California to Texas & Texas to California - Part 2

[mary&besho 3]

Hi, I have a question all members who had submitted i130 and i129 and got approved they got approved of the two petitions, but i only got approved on i130 i know that is is the much important, but the question is , could that delayed me 2 get my nvc no. till they give a decision about it..however, Mrs. angela told me that i got approved on i130 and they will ship it this week and didnt tell me anything about i129

[Lidia & JB 4]

Alright, Lidia And my hubby rarely comes to VJ either.

Have you got any update on your daughter's case yet?

I didn't even get an update on mine, yoou remember I had a 1st RFE on mine on Jan 27, we sent what they requested and still nothing. I'm losing hopes, this is so ridiculous. We're in the hands of people who have never touched ICR, K3 files.

Yesterday I called TSC, I hope they will release us soon, I really feel like if I was in prison, in prison at home. Prisoner of the USA and at home Paris

[digital82 3]

So I emailed Mr Badger to find out if my case was forwded to NVC yet...

This is what I got from him... i was approved on Feb 10th 2010 - TSC

"Mr. Patel

Please give the mail carrier a few more days.

David Badger"

so i dont know have they actually mailed it... cause like most of you i havent received any email stating that my file was shipped to NVC...

is this common to not receive an email... or an update on the website...

any ideas guys?

[raj1975 10]

The numbers that they have listed don't really tell the whole story. By rough estimates I would guess they had about 6000 cases approved prior to February. That means that only 10,000 cases have been handled, since the beginning of Feb/announcement. Then you have to question if they are working overtime or extra hours, which would not be normal capacity for them. And then you have to take into account how many have been handled at CSC. Getting the remaining cases done in the next two weeks I feel is a stretch for them at best. I think it really comes down to how many were transferred to CSC, if they can do it or not.

hey people bringing up this question on how they will process 36000 applicants in one month etc etc have not done their home work. this is not one service center i think both CSC and TSC are splitting the work load. If you also check the below link and select CSC you will see that

CSC completed almost 55,000 applications in Sep, 2009 and recently

CSC Completed almost 30,000 applications in Oct, 2010 so don't be so surprised. this is nothing new to them as some people are complaining.

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=2&charttype=1

see the second graph, the first one is national, the second one is CSC specific.

Edited February 17, 2011 by raj1975

[raj1975 10]

hey people bringing up this question on how they will process 36000 applicants in one month etc etc have not done their home work. this is not one service center i think both CSC and TSC are splitting the work load. If you also check the below link and select CSC you will see that

CSC completed almost 55,000 applications in Sep, 2009 and recently

CSC Completed almost 30,000 applications in Oct, 2010 so don't be so surprised. this is nothing new to them as some people are complaining.

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=2&charttype=1

look at the second graph it shows that around Aug, 2010 the pending applications peaked to around 120,000 and dropped to 70,000 by Nov, 2010. don't know how it looks at current time. I wish this was a realtime reporting.

[guyrock 0]

I am APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God I am so happy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you all for your support and prayers I would never have gotten by without you guys. I pray for all of you and your approvals!!! I am crying!!!! So happy!!!!

Congratss to you SABIAN

Pray for us too

[Saylin 1,605]

Hahaha, love it. Does Saylin's bear count?

My bear doesn't look so ferocious though while holding a heart that says 'I love you'.

Just reading your signature. You emailed your supporting docs for I-864 and IV package to NVC? Everything?

Yes, but I signed up for electronic processing. Otherwise you have to snail mail them.

[fermat 32]

I"m surprised. NVC makes such a big deal about receiving the "originals" but they accept your scans.

Yes, but I signed up for electronic processing. Otherwise you have to snail mail them.

[guyrock 0]

Just checked the percent of people approved. We've passed 50%!

TSC is definitely working faster than before. In November, there were 4 approvals. In December, only 3. In January, 20 approvals. And in February, 47 so far, and we're only halfway through the month. Go TSC go!

I am also left!!

[Lidia & JB 4]

I am also left!!

You're not the only one left behind

[Saylin 1,605]

I"m surprised. NVC makes such a big deal about receiving the "originals" but they accept your scans.

Yeah, I know. I do have to bring the originals/certified copies with me to the interview for them to check it.

[guyrock 0]

Talked to the reporter, the article should be published in print and online next week.

Thanks !! i dont post much but read every word of this thread..you've been a great support for all of us..May you unite with you son and wife in no time..my prayers for you..

[mr2fyre 3]

hey people bringing up this question on how they will process 36000 applicants in one month etc etc have not done their home work. this is not one service center i think both CSC and TSC are splitting the work load. If you also check the below link and select CSC you will see that

CSC completed almost 55,000 applications in Sep, 2009 and recently

CSC Completed almost 30,000 applications in Oct, 2010 so don't be so surprised. this is nothing new to them as some people are complaining.

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=2&charttype=1

see the second graph, the first one is national, the second one is CSC specific.

55,000 is an anomaly. They seem to average 20,000 a month. That is why I believe how quickly we get approved will depend on how many cases were transferred to CSC.

[xelance 31]

good afternoon everyone

[raj1975 10]

55,000 is an anomaly. They seem to average 20,000 a month. That is why I believe how quickly we get approved will depend on how many cases were transferred to CSC.

looks like that July/August time frame was a little too busy at CSC if you look at the graph and hence it looks like they transferred the petitions to TSC hoping you will be processed faster but TSC just kept them doing nothing...may be they should have gone to vermont VSC.

based on this below graph can someone tell me who gets routed to Vermont? and why the numbers are so LOW?

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=6&charttype=1

Edited February 17, 2011 by raj1975