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Just Called USCIS October Filer

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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When I called USCIS the operator talked about the October 1st date, but also said that because that date is updated once a month the actual cases they are working generally varies from two weeks before and after that date. She also said that in some cases it can go to any amount of time. Another thing she told me is that to file an e-request your NOA1 needs to be BEFORE the date they are working on, and it doesn't matter if VSC has an average of 5 months, what matter is the October 1st date.

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NOA1: 22nd Oct 2012

RFE: 1st May 2013

NOA2: 16th May 2013, 206 days from NOA1.

NVC received: 31st May 2013

Interview: July 16th - APPROVED!

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