Texas Timeline

[maxxell 0]

Hi people hope all doing well , anyways anyone heard from their I-129F applications from Texas recently, i was looking at the website today and the timeline for texas to process says 18 months , any of this is true ? please share if you did apply there and yours has come and when did it come ? anyone has an idea what month they might be doing now ? am kinda of having a long wait and making me nervous a little bit Thanks all

[JJ and Patty 9]

Texas no longer processes I-129F applications. The only 2 service centers that process this type of application are California SC and Vermont SC

Check your NOA1 Receipt number if it starts with WAC then your application is at CSC, if it starts with EAC then your application is at VSC

[maxxell 0]

Texas no longer processes I-129F applications. The only 2 service centers that process this type of application are California SC and Vermont SC

Check your NOA1 Receipt number if it starts with WAC then your application is at CSC, if it starts with EAC then your application is at VSC

hi there thanks for sharing well it says WAC but thing is when i applied back in October last year i addressed to Texas office and was accepted so is it that they forwarded to California or ?

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

You sent your petition to the Lewisville, Texas Lockbox Facility, not a USCIS Field Office or Service Center in Texas. Lockbox facilities process the payment and forward the petition to a service center or local office for further processing. As the previous poster correctly stated, your WAC receipt number indicates that your petition is being processed at the California Service Center.

[maxxell 0]

You sent your petition to the Lewisville, Texas Lockbox Facility, not a USCIS Field Office or Service Center in Texas. Lockbox facilities process the payment and forward the petition to a service center or local office for further processing. As the previous poster correctly stated, your WAC receipt number indicates that your petition is being processed at the California Service Center.

Oh wow thanks now i know i had an understanding that it was in Texas but guess it goes with the number Well thanks guys for the info really appreciate i guess then will have to check California processing times as for now then

[didopage 337]

I agree with all previous answers. Now you can update your timeline with CSC (your estimated interval of probable NOA2 date will be more accurate) and your beneficiary country. You can also update your profile informations so that it you need help in the future through the forums, members will be able to help you in a better way.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Oh wow thanks now i know i had an understanding that it was in Texas but guess it goes with the number Well thanks guys for the info really appreciate i guess then will have to check California processing times as for now then

Take a moment to update your profile so we get to know you better. I see you have your timeline up and running. Thanks

[Sveta & Ron 23]

i was told by my lawyer people from texas their stuff is sent to Vermont SC

[skiptex 225]

i was told by my lawyer people from texas their stuff is sent to Vermont SC

LOL!!!

i first i thought this was Vermont SOUTH CAROLINA>. lol

but it took me a few seconds .. but i got it!!

ps.. my live in Texas.. my I-129F (1/17/2012) went to the Vermont SERVICE CENTER

[Gigli2008 70]

i was told by my lawyer people from texas their stuff is sent to Vermont SC

Sometimes it does sometimes it doesn't. My first I-130 petition was sent to Vermont and my second I-130 petition was sent to California. I guess the lock boxes decide where to send to. Also, It all depends on what application.

Edited March 1, 2012 by Gigli2008