New USCIS Processing Numbers Our on Dash for October

[thedude6752000 360]

The new numbers have come out for October.

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=6&charttype=1

As will surprise no one, the # of all currently pending I-130 petitions went from 357,511 to 379,608 in October. for us Vermonters, that (dis-)Service Center completed 812 cases and had 1,964 pending customer action, but it got 1,500 new cases so it ended the month with 11,918 pending

That really scares me, at that rate my petition won't be processed until next October Hopefully the VSC picked it up in November......

[del-2-5-2014 1,339]

Are you completely ready to welcome your Wife to the US? Financially? Logistically?

[thedude6752000 360]

Are you completely ready to welcome your Wife to the US? Financially? Logistically?

What does that matter? For the record I am, and even if I was not you have 6 months after the issue of the visa to come to the US, and I guarantee that I could give her a welcome fit for a Queen in that amount of time.

[del-2-5-2014 1,339]

What does that matter? For the record I am, and even if I was not you have 6 months after the issue of the visa to come to the US, and I guarantee that I could give her a welcome fit for a Queen in that amount of time.

The welcome is not an issue, even a day labourer at Home Depot can do that.

She won't be a visitor but a permanent resident.

[Kaylara 814]

The welcome is not an issue, even a day labourer at Home Depot can do that.

She won't be a visitor but a permanent resident.

Personally, I've been married for almost 8 years. Yes, I'm fully prepared for my husband, the father of my two small children, to come here. I know what being married and living with him entails. We'd already been doing it for YEARS before we decided to move back to the states. We already have our plan ready to go, and have discussed it with our extended family who are also on board. I'm not at all worried about what will happen once he gets here. What I'm worried about is that it's going to take nearly another year to get to that point.

[Kaylara 814]

The new numbers have come out for October.

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=4&office=6&charttype=1

As will surprise no one, the # of all currently pending I-130 petitions went from 357,511 to 379,608 in October. for us Vermonters, that (dis-)Service Center completed 812 cases and had 1,964 pending customer action, but it got 1,500 new cases so it ended the month with 11,918 pending

That really scares me, at that rate my petition won't be processed until next October Hopefully the VSC picked it up in November......

Those numbers are pathetic, and show the outright lie that their stakeholder letter statement was. I think that we should send this information to the Ombudsman and the Public Engagement people as soon as their processing times are updated.

[del-2-5-2014 1,339]

Personally, I've been married for almost 8 years. Yes, I'm fully prepared for my husband, the father of my two small children, to come here. I know what being married and living with him entails. We'd already been doing it for YEARS before we decided to move back to the states. We already have our plan ready to go, and have discussed it with our extended family who are also on board. I'm not at all worried about what will happen once he gets here. What I'm worried about is that it's going to take nearly another year to get to that point.

My original question was not posted to VJ in general but to the OP in particular. He seems wound up with statistics and petitions and lambasting the US government at each and every opportunity.

Since you brought up your relationship I will comment on that.

IMHO, those that have been married for a period of time such as you and especially with kids should have a fast track section.

[thedude6752000 360]

My original question was not posted to VJ in general but to the OP in particular. He seems wound up with statistics and petitions and lambasting the US government at each and every opportunity.

Since you brought up your relationship I will comment on that.

IMHO, those that have been married for a period of time such as you and especially with kids should have a fast track section.

I make more than twice the federal poverty level for 2 people and I have excellent credit. I am more than financially capable of having my wife with me, her presence here in fact would only improve my financial situation as she is eager to work. Thanks for the intrusive question and insulting assumption about me though.

[del-2-5-2014 1,339]

I make more than twice the federal poverty level for 2 people and I have excellent credit. I am more than financially capable of having my wife with me, her presence here in fact would only improve my financial situation as she is eager to work. Thanks for the intrusive question and insulting assumption about me though.

Bro, man up a little and it's not intrusive if you willingly post the information on an open forum.

If you feel it's insultive, alert the mods, they'll decide and thread ban me.

Your issue has always been that you only want people that side with you to be the only one on your threads. This is VisaJourney.Com and not TheDudeJourney.Com

I have average credit due to divorce but make almost twice the poverty level for a family of seven. So now what? Who is passing out the awards?

[Kaylara 814]

My original question was not posted to VJ in general but to the OP in particular. He seems wound up with statistics and petitions and lambasting the US government at each and every opportunity.

Since you brought up your relationship I will comment on that.

IMHO, those that have been married for a period of time such as you and especially with kids should have a fast track section.

I appreciate that. But even though I want to be done with this, I honestly want the people who have been waiting longer than me to get their approvals first. I don't think it's right that they're approving people randomly, while still stating that they process petitions in the order in which they are received. I just want them to actually do what they state they are doing, and stop lying to us.

I'm wound up with statistics, and petitions, and complaining about the USCIS a lot. I've had a long time to get to their point where this is the case. I was fine with waiting, up until about the 6 month mark. At that point I started trying to figure out what exactly was happening with my case, and kept running into this wall as far as information goes.

I don't want to fax, write letters, and call them out on social media. I really don't. I hate having to prod people to do their job. But I really, really dislike being lied to on a regular basis by my government. I dislike there being no accountability, transparency, or recourse for us in this process. I hate that people are in limbo and not given any kind of a reliable timeline. I think it's wrong. And if I see wrong, I have an ethical obligation to try to improve the situation. (That's just my personal ethos, other people have to behave how they think is best.)

My husband is worth fighting for. My marriage is worth fighting for. I just find it sad that I have to fight so hard for even the most basic of information.

[thedude6752000 360]

Bro, man up a little and it's not intrusive if you willingly post the information on an open forum.

If you feel it's insultive, alert the mods, they'll decide and thread ban me.

Your issue has always been that you only want people that side with you to be the only one on your threads. This is VisaJourney.Com and not TheDudeJourney.Com

I have average credit due to divorce but make almost twice the poverty level for a family of seven. So now what? Who is passing out the awards?

I am sorry if my response seemed hostile. A lot is lost over text-only internet communication. Your question just seemed hostile to me considering that it was so non-sequiter....what do my finances have to do with these statistics or how the USCIS is (not) doing its job? I just did not understand, and I apologize for reacting too harshly.

[del-2-5-2014 1,339]

I am sorry if my response seemed hostile. A lot is lost over text-only internet communication. Your question just seemed hostile to me considering that it was so non-sequiter....what do my finances have to do with these statistics or how the USCIS is (not) doing its job? I just did not understand, and I apologize for reacting too harshly.

I offer an apology also.

Your thread just happened to be the second one I opened this morning. The first was the poor beneficiary that now has a 10 year ban because her Fiance did not marry her, didn't give her money to buy a ticekt back home and she overstayed. It really doesn't apply to you. So for that I'm sorry.

It just seems to me that folks get bent out of shape on the process and loose sight of the relationship.

So Dude apologies, Gowon out.

[Kaylara 814]

Doesn't seem like they're going to update their processing times today, despite having updated their dashboard. Don't they usually update them at the same time?

Who wants to bet that they don't update them until right before they all go on Christmas vacation?

[corlitoa 6]

I totally agree with you they will not update the process in time of February until they go on vacation for Christmas I'm a june filler and I'm still waiting for any news for a transfer or something let's see what happens

[r060106 109]

What I'm worried about is that it's going to take nearly another year to get to that point.

Wow, one year? That's really harsh. I hope that it won't take one year. Do you think it will take a little under a year after your NOA2? I'm just curious how you came up with that additional year number.