January I-129F filers

[Robert/Lourdes 0]

Good Luck and Congrats!!

Thanks so much.

AND TO EVERYONE:

No pierdan las esperanzas se que este proceso resulta desgastante y en muchos momentos nuestros animos decayeron.

Pero cuando menos lo esperamos la tan ansiada noticia de aprobacion LLEGO!!!!!!!

Les deseo suerte en este proceso.......y en todo el resto de su vida juntos!!!!!!!!!!! Vadra la pena!!!!!

Se los aseguro!!!!

Que Dios los Bendiga

Lourdes

In SHort "Don't loose hope!"

[wdm1986 2]

Hahahaha Paul I totally agree... Vermont DISservice Center

[P+J 47]

Hahahaha Paul I totally agree... Vermont DISservice Center

Yes. Hopefully things won't be as bad as last time it became a DISservice center. Looks like CSC will be leaving us in the dust soon. They are blazing ahead with approvals. And we are pretty much stagnant. I hope they realize these petitions aren't going to magically adjudicate themselves or just simply vanish from existence because they don't feel like directing the resources to get the work done. This is nuts. It comes down to poor organizational structure, management, and allocation of resources. All things that in the private and even public sector will put you out of business very fast. But the government operates in its own wold. its own universe really. We are caught in their "big machine" and it's about the most poorly designed thing I've ever seen.

Edited June 22, 2012 by Paul86

[P+J 47]

I honestly wonder if we'd have better luck with these guys..I mean CSC is just cranking out the NOA2s now. What the hell is this?

Edited June 22, 2012 by Paul86

[sabi 148]

i wonder if it has anything to do with recent immigration stuff that Obama signed...

[LeftCoastLady 441]

i wonder if it has anything to do with recent immigration stuff that Obama signed...

It was an executive order that has yet to be enacted. The Dept. of Homeland Security has 60 days to do so. If it does have any impact on the Vermont or California Service Centers, I seriously doubt it will impact existing petitions. If anything, the work waivers would be handled by another Service Center, e.g. Texas, Nebraska.

[sabi 148]

It was an executive order that has yet to be enacted. The Dept. of Homeland Security has 60 days to do so. If it does have any impact on the Vermont or California Service Centers, I seriously doubt it will impact existing petitions. If anything, the work waivers would be handled by another Service Center, e.g. Texas, Nebraska.

Ok cool, I know nothing about this stuff anyway, people write things in other threads and it just makes me thinking

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Ok cool, I know nothing about this stuff anyway, people write things in other threads and it just makes me thinking

Yes, and unfortunately, most of the comments being posted are incorrect and they're seeking any possible excuse for why the process is taking longer than the estimated five months.

[P+J 47]

Yes, and unfortunately, most of the comments being posted are incorrect and they're seeking any possible excuse for why the process is taking longer than the estimated five months.

Yes. the reason for the slow down remains undetermined. CSC seems to be doing just fine with adjudications for K1 right now.

[Knope2012 10]

I could be wrong, but in my experience any changes that the President puts in order usually take from a few weeks to a few months to get put into action, and often have to go through a few channels to get approved. I was very surprised to see some of the responses in the political forum here, as many are incorrect and seem to be based on online or TV propaganda. If anything's slowing us down, it's the applications for temporary protection. However, I seem to think that VSC may just have taken it easy for a few weeks with people gone on vacation and now is very behind. My petition didn't have any changes last night.

[RainInSpain 0]

Thanks so much.

AND TO EVERYONE:

No pierdan las esperanzas se que este proceso resulta desgastante y en muchos momentos nuestros animos decayeron.

Pero cuando menos lo esperamos la tan ansiada noticia de aprobacion LLEGO!!!!!!!

Les deseo suerte en este proceso.......y en todo el resto de su vida juntos!!!!!!!!!!! Vadra la pena!!!!!

Se los aseguro!!!!

Que Dios los Bendiga

Lourdes

In SHort "Don't loose hope!"

Enhorabuena! Que tengan mucha suerte en el resto del camino!

[L+T 71]

I could be wrong, but in my experience any changes that the President puts in order usually take from a few weeks to a few months to get put into action, and often have to go through a few channels to get approved. I was very surprised to see some of the responses in the political forum here, as many are incorrect and seem to be based on online or TV propaganda. If anything's slowing us down, it's the applications for temporary protection. However, I seem to think that VSC may just have taken it easy for a few weeks with people gone on vacation and now is very behind. My petition didn't have any changes last night.

The order did not change any laws. It simply requested that illegals brought to this country as children should not be a target for deportation. The order does not include any rights to LPR or citizenship.

[RainInSpain 0]

I could be wrong, but in my experience any changes that the President puts in order usually take from a few weeks to a few months to get put into action, and often have to go through a few channels to get approved. I was very surprised to see some of the responses in the political forum here, as many are incorrect and seem to be based on online or TV propaganda. If anything's slowing us down, it's the applications for temporary protection. However, I seem to think that VSC may just have taken it easy for a few weeks with people gone on vacation and now is very behind. My petition didn't have any changes last night.

You are correct. I've been reading the notices and press releases for the presidential orders. The latest one that deals with the waivers will not be effective until protocols are hashed out, which they are expecting around August 15th. I supposed the Service Centers all have their ebb and flow, depending on the priorities at the time.

[sabi 148]

either we are still not approved... makes me sick to think how long will this whole process take!California left us way behind now and those February filers... ehhh

[P+J 47]

either we are still not approved... makes me sick to think how long will this whole process take!California left us way behind now and those February filers... ehhh

Next week Sabi. I don't think they'll be breaking into our petitions until then. It appears that the CSR reports were pretty accurate. In general, adjudications were concentrated between 1/09-1/13. I do expect quite a few of us to be pushed into early / mid July now...not fun at all. But there's nothing we can do...We basically filed at the absolute worst possible time this year...I'm going to see if my attorney has received any more approvals from VSC that are after these dates. Of course we've had some approvals here after these dates. but in general, there's been little consistency. CSC has blown us away....blah. I haven't had time to go through any numbers yet. Seen anything Sabi?

Edited June 22, 2012 by Paul86