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I read all kinds of forums here but i feel nothing changed. Because until now still waiting my NOA2 and i am AUGUST filer. and almost 6 months waiting! And we thought our case will be fast because President Obama was re-elected again but were wrong. Were totally stuck on different service center. And now all operators from USCIS they cant even know or they cant even say whats going on our cases. So totally sucks!!

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I would expect things to slow down with an Obama re election.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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I would expect things to slow down with an Obama re election.

Hahahaha!

Hi missing tulips! I don't know if you were been sarcastic, but his re-election probably had no effect at all on how long it takes for cases to get processed.

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I would expect things to slow down with an Obama re election.

Not sure why we are bringing Obama into this... but are you talking to a Level 2 Supervisor on the phone? The first person to answer will not be able to give you any info of pertinence. Demand a level 2 supervisor (tell them "i want to now exactly what office my papers are in right now") and they will transfer you. Have you done that already?

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oohpartiv   484

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Sorry to say, this is nothing new. There are people from June who still haven't gotten their NOA2. There's not much you can do except wait. :(

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NOA1 to NOA2 for us was just shy of 8.5 months.

It does happen, just slow.

NOA1 4 MAY 2012

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Waiting on visa delivery then flight home.

good luck

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I read all kinds of forums here but i feel nothing changed. Because until now still waiting my NOA2 and i am AUGUST filer. and almost 6 months waiting! And we thought our case will be fast because President Obama was re-elected again but were wrong. Were totally stuck on different service center. And now all operators from USCIS they cant even know or they cant even say whats going on our cases. So totally sucks!!

aaaaah Im a june filer and still hadnt recieved my NoA2 yet, but what does Obama have to do with us getting our NOA2? Im just curious?

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aaaaah Im a june filer and still hadnt recieved my NoA2 yet, but what does Obama have to do with us getting our NOA2? Im just curious?

Pessimism: Obama will make it more attractive and possible for immigrants to enter the country, therefore the rate of immigration will outpace the ability of Immigration to handle the submissions and processing times will slow.

Optimism: Obama will make it more attractive and possible for immigrants to enter the country, therefore the package of reforms will provide for added resources to process the anticipated uptick in submissions, and after a short training period, processing times will get faster.

Reality: Government is a total #######-up.

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missing_tulips   4

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Sorry, you're at vermont.

Expect at least 2-3 more months.

At least.

At.

Least.

yeah at least least least least LOL.... when we gonna get that at least lol

Pessimism: Obama will make it more attractive and possible for immigrants to enter the country, therefore the rate of immigration will outpace the ability of Immigration to handle the submissions and processing times will slow.

Optimism: Obama will make it more attractive and possible for immigrants to enter the country, therefore the package of reforms will provide for added resources to process the anticipated uptick in submissions, and after a short training period, processing times will get faster.

Reality: Government is a total #######-up.

so much right :(

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Obama reelection had nothing to do with the process it's just the way the system is, some people get it within 6 months and some people get it longer it really all depends on the work load and how your documents are filed. I sent my fiancée k1 petition and it only took 5 months no RFE no delays everything was smooth from the USCIS department now when you get to the embassy level that's another different system and waiting period. Wish you best of luck tho

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Boiler   45,525

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????

What has been the impact of DACA.

What will be the impact of PW.

Never mind CIR.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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missing_tulips   4

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Obama reelection had nothing to do with the process it's just the way the system is, some people get it within 6 months and some people get it longer it really all depends on the work load and how your documents are filed. I sent my fiancée k1 petition and it only took 5 months no RFE no delays everything was smooth from the USCIS department now when you get to the embassy level that's another different system and waiting period. Wish you best of luck tho

sorry!! but i am only talking for CR-1 or I-130 not K1...

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sorry!! but i am only talking for CR-1 or I-130 not K1...

Oh in that case I know a few people who went down that road and it took them about 1 and a half years don't kow how that process goes but good luck

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