Timeline date

[CutienPurg 0]

Just for clarification..........

When everyone fills in the timeline regarding the NOA1 for example, what date do you use....the received date , the notice date or the date you actually had it in hand?

I used the notice date in my timeline.

Another question I had was , should there be a date in the "Priority Date" box on the NOA1 for the I-129F?

I realize that none of this makes a whole lot of difference in the end , but when minutes seem like hours while we play the waiting game , when we're comparing dates hoping for some hopeful news, a few days difference in the comparison can mean a lot.

Edited September 6, 2006 by CutienPurg

[Slithytoves 0]

Just for clarification..........

When everyone fills in the timeline regarding the NOA1 for example, what date do you use....the received date , the notice date or the date you actually had it in hand?

I used the notice date in my timeline.

Hi, CutienPurg.

Next to NOA-1 on the time line page, it says "receipt" in parentheses. I interpreted that to mean receipt on my end, because I would figure that's what we want to track ... how long it takes for the applicant to actually be notified. Am I right? Wrong?

Alice

[CutienPurg 0]

Just for clarification..........

When everyone fills in the timeline regarding the NOA1 for example, what date do you use....the received date , the notice date or the date you actually had it in hand?

I used the notice date in my timeline.

Hi, CutienPurg.

Next to NOA-1 on the time line page, it says "receipt" in parentheses. I interpreted that to mean receipt on my end, because I would figure that's what we want to track ... how long it takes for the applicant to actually be notified. Am I right? Wrong?

Alice

Well , the reason I asked the question was because after looking through other timelines I noticed some had their NOA1 date listed as just a few days (sometimes only 4) after they mailed it in, others listed the date that they had it in hand. Which led me to wonder how each person interpretted that. There really doesn't appear to be a right or a wrong , maybe just a difference in the understanding.

[ae4ever 0]

Just for clarification..........

When everyone fills in the timeline regarding the NOA1 for example, what date do you use....the received date , the notice date or the date you actually had it in hand?

I used the notice date in my timeline.

Hi, CutienPurg.

Next to NOA-1 on the time line page, it says "receipt" in parentheses. I interpreted that to mean receipt on my end, because I would figure that's what we want to track ... how long it takes for the applicant to actually be notified. Am I right? Wrong?

Alice

Well , the reason I asked the question was because after looking through other timelines I noticed some had their NOA1 date listed as just a few days (sometimes only 4) after they mailed it in, others listed the date that they had it in hand. Which led me to wonder how each person interpretted that. There really doesn't appear to be a right or a wrong , maybe just a difference in the understanding.

"Receive date" on the notice is considered NOA1 date. Thats the date they show online. The differencein number of days for members occurs cuz of mail delays.

[CutienPurg 0]

"Receive date" on the notice is considered NOA1 date. Thats the date they show online. The differencein number of days for members occurs cuz of mail delays.

the received date on mine was 14 days before the notice date and I actually had it my hand 18 days after it was received by the NBC. I mentioned before some list their NOA1 receipt day as the day they actually got it in the mail.

I personally am keeping close tabs on those little red lines on the " where the k3 stands" post and comparing my timeline to those. So , if there isn't a clear definition of noa1 receipt days........well you know.

So just to be clear .........we're counting from received date( on the noa1 ) to approved date ...correct ?

Edited September 7, 2006 by CutienPurg

[sweety_33 0]

"Receive date" on the notice is considered NOA1 date. Thats the date they show online. The differencein number of days for members occurs cuz of mail delays.

the received date on mine was 14 days before the notice date and I actually had it my hand 18 days after it was received by the NBC. I mentioned before some list their NOA1 receipt day as the day they actually got it in the mail.

I personally am keeping close tabs on those little red lines on the " where the k3 stands" post and comparing my timeline to those. So , if there isn't a clear definition of noa1 receipt days........well you know.

So just to be clear .........we're counting from received date( on the noa1 ) to approved date ...correct ?

Hello CutienPurg,

Yes, you're correct. We're counting from received date too.

Timeline:

08-15-05 - First met in person (Davao City, Philippines)

08-21-05 - Got engaged

11-03-05 - Second visit waiting for our wedding

11-10-05 - Wedding Day (Church)

11-11-05 - Honeymoon (Pearl Farm Resort 2 nights)

12-08-05 - CFO Seminar (Got Certificate)

01-26-06 - I-129F Sent

02-02-06 - I-129F NOA1 Received

03-12-06 - Third visit of my hubby

04-11-06 - I-129F NOA2 Received

04-25-06 - Consulate Received

05-23-06 - Packet 4 Sent

06-16-06 - Packet Received delivered at home by DELBROS

06-20-06 - Fourth visit of my hubby and I've done my med. exam. too (PASSED)

08-24-06 - INTERVIEW (APPROVED)

08-30-06 - I GOT MY VISA (delivered by DELBROS 4 working days only)

09-10-06 - Fifth visit of my hubby

09-13-06- Get CFO sticker

09-13-06 - We will be going to USA together.

I-130

11-19-05 - I-130 Sent

01-07-06 - I-130 NOA1

04-18-06 - I-130 Approval

Sweety_33

[Slithytoves 0]

"Receive date" on the notice is considered NOA1 date. Thats the date they show online. The differencein number of days for members occurs cuz of mail delays.

Glad this came up! I will correct my timeline to reflect the date shown online.

Alice