Texas Srv Center

[belly21 3]

Hi Guys, I'm a 129F petition filer from April 1st, 2014. I have a friend who filed for the I-130 in March and he got approved July 24, 2014. Could it be that they will start approving all the other cases soon?????

[Marco&Bettina 502]

Hi Guys, I'm a 129F petition filer from April 1st, 2014. I have a friend who filed for the I-130 in March and he got approved July 24, 2014. Could it be that they will start approving all the other cases soon?????

There's no point comparing I-129Fs & I-130s.

Edited July 28, 2014 by Marco&Bettina

[SraAcero 6]

Hi Guys, I'm a 129F petition filer from April 1st, 2014. I have a friend who filed for the I-130 in March and he got approved July 24, 2014. Could it be that they will start approving all the other cases soon?????

BY the Igor ' s List It Seen like they starting to catch up the last approval that is shown for Friday they receive their noa1 on February

[belly21 3]

BY the Igor ' s List It Seen like they starting to catch up the last approval that is shown for Friday they receive their noa1 on February

Oh man, I really hope they do start catching up. Im so anxious to have my hunny with me already. My NOA1 is April 1st,

[yenni87 3]

the same happens to me but normally texas center takes loger to approve i am from march 24 and still waiting hope u get yours soon but be patience

[InesD 2]

Hi Guys, I'm a 129F petition filer from April 1st, 2014. I have a friend who filed for the I-130 in March and he got approved July 24, 2014. Could it be that they will start approving all the other cases soon?????

we also filed for I 129F in march and still nothing. Texas Service Center just raised their average processing time from 5 months to 5 1/2 months :-(

[sweetswinks 400]

we also filed for I 129F in march and still nothing. Texas Service Center just raised their average processing time from 5 months to 5 1/2 months :-(

Where are you getting this 5.5 month figure from? They are working on December right now as per their official website and what the reps tell you on the phone when you call uscis. They just started to get the ball rolling with approving January filers.

January was 7 months ago.

[abella 13]

Where are you getting this 5.5 month figure from? They are working on December right now as per their official website and what the reps tell you on the phone when you call uscis. They just started to get the ball rolling with approving January filers.

January was 7 months ago.

The 5.5 months time estimate is on the USCIS website, but it says 5 months for California and we know it's not accurate anyway.

[sweetswinks 400]

The 5.5 months time estimate is on the USCIS website, but it says 5 months for California and we know it's not accurate anyway.

I suggest you visit the USCIS website, because as I mentioned before, they have changed that.

There is now a date of December, not a 5 month estimate. There are numerous threads on here talking about this.

Edited July 28, 2014 by sweetswinks

[abella 13]

This is probably what he and I are referring to (see attached). I've seen the Dec processing time as well. Either way, it's too long!

I suggest you visit the USCIS website, because as I mentioned before, they have changed that.

There is now a date of December, not a 5 month estimate. There are numerous threads on here talking about this.

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[InesD 2]

Where are you getting this 5.5 month figure from? They are working on December right now as per their official website and what the reps tell you on the phone when you call uscis. They just started to get the ball rolling with approving January filers.

January was 7 months ago.

I got that from their website. recently. and the information you get on the phone very much depends on who you talk to. One told us, our case has been assigned to an officer for decision on may 16th and it would take 30-45 days. Next one says they have changed their policy and wont give any more information on RFE or where your case is at right now. It's a funny bunch of people working there dealing with our future :-)

[sweetswinks 400]

I am aware of this processing estimate on USCIS. But Clearly, as we have all seen, the screenshot I provided is a more accurate portrayal of approvals. But thank you for referencing.

[InesD 2]

Where are you getting this 5.5 month figure from? They are working on December right now as per their official website and what the reps tell you on the phone when you call uscis. They just started to get the ball rolling with approving January filers.

January was 7 months ago.

one question : according to your timeline you have sent your petition in january and got approved ( NOA 2 ) in june ? how did that happen if they are just now working on january ?

[sweetswinks 400]

one question : according to your timeline you have sent your petition in january and got approved ( NOA 2 ) in june ? how did that happen if they are just now working on january ?

I had a medical expedite

[Wendy71 26]

I got that from their website. recently. and the information you get on the phone very much depends on who you talk to. One told us, our case has been assigned to an officer for decision on may 16th and it would take 30-45 days. Next one says they have changed their policy and wont give any more information on RFE or where your case is at right now. It's a funny bunch of people working there dealing with our future :-)

My fiancé called a few weeks ago expecting to be told they are processing Dec. No mention of Dec processing all the lady told him was you will get a letter in the mail