The New CSC/NSC/TSC timelines are posted

[GaryC 7]

Here is this weeks timelines. Please, anyone that has gotten their NOA2 update it in your timeline!

Enjoy!

http://garyandluz.com/timeline.html

[Richard&Maria 0]

Here is this weeks timelines. Please, anyone that has gotten their NOA2 update it in your timeline!

Enjoy!

http://garyandluz.com/timeline.html

Wow, great love story. Next is the interview. We have approx same NOA2. Any news on case number and interview date? Is anybody tracking this?

Great job with the timelines.

Maria

[GaryC 7]

Here is this weeks timelines. Please, anyone that has gotten their NOA2 update it in your timeline!

Enjoy!

http://garyandluz.com/timeline.html

Wow, great love story. Next is the interview. We have approx same NOA2. Any news on case number and interview date? Is anybody tracking this?

Great job with the timelines.

Maria

My case hasn't gotten to the NVC yet. It seems that the CSC is still sitting on some of the petitions.

[michellek1976 0]

Thanks Gary!

Your case hasn't got to NVC yet? I hadn't anticipated further delays. When will this drama end?!

They acknowledged our second RFE today - I'm hoping to have my NOA2 on your list next week!!!

Edited September 30, 2006 by michellek1976

[Perseverance 1]

Thanks for all your hard work Gary Hope to see my NOA 2 soon

[GaryC 7]

I see that there are 24 people from March. I hope and pray that they get theirs soon. 6 months is just crazy! to wait!

[michellek1976 0]

Swings and roundabouts.

From what I've heard I will make it through the embassy process much quicker than the couples from some countries such as Philippines and China.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I see that there are 24 people from March. I hope and pray that they get theirs soon. 6 months is just crazy! to wait!

Thanks again, Gary! As elated as I am for finally getting my IMBRA RFE and looking over many people's timelines where most are now getting their approvals soon after the RFE, I'm still dismayed by the number of people that are still left over from March, April and May - while CSC seems to continue to approve July petitions.

I'm curious if anybody knows how each petition is handled once an adjudicator is assigned to it? Obviously, the officer must juggle more than one petition at a time because as soon as the need an RFE, they can't go any further with the petition. But for those who've mailed back their RFE's more than a month ago, I'm wondering what the hell happened? Is the adjudicator processing other petitions? What keeps them from 'losing' a petition under a pile, or forgetting about it as petitions pile up? How many petitions are assigned to one officer at a time? Do they have a quota to meet?

I just think about your situation, Gary - where you had to get your Senator involved. Once your Senator contacted them, you got your approval soon after. So I'm guessing that petitions get pushed aside and forgotten at times? Wish I could make sense of it all.

[michellek1976 0]

I have wondered too about how they handle petitions and returned RFEs but it just stresses me out when you consider the sheer volume of paperwork.

[mybackpages 0]

Thanks Gary! I've become a bit spoiled and look forward to seeing this updated list each Saturday morning. I can't imagne how much time you spend getting this ready for us. You are a dreamboat!

It's wonderful to finally see most of March, April and May completed, but my heart goes out to those still waiting! Come on CSC...where are these NOA2s? There is no excuse for this!

How are things going with your post NOA2 journey? Wishing you and Luz a quick reunion!

I see that there are 24 people from March. I hope and pray that they get theirs soon. 6 months is just crazy! to wait!

Thanks again, Gary! As elated as I am for finally getting my IMBRA RFE and looking over many people's timelines where most are now getting their approvals soon after the RFE, I'm still dismayed by the number of people that are still left over from March, April and May - while CSC seems to continue to approve July petitions.

I'm curious if anybody knows how each petition is handled once an adjudicator is assigned to it? Obviously, the officer must juggle more than one petition at a time because as soon as the need an RFE, they can't go any further with the petition. But for those who've mailed back their RFE's more than a month ago, I'm wondering what the hell happened? Is the adjudicator processing other petitions? What keeps them from 'losing' a petition under a pile, or forgetting about it as petitions pile up? How many petitions are assigned to one officer at a time? Do they have a quota to meet?

I just think about your situation, Gary - where you had to get your Senator involved. Once your Senator contacted them, you got your approval soon after. So I'm guessing that petitions get pushed aside and forgotten at times? Wish I could make sense of it all.

Looking forward to seeing your NOA2 this week! and all the others who filed before you too!

[E&K 0]

Thank you Gary, it's nice to be able to see the big picture

[TucsonBill 0]

Thanks again Gary, you rock! I got an RFE though, I wonder how many others got RFE's - (hint)

I know you spend A LOT of time doing this, and I don't know how much more work it would be to add the RFE's in, but I thought I'd offer the suggestion anyway

Bill

[Gina & Johann 0]

Thank you for all of your hard work!!!!! That is excellent of you!!! Hopefully it won't be too much longer for those still waiting, and speedy for the NVC!!! Oh please lord!

[TucsonBill 0]

From just a quick look at the March NOA1's that are still outstanding, most have thier RFE's - of those that dont have thier RFE's - most of those have never posted to VJ at all - I go to find thier posts and the system says there are none. I think maybe 'active' should be re-defined to include those who have actually been participating in the forums. I could only find one other person that did not have thier RFE that is actually participating in the forums here.

Bill

[GaryC 7]

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