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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: India
Timeline
Posted (edited)

Have the processing times gradually been increasing? It took me a little over 3 months from the NOA1 to the I-130 being approved (From Mar to Jun 2010). Yet now the timelines for the CSC and VSC show that they're processing those with NOA1 dates last November. Almost 5 months? Really? Or am I reading the timeline wrong?

Let's just hope the govt doesn't shut down this week, because that would most likely slow things down even more. Or maybe the fact they don't have a complete 2011 budget is what's slowing things down?

Anyway I'm glad to be over the toughest part of the process. Now it's just waiting 2 years for the conditional greencard to become permanent. But I really hope the process improves over time, so visa processing isn't so long, painful, and expensive.

Edited by pras_padmini
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Processing times are roughly 5 months prior to NVC right now, though there was recently a snafu with quite a few applications that were transferred to TSC and took excessively longer.

-Jim

Met: 01/27/2010 in Haiti on an emergency medical team trip after the earthquake.

Married: 11/23/2010 in USA

USCIS Stage (144 Days):

I-130 Petition Sent: 11/24/2010

NOA1 Received: 12/03/2010, CSC

Touched: 3/23/2011

Went gray from stress of waiting: 4/23/2011

Senator Toomey-R getting in touch with USCIS: 4/26/2011

NOA2: 4/26/2011

NOA2 Hardcopy: 4/30/2011

NVC Stage (35 Days):

Case # and IIN Received: 05/06/2011

DS3032 E-mail sent: 05/06/2011

AOS Fee invoiced and paid: 05/10/2011

DS3032 E-mail accepted, and Name-Change e-mail accepted: 05/11/2011

AOS Shows Paid, AOS Packaged overnighted: 05/11/2011

IV Fee invoiced and paid: 05/13/201

IV Fee shows Paid, IV Package Sent overnight: 05/16/2011

IV Package Delivered: 05/17/2011

Recieved False RFE for both packages: 5/24/2011

Confirmed with operator that packages were received, AVR updates that checklist is 'received': 5/24/2011

Received False RFE for I-864 and marriage certificate from operator: 5/26/2011

Confirmed with operator that I-864 package was reviewed and complete, but marriage certificate had not been found yet. 5/31/2011

Recieved False RFE for entire IV package: 6/2/2011

AVR Updates Case Closed, SIF, Operator Confirmed: 6/4/2011

Interview Scheduled: 6/10/11

Medical / US Consulate / POE:

Medical Appointment: 6/8/2011

Interview: 07/25/2011

POE:

POE: Detroit, 8/8/11

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
Timeline
Posted

Exact times go up and down based on caseloads and backlogs, but the important thing is that at least at the moment, most cases are getting done in under 5 months--read this statement from the USCIS web site:

If the office is processing a particular type of application in less time than our processing goal, you will see the processing times expressed in months (for example, if the office is processing naturalization applications in less than our 5 month goal, the processing time will state “Five Months”). However, if that office is taking longer than our processing goal to handle the form type in question, you will see the filing date (e.g., “April 10, 2003”) of the last case we processed on the date the website chart was last updated. The charts are updated on or about the 15th day of each month.

So before we all get crazed, why not take them at their word ?? Waiting five months for something that will change our lives forever doesn't seem like such a long time to me !!

 
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