Processing times

[RobynSway2709 0]

When you click the "processing times" tab and it has the little graphs at the side with the days from NOA1- NOA2 for each service centre as of todays date, is this the most accruate? I know it always says 5 months on the list of visas when you search for california service centre. We filed in July so do we take into account the amount of days it said back then or do we keep following it as it changes?

[me@hubby 4]

its not accurate sometimes it take 3 months in csc..i mean most of the time csc is pretty fast..

[novi4christ 12]

yeah sometimes further like 6 months.. mine was exactly 5 months.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

When you click the "processing times" tab and it has the little graphs at the side with the days from NOA1- NOA2 for each service centre as of todays date, is this the most accruate? I know it always says 5 months on the list of visas when you search for california service centre. We filed in July so do we take into account the amount of days it said back then or do we keep following it as it changes?

Follow as it changes. If it shows 73 days today, then it means the people being served today applied 73 days ago or around June 1. If you looked at the graph for June 1, it's at around 90 days. It is trending down at the moment, so the June 1 people saw 90 days when they started but as it's trended down, then approvals are coming at 73 days. You don't really know if it's going to keep coming down or head up over 100 days by the time you get there.

You have a prediction in your timeline that will change too as new timeline data is entered by members.

[clarence954 20]

the time line is useless because everyone time varies, but it's usually within a 3 to 5 month window. you have some people waiting for more then 6 months and you have some approved in less then a month and a half.

I don't seem to understand how two people with k1 applications sent in around the same time to the same service center approval time varies so drastically.