February Filers!

[tonyeck 0]

The 13-character application receipt number can be found on application notices you have received from the USCIS. It begins with three letters such as (EAC, WAC, LIN, or SRC). Dashes ("-") should be omitted when entering a receipt number. However, all other characters, including asterisks ("*"), can be included if listed on your notice as part of the receipt number

This should be visable on the check too

[Sapphire 0]

The 13-character application receipt number can be found on application notices you have received from the USCIS. It begins with three letters such as (EAC, WAC, LIN, or SRC). Dashes ("-") should be omitted when entering a receipt number. However, all other characters, including asterisks ("*"), can be included if listed on your notice as part of the receipt number

This should be visable on the check too

Thank you, we see it now... but we cannot be sure of all the numbers it's not a very good scan

[tonyeck 0]

Argh touched again this evening....

Maybe this is a good sign?

[olafgypsy 0]

I just sent mine out an hour ago! It was really a lot of work to make duplicates of EVERYTHING in the packet -- it was so much stuff, I think I spent about $20 on copying alone. As I was reviewing the packet to make sure it all looked good, I saw this: "The estimated time to file this petition is 1 hour, 30 minutes per petition." Surely they don't mean on OUR end of things? I just burst out laughing . . . I've probably spent about 20 hours total on this thing. But it's done, it's mailed, and now the waiting begins

[tonyeck 0]

I just sent mine out an hour ago! It was really a lot of work to make duplicates of EVERYTHING in the packet -- it was so much stuff, I think I spent about $20 on copying alone. As I was reviewing the packet to make sure it all looked good, I saw this: "The estimated time to file this petition is 1 hour, 30 minutes per petition." Surely they don't mean on OUR end of things? I just burst out laughing . . . I've probably spent about 20 hours total on this thing. But it's done, it's mailed, and now the waiting begins

Haha I remember thinking the same thing! Hilarious

Congratulations on getting it out - How do you feel?

[~Chad~ 0]

I just sent mine out an hour ago! It was really a lot of work to make duplicates of EVERYTHING in the packet -- it was so much stuff, I think I spent about $20 on copying alone. As I was reviewing the packet to make sure it all looked good, I saw this: "The estimated time to file this petition is 1 hour, 30 minutes per petition." Surely they don't mean on OUR end of things? I just burst out laughing . . . I've probably spent about 20 hours total on this thing. But it's done, it's mailed, and now the waiting begins

Congrats on beginning your journey, good luck!

Edited February 21, 2007 by Chad+Lira

[olafgypsy 0]

I just sent mine out an hour ago! It was really a lot of work to make duplicates of EVERYTHING in the packet -- it was so much stuff, I think I spent about $20 on copying alone. As I was reviewing the packet to make sure it all looked good, I saw this: "The estimated time to file this petition is 1 hour, 30 minutes per petition." Surely they don't mean on OUR end of things? I just burst out laughing . . . I've probably spent about 20 hours total on this thing. But it's done, it's mailed, and now the waiting begins

Congrats on beginning your journey, good luck!

It's going to Vermont, which I hear is speedier than the other ones. Does anyone know why?

I just sent mine out an hour ago! It was really a lot of work to make duplicates of EVERYTHING in the packet -- it was so much stuff, I think I spent about $20 on copying alone. As I was reviewing the packet to make sure it all looked good, I saw this: "The estimated time to file this petition is 1 hour, 30 minutes per petition." Surely they don't mean on OUR end of things? I just burst out laughing . . . I've probably spent about 20 hours total on this thing. But it's done, it's mailed, and now the waiting begins

Haha I remember thinking the same thing! Hilarious

Congratulations on getting it out - How do you feel?

Like I do after handing in a paper (I'm a grad student) . . . that I don't quite want to let go of it, because maybe if I spend just one more day on it, it'll be more successful.

[~Chad~ 0]

I think because they handle fewer k-1s than cali. Congrats on that too! If mine would have went to vmt, my fiancee might be here by now

[tonyeck 0]

I think because they handle fewer k-1s than cali. Congrats on that too! If mine would have went to vmt, my fiancee might be here by now

Chad+Lira, you must be getting excited now - near the end

[~Chad~ 0]

I think because they handle fewer k-1s than cali. Congrats on that too! If mine would have went to vmt, my fiancee might be here by now

Chad+Lira, you must be getting excited now - near the end

Oh yeah, VERY. I just bought a plane ticket last night for a second trip. Flying out 6 weeks from today! I wanted to fly there for the interview but because of work the only time i can go is April. Oh well, it's fine.

But now I'm soooo broke

[rea 1]

joining in as feb filer too!! we sent our I129F Jan 25 and was received in NSC 1/29 but subsequently forwarded to CSC and with receipt date 2/1...well we're one of those early february filers...

goodluck to all of us here!!

rea

let try this again...i sent out our petition on the 7th, rcv'd at tcs by "m.salcedo" on the 9th...and nothing yet...check not cashed, nada...am i the only fab feb filer to submit around this time to have no feedback??? how do you know if they have transferred to csc??? do they e-mail me about noa's??? what in the world is snail mail??? noa1, then check cashed??? please, something, anything...

hi berichka79! try this:

• trace your mail from the USPS
  
• if have been received, anytime around 10-15days you will receive NOA1, you can find your case receipt number there
  
• register online in the USCIS site using your receipt number-site..https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/index.jsp
  
• check online on the status, you will know if your case has been transferred from one service center to another
  

i hope this helps..feel free to ask me,..

rea

[Sapphire 0]

At about 2 hours after I posted here and we were wondering whether the number that we could read on the back of the cheque was the correct one, my fiance had a strange feeling and went home to check his mail... and there it was! The "infamous" NOA1

He called me immediately and he showed it to me on the webcam...

And btw, it does seem that Texas K1 petitions are being sent to CA...

So be patient (HA! ) all of you who do not have any word yet... after all, it you do have confirmation that it got there by mail... you must get your NOA1 any day now...

Edited February 22, 2007 by Sapphire

[khay 0]

I'm sending out our packet registered mail on Monday after work. Have some serious business at Kinko's today to get boarding passes and color photos copied!

Luckily kitkat gave us a heads up that the new I129F form is now ready.

Anyone else???

Good luck! I just filed last Friday and used the old I-129F as it's good until Feb. 18, 2007.

Still, I have checked the USPS site 4 times already Get there! Get there!

[khay 0]

hi! joining in as february filer too! we sent our I-129F to CSC last February 13 which was received the next day signed for by 'Takeo'. We didn't even know about the new forms, glad we made it before the 18th!

cheque's been cashed already. it's been 8 days, we hope to get our NOA1 real soon.

good luck to us all!

khay

[tonyeck 0]

Another touch this morning Could today be the day?