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despelote2   0

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Hello VisaJourney,

Im a little stressed out ,because all the documentations on visajourney and on USCIS page states that the processing time for I-129F is a period of 5 months. Now it has been 7 months and they state that I must wait another 60 days, Im preturbed because apparently they sent me message thru my yahoo which I never received. USICS states that they need additional 60 days to "continue processing" our paperwork.

Has this happened to anyone on this forum?? we just want to be together!! thanks

feli114 Proficient

feli114   65

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Contact a congressman. Good luck on your journey

08/01/12-Married08/17/12-Applied for Social Security Card09/23/12-Husband received his Social Security card!09/27/12-Filed AOS09/28/12-AOS package received10/01/12-Text message from USCIS10/03/12-Check cashed10/09/12-NOA1 for I485,I765,I131 AND Biometrics Appointment Letter10/24/12-Biometrics Appointment12/11/12-EAD and AP Approved-75 days12/14/12-EAD/AP Card Production ordered12/21/12-EAD/AP Card came in the mail06/22/13-Green Card Approved06/27/13-Greed Card Production Ordered06/29/13-Green Card came in the mail<p>

04/09/15-Mailed ROC

04/10/2015-Package received

04/14/2015-Check cashed

06/02/2015-Called Service Center (still no NOA1) Service request found out wrong address on paperwork! :(

06/03/2015-Called to get address updated Ar11 online add change didnt work-got infopass for June 10th

06/10/2015-Went to info pass appt. Hubby got a 1yr. Extension stamp in his passport and biometrics done

08/12/2015-ROC Approved. Got letter in the mail.

08/29/2015-received new card in the mail.

bigdog Veteran

bigdog   376

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Ours was 7, hopefully soon. You should sign up for text from them. That seemed more reliable than the email in our case.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

Ning Experienced

Ning   619

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Hello VisaJourney,

Im a little stressed out ,because all the documentations on visajourney and on USCIS page states that the processing time for I-129F is a period of 5 months. Now it has been 7 months and they state that I must wait another 60 days, Im preturbed because apparently they sent me message thru my yahoo which I never received. USICS states that they need additional 60 days to "continue processing" our paperwork.

Has this happened to anyone on this forum?? we just want to be together!! thanks

Its natural to be stressed out. Its an unfortunate part of the journey. You can contact your local politician by using their web site. This will result in your feeling like you did all you could & you will find for the first time how little they can do. They will take about 30 days to let you know what you already know.

This has happened to many of us. My own case took 408 days. Everyone wants to be together therefore the journey must be endured together. In the end you will hopefully have what you worked for.

pushbrk Grand Master

pushbrk   13,033

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Hello VisaJourney,

Im a little stressed out ,because all the documentations on visajourney and on USCIS page states that the processing time for I-129F is a period of 5 months. Now it has been 7 months and they state that I must wait another 60 days, Im preturbed because apparently they sent me message thru my yahoo which I never received. USICS states that they need additional 60 days to "continue processing" our paperwork.

Has this happened to anyone on this forum?? we just want to be together!! thanks

Time for you to study the process, do your homework and clear up confusion about a number of things. If you are married, I-129F is not going to live more than a couple weeks after it's approval, at best. You are not on a K3 visa path. Your case is not in Texas. If you are NOT married, then your case is still not in Texas and you are on a K1 visa path. Study the K1 guide.

If you are married, click on the word guides, at the top of any page here. The K3 visa's "death" is the primary topic of discussion in the K3 forum. Do some reading and you'll understand.

There is no N/A visa and no I-129F petitions are approved in Texas.

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