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NOA1 to NOA2 process shorter?

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Hi All,

Is it true that the time from NOA 1 to NOA 2 would be shorter if you have recently (within 3 months) completed a background check with USCIS?

Reason I asked is that we got our NOA 1 on 02/05/2013, but I did my N-400 application on 07/2012, and had my interview on 11/26/2012, and got approved on 12/17/2012. Would the background check which was done for my N-400 be applied to the I-129F, thus speeding the process of NOA 2?

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Penny Lane   8,159

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It takes about 15 minutes for a petition to be adjudicated.

The NOA1 to NOA2 process is so long because your petition literally sits in a box with hundreds of other petitions.

A recent background check will do nothing to speed up the process.

 
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