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Faster I-129F processing for cases forwarded from NEB to CALIF ?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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It appears that Nebraska is no longer processing I 129F applications eventhough the directions on the form tell us to send them there ( I live in IL). So, if I understand correctly the application is automatically forwarded to CALIF.

Looking at the recent processing times at the CALIF service center (CSC), the are currently reviewing apps from late April. They are currently experiencing a lag time of almost 6 months !

Now I have heard that when NEB forwards the I 129F to California, they go to a satellite processing location for the CSC located in Van Nuys, CA and therefore it does not take as long.

Is anyone aware of this i.e. the I 129F's forwarded to California are handled differently than the normai I 129F's mailed directly to the CSC ?

Any help on this matter will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Nicaragua
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I have no idea...but I would be interested to know. I mailed mine to Texas and it was forwarded to Cali...

Edited by aliciaandfran

Alicia (United States) + Juan Francisco (Nicaragua) = AMOR

Timeline:

06-??-05: Met on mission trip in El Salvador...

07-28-05: Said goodbye...sniff, sniff

05-19-06: He was denied the tourist visa by the Embassy in Managua...

06-15-06: I couldn't wait any longer...flew to see him in Managua...

07-??-06: We got engaged.

07-13-06: I flew back to the U.S.

10-03-06: I-129F sent certified express mail

10-06-06: Notice Left, October 06, 2006, 11:29 am, MESQUITE, TX 75185 (um..maybe tomorrow?!)

10-10-06: Your item was delivered at 6:40 am on October 10, 2006 in MESQUITE, TX 75185 to INS . The item was signed for by M S.

10-16-06: NOA1 date...no email...but this is the date on the official copy that they sent to me (it's so pretty!).

10-19-06: Check posted (online banking).

10-20-06: Received NOA1 snail mail.

01-04-07: NOA2 (93 days)

01-11-07: Received NOA2 snail mail.

01-20-07: Letter from NVC: Case will be on its way to Managua within 1 week. (Date on letter: Jan 16).

01-26-07: Fran receives packet three and INTERVIEW DATE.

03-13-07: Interview date. Visa granted! Gracias a Dios.

03-18-07: We fly back to the U.S.

03-22-07: We get married!

06-??-07: We file I-485.

Hold up b/c notice of biometrics appointment doesn't arrive to our never changed address!

I don't really remember the dates b/c I am filling this in half a year later!

12-24-07: We find out we are expecting a little one!

01-??-08: Fran receives his green card.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Forwarding to CSC is normal. Texas and Nebraska no longer process I-129Fs. CSC does not handle anything differently - just with more inefficiency.

CSC is significantly slower than Vermont but the 6 month timeframe you are referring to was due to the IMBRA fiasco (read the IMBRA forum to know more).

Your petition will take between 2-4 months at CSC barring any RFEs or other issues.

Good luck.

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