Any February 2012 filers?

[Nana & Dodo 1]

Any January filers approval with VSC? Any NOA2 from VSC to any January filers?

[Nana & Dodo 1]

Me too February filer. Did you read any posts regarding any Januray approval at VSC? Thank you

[afoyoswa 178]

Me too February filer. Did you read any posts regarding any Januray approval at VSC? Thank you

Welcome! There's no need to post the same question 3 times, though. Also, it's easy enough to check for VSC January approvals (answer: none so far) yourself by going to Immigration Timelines-->Igor's List.

[MrsDNuma2013 0]

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Yes, fingers crossed for all of us! Where in Uganda is your fiance from?

In other news: my signature tickers are now proliferating wildly, but I saw the sushi one on someone else's signature and had to have it.

My fiance is from the Oyam area, but is family now lives in Kampala. He is Langi. What about your fiance?

[R&RM 11]

Hello all,

I am a February Filer. I am just asking If you know any Januray filers at VSC who got NO2 recently?

Thank you

I think this will answer your question:

VSC

If you look at the VSC chart, it seems to show that there has been no NOA2 approval for January filers at all. Hope that helps. You can always go to Igor's list to find out just about anything. However, as it's always said, the accuracy of Igor's list is dependent on members' ability to accurately fill info so there should always be some room left for error.

[KTandTommy 31]

Hi all,

Just popping my head in to see how it's going. Today is officially 2 months since Tom and I sent off our paperwork. Starting to get anxious... even though it's been less than a month since I last saw him, I just keep thinking about the long road ahead. *sigh* At least we're all in the same boat together!

[afoyoswa 178]

Me too February filer. Did you read any posts regarding any Januray approval at VSC? Thank you

Actually, I was mistaken: there has been 1 January approval at VSC (out of 73 listed petitions), from a couple with the beneficiary in Cuba. And 9 approvals from December thus far, out of 65 listed petitions. There are 83 petitions showing from February and no approvals, so we have a lot of waiting left to do.

My fiance is from the Oyam area, but is family now lives in Kampala. He is Langi. What about your fiance?

Aaron is from Tororo, and now lives in Entebbe. His family speaks Dhopadhola, which apparently makes them Jopadhola/Adhola/Badama, depending on who's talking (thank you, Wikipedia, for clearing that up...haha). It looks like the Lango language is mutually intelligible with Dhopadhola, so the two of them could maybe understand each other in their mother tongues. (Better than I could, anyway. So far I know exactly one expression in Dhopadhola, so I'm not making very rapid progress. Do you know how to speak at all?)

Edited April 10, 2012 by afoyoswa

[Nana & Dodo 1]

Actually, I was mistaken: there has been 1 January approval at VSC (out of 73 listed petitions), from a couple with the beneficiary in Cuba. And 9 approvals from December thus far, out of 65 listed petitions. There are 83 petitions showing from February and no approvals, so we have a lot of waiting left to do.

Aaron is from Tororo, and now lives in Entebbe. His family speaks Dhopadhola, which apparently makes them Jopadhola/Adhola/Badama, depending on who's talking (thank you, Wikipedia, for clearing that up...haha). It looks like the Lango language is mutually intelligible with Dhopadhola, so the two of them could maybe understand each other in their mother tongues. (Better than I could, anyway. So far I know exactly one expression in Dhopadhola, so I'm not making very rapid progress. Do you know how to speak at all?)

Thank you afoyoswa for the update. I wish If we get our approvals within May. I keep checking USCIS website frequently for any updates on my case, sigh.... I hate waiting. Wish you the best of luck

Edited April 10, 2012 by powernj

[MrsDNuma2013 0]

Aaron is from Tororo, and now lives in Entebbe. His family speaks Dhopadhola, which apparently makes them Jopadhola/Adhola/Badama, depending on who's talking (thank you, Wikipedia, for clearing that up...haha). It looks like the Lango language is mutually intelligible with Dhopadhola, so the two of them could maybe understand each other in their mother tongues. (Better than I could, anyway. So far I know exactly one expression in Dhopadhola, so I'm not making very rapid progress. Do you know how to speak at all?)

I don't know a lick of Langi! I did manage to pick up a lot of Swahili though when I was in Tanzania Dec - January. My fiance has been living in Arusha, TZ for the past couple of years, and he is fluent in Swahili. He picked up Swahili so quickly - I clearly don't have his gift for languages. I did manage to get the greetings down, and a few of the key phrases. I also managed to communicate with his maid, although she laughed at me a lot....

[afoyoswa 178]

I don't know a lick of Langi! I did manage to pick up a lot of Swahili though when I was in Tanzania Dec - January. My fiance has been living in Arusha, TZ for the past couple of years, and he is fluent in Swahili. He picked up Swahili so quickly - I clearly don't have his gift for languages. I did manage to get the greetings down, and a few of the key phrases. I also managed to communicate with his maid, although she laughed at me a lot....

I'm trying to pick up some Swahili from some Tanzanian friends here, but I don't have a gift for languages, myself. (Aaron insists he doesn't, either, despite knowing English, Dhopadhola, Luganda, enough Swahili to get by, and a touch of Lugbara) I can do basic greetings now, though (mambo!) and some incredibly useful things like nakupenda sana. Aaron and I are going to try to study it together when he gets here.

[MrsDNuma2013 0]

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I'm trying to pick up some Swahili from some Tanzanian friends here, but I don't have a gift for languages, myself. (Aaron insists he doesn't, either, despite knowing English, Dhopadhola, Luganda, enough Swahili to get by, and a touch of Lugbara) I can do basic greetings now, though (mambo!) and some incredibly useful things like nakupenda sana. Aaron and I are going to try to study it together when he gets here.

That should be fun...I'd like to be as fluent in Swahili as my fiance is...it would be nice to share a language other than English...

[C&Q 25]

Hello everybody.

I thought I would join u since I'm a February filer as well

[StarGirl 13]

Hello everybody.

I thought I would join u since I'm a February filer as well

welcome, Sophie0129

[kimmie 2]

Welcome Sophie! Good luck on your journey! :-)

[Aurelya 0]

Hello everybody.

I thought I would join u since I'm a February filer as well

WELCOME SOPHIE!!