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Does anyone have any data that would indicate if the 6.5 month trend holds true for all embassies, regions, etc. Or do some regions/embassies take longer and thus skew the trend lines?

How about if the filer used a visa service, where they preview the completeness of the documents, etc. before they are submitted. Has this improved the time line trends for a statistically significant number of VJ'ers?

I have been talking with 2 different visa service guys and they told me that they were having clients getting approved for their I-130's in 5.5 months, so I am wondering if the two questions above make any difference to the time we have to wait.

It's so very frustrating to see how VSC can just 'omney-domney' these things in 2 months and BAM! their approved. How can the processes and procedures be SO DIFFERENT at two identical government agencies?

Our time line:

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11-2-09 Met for the first time

11-3-09 Went to dinner to celebrate my birthday

11-18-09 Officially became bf/gf.

11-22-09 Went back to the States

1-1-10 Talked to her father on the phone queried about my intentions. Told him I intended to marry her.

10-8-10 2nd Trip back to Philippines

10-10-10 Proposed to her ... She said YES!

10-16-10 Meet her parents and family in the province for the first time

10-25-10 Returned to States

11-2010 Started her annulment process

1-4-11 Free to marry within the country

2-8-11 3rd trip to Philippines

2-10-11 Annulment process complete (can file for US visas now)

4-27-11 Got Married

5-30-11 Finally received marriage contract from priest

6-4-11 Discovered we needed to get an electronic endorsement of our marriage contract submitted

6-22-11 Finally got updated CENOMAR to show annulment of previous marriage

7-29-11 Finally had to say good bye and leave the Philippines after 6 months

8-18-11 Submitted CR-1 pkg to visa service agency

9-9-11 After a thorough review and obtaining additional docs, finally mailed our pkg to USCIS.

9-12-11 NOA1 received

3-14-12 USCIS approved our I-130

3-17-12 NOA2 received

NVC:

3-19-12 Package acknowledged by NVC.

4-3-12 NVC enters our package into their system and generates our case#

4-4-12 AOS pmt made

Manila Embassy

4-9-12 Petition US Embassy Manila to expedite since I will be in country

5-23-12 Interview at US Embassy - approved

5-31-12 Visa in Hand

6-6-12 Len Arrives!!!!! in the US via Chicago to Houston

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline

That link is for K1 visas. The OP is requesting an IR-1/CR-1 visa.

Excluding expedite requests the current time between NOA1 and NOA2 at CSC is about 6.5 months. Based on historical trends this should improve over the next few months and drop to 5 months or less.

My apologies, I missed that part.

01/07/2012 Mailed I-129F to Dallas Lock Box

01/10/2012 Accepted, Sent to CSC for Processing

01/12/2012 Touched

01/14/2012 NOA1 Hard Copy Recieved

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AFTER 197 DAYS OUR NOA2 FINALLY CAME!!!!!!!!!! :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: I RECEIVED A TEXT WITH THE GREAT NEWS!!!!!!! Im a July 26th filer. They are coming guys, slowly but steady. I really hope this is the longest wait of the whole process, almost 200 days :wow:

April 2008- Met in person at Friday's Restaurant for dinner

July 2008 - Dating

Nov 2008 - He proposed!

July 25th 2009 - I do! Best day of my life

USCIS

July 26th 2011 - USCIS received I-130 ( I hate that we waited a long time, i guess at least we wont have to remove conditions)

Feb 8th 2012 - APPROVED!!! (197 Days or 6 1/2 months from NOA1)

NVC

Feb 21st 2012- Assign case number (13 days from approval)

March 9th 2012-Packet IV sent to NVC

March 14th 2012-NVC closed my case in 3 DAYS!!! Waiting for interview date = Nerve wrecking

Consulate

March 16th 2012-Biometrics Appointment

May 17th 2012-Interview day!!!

May 18th 2012-Will see my family again after more than 10 years...

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