I-130 July 2014 Filers

[Manent modest 5]

Thanks yes i did filled up my timeline but does not help i see an approximatly time of 2 months but Still mean Nothing

[rayselle214 3]

I actually work night shift 40 hrs a week, 12 hrs a shift. That actually makes my day go by faster. Usually awake at night and asleep during the day.

Good for you... you won't get bored of waiting.

[modon 1]

Is anybody else having an issue with the approximate dates for their timeline? That's the only thing I check now even though it changes every day. It's just nice to check something that changes instead of going on the USCIS website and seeing the same message over and over again.

My timeline is saying there isn't enough recent approvals to give an approximate date but it's been saying the same for the past 2 weeks. Are all the people at USCIS on vacation? I mean it's not like I'm in a rush to have my husband over here or anything haha

[Manent modest 5]

The same here no change and me too iam wondering whats s going on with USCIS, good Luck !

[Aahil 90]

good luck guys.long way to go. have patience

[Aahil 90]

btw they work fast these days. so u guys are lucky

Edited August 24, 2014 by Azim

[katietw95 16]

Hey everyone!

I decided to join this to find people who can relate to the situation my husband and I are going through.

So far:

Married: June 27, 2014

Filed on: July 22, 2014

NOA1: July 24, 2014

I am hoping for good news soon! Good luck to everyone!

[The Shabtai's 1]

YAY!!!

NOA2 arrived today in the mail!

That's about 3 weeks or 23 days to be exact, for us from the priority date of the NOA1! Things are moving indeed, so excited! And we're not from the Philippians with expedited process, so as I have been hearing they are moving faster these days, especially from the California center.

Looking forward to celebrating with you all soon!

Edited August 26, 2014 by HollyShabtai

[S. & A. 159]

YAY!!!

NOA2 arrived today in the mail!

That's about 3 weeks or 23 days to be exact, for us from the priority date of the NOA1! Things are moving indeed, so excited! And we're not from the Philippians with expedited process, so as I have been hearing they are moving faster these days, especially from the California center.

Looking forward to celebrating with you all soon!

Yes, you were expedited. Do you, the USC, live abroad with your spouse? If so, that's the reason you were expedited. Everyone else can still expect to wait the normal 5 months.

[Manent modest 5]

S.A.S you killing my hope so i don t understand They don t process by chronological order? But Still congratulation Holly Shabtai you ll be over soon now!!!! Exiciting!

[The Shabtai's 1]

Ah, wow I really had no idea they expedite the ones living abroad with their spouses, I actually heard the reverse,but yeah we all live over here in Israel. Happy to be where I am in the process regardless of the reason, we still have a long road before us, just nice to have this much done so speedy. I just hope for the rest of you separated from the one you love the speed we received. Don't loose hope Lera!! xxxfigers for you all!!!

[Manent modest 5]

Thank you!

[jesv 0]

Yes, you were expedited. Do you, the USC, live abroad with your spouse? If so, that's the reason you were expedited. Everyone else can still expect to wait the normal 5 months.

Is this true? How do you know?

[S. & A. 159]

Is this true? How do you know?

Yes, it's true and it's been this way since April this year. If you do a search, you can find a lot of threads about this in these forums (for example, here http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/357465-usc-petitioner-living-abroad/page-39 ). When the USC lives abroad with the petitioner, the case gets sent to CSC and is usually approved within 2-3 weeks. Everyone else gets sent to Nebraska (sometimes Vermont) and the case takes the usual 5+ months.

[S. & A. 159]

S.A.S you killing my hope so i don t understand They don t process by chronological order? But Still congratulation Holly Shabtai you ll be over soon now!!!! Exiciting!

You were sent to California (CSC)? Usually this only happened when the USC lives abroad (otherwise it's either Nebraska or Vermont), but I filed in April so I don't know what they're doing right now, things might be different. If you actually got sent to California then you might see an approval soon!