September 2013 I-130 Filers

[AJMUK 37]

And while Im on the subject (and then I'll shut up), I want to point out that the internal USCIS timeline for processing I-130's is very different from the one they like their 'customers' to see. Here is the actual process:

Day 1- receive I-130 from applicant

Day 2- send NOA1

Days 3 - 922: Sit around, call your mom in West Virginia to get that recipe for cornbread stuffing that you've been meaning to get. Talk to Mabel-Jo in the next cubicle about the latest Beyonce album, get pregnant, go on maternity leave, come back to 'work' (assuming we've kept your job open, which we probably haven't), go out to Walmart and buy Twinkies for everyone and sit around eating them while talking about who wore what dress for the Oscars, go on vacation to somewhere really foreign and remote with a totally alien culture, like Kentucky.

Day 923- Accidentally brush past the customer's I-130 while on your way to get enchiladas from the staff canteen

Day 924- arrange for 726 automated emails to be sent out, making sure each one is more confusing than the last

Day 925- put the application form and supporting documentation into an envelope and send it somewhere. It doesnt really matter where.

Day 926- Congratulate yourself for a job well done. Now move on to the next applicant.

[bdrew612 1,071]

And while Im on the subject (and then I'll shut up), I want to point out that the internal USCIS timeline for processing I-130's is very different from the one they like their 'customers' to see. Here is the actual process:

Day 1- receive I-130 from applicant

Day 2- send NOA1

Days 3 - 922: Sit around, call your mom in West Virginia to get that recipe for cornbread stuffing that you've been meaning to get. Talk to Mabel-Jo in the next cubicle about the latest Beyonce album, get pregnant, go on maternity leave, come back to 'work' (assuming we've kept your job open, which we probably haven't), go out to Walmart and buy Twinkies for everyone and sit around eating them while talking about who wore what dress for the Oscars, go on vacation to somewhere really foreign and remote with a totally alien culture, like Kentucky.

Day 923- Accidentally brush past the customer's I-130 while on your way to get enchiladas from the staff canteen

Day 924- arrange for 726 automated emails to be sent out, making sure each one is more confusing than the last

Day 925- put the application form and supporting documentation into an envelope and send it somewhere. It doesnt really matter where.

Day 926- Congratulate yourself for a job well done. Now move on to the next applicant.

This needs to be posted and shared everywhere. That description was nothing short of perfection.

[Ethi2014 17]

AJMUK, we're all irritated with this process and you captured the sentiment we're all feeling perfectly! I kind of want to put that in a frame!!

Someone got approved today after a 309 day wait. People get approved 3 days after transfer and people are getting skipped over for seemingly no reason. The process/approval system is completely ridiculous.

I am thrilled for our recent approvals & happy your journeys are halfway through! I can't wait until we all cross the finish line!!

Hi Bdrew612,

I am approved on March 06 not on March 07. Can you please correct the spreadsheet accordingly? Thanks and you will get yours soon!

[Blueberry Pancake 311]

And while Im on the subject (and then I'll shut up), I want to point out that the internal USCIS timeline for processing I-130's is very different from the one they like their 'customers' to see. Here is the actual process:

Day 1- receive I-130 from applicant

Day 2- send NOA1

Days 3 - 922: Sit around, call your mom in West Virginia to get that recipe for cornbread stuffing that you've been meaning to get. Talk to Mabel-Jo in the next cubicle about the latest Beyonce album, get pregnant, go on maternity leave, come back to 'work' (assuming we've kept your job open, which we probably haven't), go out to Walmart and buy Twinkies for everyone and sit around eating them while talking about who wore what dress for the Oscars, go on vacation to somewhere really foreign and remote with a totally alien culture, like Kentucky.

Day 923- Accidentally brush past the customer's I-130 while on your way to get enchiladas from the staff canteen

Day 924- arrange for 726 automated emails to be sent out, making sure each one is more confusing than the last

Day 925- put the application form and supporting documentation into an envelope and send it somewhere. It doesnt really matter where.

Day 926- Congratulate yourself for a job well done. Now move on to the next applicant.

Hilarious!!!

[zawa9 0]

does someone know something about vermont service ?

my case was transfeered there

thank you for the answers

[mrstavarez629 2]

Lmao at AJMUK love it I'm posting that on my Facebook and Instagram lol

So I recieved my transfer notice in the mail today and my case is in Nebraska service center.

[rishabh1987 10]

Has anybody revieved an approval yet for september fillers ?

[rishabh1987 10]

I filed on 11 september .. still waiting on the approval ..march 2 I got a letter saying my case has been transfered ..

So just wondering if anybody got approped yet ..

[JeffInMX 157]

rishabh1986, as stated in some of the posts in the most recent pages of this forum, numerous September filers have been approved already.

Here is a link to the September Filers Google Doc:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ArFCcHLV9HyydE1UZkNVM0RGY0x1ejRmY1J4TEFLM3c#gid=0

[urbangirluk 73]

Yup, we got approved last night, we have a few approved already

[rishabh1987 10]

Thanks for the reply guys .. I wonder why have I not got approved yet. .

[rishabh1987 10]

Thanks for the reply guys .. I wonder why have I not got approved yet. .

[ncglenn 22]

I feel for those not approved yet, hoping to see good news of more approvals real soon! I went to the Doctors last week and had whats called a blood titers test to verify my immunities and get whatever necessary shot updates needed along with a printout and immunization card. I read somewhere else this is good to do, and will save time when eventually getting your physical cause if you don't have them, the immigration doctor will make you take care of all that and then have to go back again with the results.

[adilahmed 7]

Hi ppl

my PD is 9/26 and got transferred on 3/5 to NSC and yesterday i received this email

On March 7, 2014, your Alien Registration Number was changed relating to your I130, IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN. Please check our website at www.uscis.gov for further updates on your case. Please wait until the end of normal processing time before calling customer service at 1-800-375-5283 for live assistance.

Can somebody please tell me what is this suppose to mean?

[Alan & Layo 3]

Who knows what this means

"The I130 IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E), OR ORPHAN was transferred and is now being processed at a USCIS office. You will be notified by mail when a decision is made, or if the office needs something from you. If you move while this case is pending, please use our Change of Address online tool to update your case with your new address or call our customer service center at 1-800-375-5283"

I have received several mails from them from the first one that notified me of the transfer on the 4th of March and another on of a transfer on the 5th of March and now this.

Thanks.