

The next 3 numbers is the working day within the FY that the document was received on. (Oct 1, 2009 is 001, Nov 10 is 028, Nov 23 is 036)

The last five numbers is the order that the document was received on that day. (50001 is the first document received)

So...

EAC1000150001 is the first document received at VSC in FY10.

EAC1000250001 is the first document received at VSC on the second working day.

EAC1003650001 is the first document received at VSC on Nov 23, 2009

Then to find the first I-129F of the day, you start at 50001 and work your way up until you find an I-129F. You can save that case and track it. It can be a tedious process. That is why I only looked at the first one received each day. I am tracking the first one received on 10/19, 10/23, 10/29, 11/4, and mine(11/10). Not one of them has been touched since about 4 days after their receipt.

Thank you... but my apologies for the ignorance... what list are you referring to when you say you are tracking case or receipt numbers... What resources do we have to see the progress on those cases? (aside from the estimated timeline provided by the VJ website and the berkeley data).

October 31, 2009: Mailed I-129F

Nov 4, 2009: I-129F Received at VSC

November 5, 2009: I-129F Processing Payment Cashed

Nov 11, 2009: NOA1 Hard Copy Received

Waiting for NOA2

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Oooh and I've found some figures for you all...

VSC I-129F PROCESSING FIGURES FOR NOV 2009:

Pending: 7,323

Receipts: 1,835

Completions: 2,155

My point being - they are clearly working on them just maybe not on VJ cases?? Here's hoping....

Where did you find this info? Thanks!

October 31, 2009: Mailed I-129F

Nov 4, 2009: I-129F Received at VSC

November 5, 2009: I-129F Processing Payment Cashed

Nov 11, 2009: NOA1 Hard Copy Received

Waiting for NOA2

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Thank you... but my apologies for the ignorance... what list are you referring to when you say you are tracking case or receipt numbers... What resources do we have to see the progress on those cases? (aside from the estimated timeline provided by the VJ website and the berkeley data).

I used USCIS's website to create my own list based on the first I-129F received each day from Oct 19-Nov10. I have it in Excel, and is a very small sample. Only 17 cases. I added every 4th one to my USCIS portfolio, so I can log into my account and track when they have been touched. looking just

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Well guys, I've officially worried myself sick!!

Started feeling ill when I was stateside with my boy 10 days ago...and things came to a head last night when I spent 12 hours throwing up :'(

my boy reckons it's stress and is telling me to obsess a little less which is definitely not a bad idea ;) had to cancel my birthday party though which makes me sad :(

anyway - some october movement yesterday, here's hoping :)

J (laid on a sofa feeling sorry for herself!)

Jess
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See my Timeline for previous USCIS applications

Lifting Conditions
2/20/2013: Filed
2/25/2013: NOA1

7/5/2013: RFE

8/23/2013: Approved

8/31/2013: GC received

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Oh Jess! You poor dear!

I hope you can reschedule a birthday party that's twice as awesome as the one you would've had... Maybe when you get here we can have a VJ party here in FL... And I hope you feel better soon!

Yeah, that little bit of late October action is certainly encouraging, isn't it? And being from the UK, it sounds like you should have a pretty easy interview. Once you've got that NOA2, there's no stopping you, lady!

I-129F

6 Nov 2009: NOA1

2 March 2010: NOA2 (116 days)

14 April 2010: Interview (159 days) Approved!!

30 April 2010: Married!

AoS

18 May 2010: NOA1 for AoS, EAD and AP

8 June 2010: Case transferred to CSC

10 June 2010: Biometrics completed

31 July 2010: EAD and AP received!

9 Sept. 2010: RFE email for AoS

(RFE for medical. We replied with letter stating that it's not required since done overseas within one year)

18 January 2010: Interview - passed! Card production ordered!

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Oh Jess! You poor dear!

I hope you can reschedule a birthday party that's twice as awesome as the one you would've had... Maybe when you get here we can have a VJ party here in FL... And I hope you feel better soon!

Yeah, that little bit of late October action is certainly encouraging, isn't it? And being from the UK, it sounds like you should have a pretty easy interview. Once you've got that NOA2, there's no stopping you, lady!

aw bless ya :) thanks! Feeling a bit better today although eating still def off the agenda ;)

fingers crossed that once the noa2 comes it's all gonna speed up...that's what I'm hoping for and we gave ourselves plenty of time in case we came up against something exactly

like this, so here's hoping!!

Jess
Forewarned is forearmed


See my Timeline for previous USCIS applications

Lifting Conditions
2/20/2013: Filed
2/25/2013: NOA1

7/5/2013: RFE

8/23/2013: Approved

8/31/2013: GC received

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Ugh every second is dragging and I am trying to keep myself busy with selling all the stuff I am not taking with me but I recently lost my job and getting motivation in the morning is hard. I miss him so much and with the uncertainty of when we will be togegther next the waiting is hard.

