Scary Info!

[SamAndJulie 0]

Hey guys,

I've been checking up my case status on the USCIS website for "touch", but as I looked into the Processing Dates for Applications and Petitions, I found out they are working on the cases with receipt notices on July 17th 2006 for I-129F visa. I'm in shock! I mean, from what I heard from many people who got their NOA1 around october 2006, they are getting their NOA2 already, I'm talking about those applications are at CSC, so I really wonder is that info. I saw on the site fake? Or.... I made a mistake???? I thought I would get my NOA2 soon, but now.... I'm a little down coz of that!

https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/Proc...nter=California

check the link out guys!!!

Edited January 18, 2007 by SamAndJulie

[misa 2]

Don't pay attention to the dates listed with USCIS (unless you haven't been approved within a certain timeframe of those dates). It means those are the oldest petitions they are working on which, we don't know why those ones aren't approved (could be anything). Play around with the VJ timelines for your service centre and filing and NOA1 dates and you'll get a better sense of when to expect approvals. You may also want to check the VJ timelines for California and Hong Kong to see how soon they adjudicate those. Seems like some countries take longer than others...

[bbale 0]

According to USCIS guidelines our application shouldnt be reviewed for another 3 moths however approval was granted mid december.

[YuAndDan 153]

The rule is that the service center has 6 months to process all cases, they put date like that as a way to tell people to not bother calling until 6 months has past, if you do call them before the 6 month mark they will not do any thing other than tell you to wait. The dates there do not reflect actual times, statistically CSC takes 2-3 months lately.

Use the timelines here on VJ to get an idea about how long things take.

Be thankful you are way past the IMBRA problem of last summer.

[DreamsCatcher 0]

The rule is that the service center has 6 months to process all cases, they put date like that as a way to tell people to not bother calling until 6 months has past, if you do call them before the 6 month mark they will not do any thing other than tell you to wait. The dates there do not reflect actual times, statistically CSC takes 2-3 months lately.

Use the timelines here on VJ to get an idea about how long things take.

Be thankful you are way past the IMBRA problem of last summer.

is RFE for IMBRA moved??

[George and Jenny 0]

It's coming soon for you. Just be ready to move to next step once you get the petition approved. Stay with VJ for good reading and good friendship.

George and Jenny

[YuAndDan 153]

The rule is that the service center has 6 months to process all cases, they put date like that as a way to tell people to not bother calling until 6 months has past, if you do call them before the 6 month mark they will not do any thing other than tell you to wait. The dates there do not reflect actual times, statistically CSC takes 2-3 months lately.

Use the timelines here on VJ to get an idea about how long things take.

Be thankful you are way past the IMBRA problem of last summer.

is RFE for IMBRA moved??

Last spring the people who filed pre-IMBRA I-129F petitions, had their petitions recalled, and everyone was sent an RFE with the IMBRA page to fill out and return. The current I-129F page 3 is the IMBRA part. So at this point no one gets an RFE for IMBRA unless they forget to fill out page 3 of their petition application.

[TracyTN 237]

Hey guys,

I've been checking up my case status on the USCIS website for "touch", but as I looked into the Processing Dates for Applications and Petitions, I found out they are working on the cases with receipt notices on July 17th 2006 for I-129F visa. I'm in shock! I mean, from what I heard from many people who got their NOA1 around october 2006, they are getting their NOA2 already, I'm talking about those applications are at CSC, so I really wonder is that info. I saw on the site fake? Or.... I made a mistake???? I thought I would get my NOA2 soon, but now.... I'm a little down coz of that!

https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/Proc...nter=California

check the link out guys!!!

Ditto what the others said - and as far as getting your NOA2 'soon'? Well, you will - if you consider about 3 months as 'soon'.

[DreamsCatcher 0]

The rule is that the service center has 6 months to process all cases, they put date like that as a way to tell people to not bother calling until 6 months has past, if you do call them before the 6 month mark they will not do any thing other than tell you to wait. The dates there do not reflect actual times, statistically CSC takes 2-3 months lately.

Use the timelines here on VJ to get an idea about how long things take.

Be thankful you are way past the IMBRA problem of last summer.

is RFE for IMBRA moved??

Last spring the people who filed pre-IMBRA I-129F petitions, had their petitions recalled, and everyone was sent an RFE with the IMBRA page to fill out and return. The current I-129F page 3 is the IMBRA part. So at this point no one gets an RFE for IMBRA unless they forget to fill out page 3 of their petition application.

Thanks