Any suggestions on how to pass the time quickly?

I'm just a little down about it all at the moment espesh as it seems that now none of my family will be attending our wedding :(

Hurry up VSC!!!

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Well you can tell us about the dress for a start!! ;)

Jess
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See my Timeline for previous USCIS applications

Lifting Conditions
2/20/2013: Filed
2/25/2013: NOA1

7/5/2013: RFE

8/23/2013: Approved

8/31/2013: GC received

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I would but my fiance and I both use this account. All I can say is that it is white, princess style and gorgeous, just how I imagined I wanted it when I was looking though the magazines. Now I am just trying to tone my arms up so I don't look like a ten ton tessa in it!

I always hate coming back home after visiting him as it all seems like a huge dream. I look at the pictures of my time there and the dress and it seems so sureal. He has never been over here so I can't think to myself "oh she was sitting on my sofa last week" like he can!

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I would but my fiance and I both use this account. All I can say is that it is white, princess style and gorgeous, just how I imagined I wanted it when I was looking though the magazines. Now I am just trying to tone my arms up so I don't look like a ten ton tessa in it!

I always hate coming back home after visiting him as it all seems like a huge dream. I look at the pictures of my time there and the dress and it seems so sureal. He has never been over here so I can't think to myself "oh she was sitting on my sofa last week" like he can!

I wouldn't worry, as a december filer you will get processed before all the november ones anyway, new rule at vermont! (damn ferrets did it again!)

Arch

Service Center : Vermont Service Center

Consulate : London, United Kingdom

I-129F Sent : 2009-11-16

I-129F NOA1 : 2009-11-19

I-129F NOA2 : 2010-03-01

NVC Received : 2010-03-06

Consulate Received : 2010-03-15

Packet 3 Received : 2010-03-15

Packet 3 Sent : 2010-03-26

Packet 4 Received : 2010-04-23

Interview Date : 2010-05-11

Interview Result : Approved

Visa Received : 2010-05-19

US Entry : 2010-06-01

Marriage : 2010-06-10

Comments : No harassment at all at POE, just advised i had 90 days to marry, took 10-15 mins for the processing to take place.

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You see I conside myself a November filler as we submitted our papers in November they just took AGES to send out the NOA1!

Looking at your dates, that is a VERY slow processing time on their part!

Arch

Service Center : Vermont Service Center

Consulate : London, United Kingdom

I-129F Sent : 2009-11-16

I-129F NOA1 : 2009-11-19

I-129F NOA2 : 2010-03-01

NVC Received : 2010-03-06

Consulate Received : 2010-03-15

Packet 3 Received : 2010-03-15

Packet 3 Sent : 2010-03-26

Packet 4 Received : 2010-04-23

Interview Date : 2010-05-11

Interview Result : Approved

Visa Received : 2010-05-19

US Entry : 2010-06-01

Marriage : 2010-06-10

Comments : No harassment at all at POE, just advised i had 90 days to marry, took 10-15 mins for the processing to take place.

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fingers crossed that once the noa2 comes it's all gonna speed up...

Ditto to that...

Any suggestions on how to pass the time quickly?

Call him... Expensive i know but it always works for me. Already talked to my Fiancee for an hour this morning as she drove home from work (01:00 Eastern Time / 06:00 GMT) and it flew past.

I'm just a little down about it all at the moment espesh as it seems that now none of my family will be attending our wedding :(

That sucks... I'm not much better off though. Looks like just parents, siblings & 1 friend will be coming to mine. :( To be expected i guess when it's 3,500 miles away.

1990(-ish): Family Holiday to FL. Met Nicole & family.

1990(-ish) - 1992(-ish): A few return visits

08-09/2007: Go back to FL. Meet with 'the folks' & Accept that we both 'like' each other & start dating.

02/2008 - Present: ...go back to FL again a few times.

09/2009: Propose and she says 'Yes'! :D

11/06/2009: I-129F posted to VSC

11/07/2009: I-129F received at VSC

11/09/2009: NOA1

11/13/2009: Touch

12/2009: ...back to FL once again

03/08/2010: Touch & NOA2 (119 Days)

03/11/2010: NVC have my case

03/12/2010: NVC incorrectly assigned & dispatched case to Dublin, not London!

03/18/2010: Package arrived in Dublin

03/19/2010: Ring Dublin and get case transferred to London

04/01/2010: London Sent 'P3'

04/03/2010: I Received 'P3'

04/14/2010: 'P3' sent back to embassy

04/16/2010: 'P3' recieved at embassy

04/29/2010: Medical - Passed

06/17/2010: Interview - In AP (220 Days)

08/17/2010: AP Finished - Approved

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