No notice after noa1 November 10???

LoveinUganda · December 16, 2015

I received my noa1 on November tenth, I have not received any further indication that anything at all is being done with my case yet supposedly according to processing times and my timeline I should have already been approved... People are being approved from November 11th I am November tenth what's going on???

KimberlyAhmed · December 16, 2015

If you are looking at timelines and processing times on visajourney, this only a small percentage of all the petitions submitted. Some people do not update their timelines or don't have a timeline. USCIS processing times are at 5 months so you are still in the normal processing time and have time to wait.

steph&max · December 16, 2015

Join us in the November 2015 Topic!

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/573239-november-2015-l-i-29f-filers/

We are on the same boat as you

Pitaya · December 16, 2015

~Moved from K1 Process to K1 Progress Forum~

~Inquiry about case status~

Pennycat · December 16, 2015

On 12/16/2015 at 2:26 PM, LoveinUganda said:
I received my noa1 on November tenth, I have not received any further indication that anything at all is being done with my case yet supposedly according to processing times and my timeline I should have already been approved... People are being approved from November 11th I am November tenth what's going on???

The Visajourney timelines are averages. Average is average. If you see a report that the average American male is 5'10", would you ask your doctor why you are 5'8", pointing to men who are 6'0 as the source of your confusion?

This is not a first come first served operation (and I think you've been here long enough to understand that). Forget the disgusting discrepancy between service centers generally (but specifically how out-of-hand it got between TSC and CSC last year. Ten times different. 210 day (7 month) average vs 21 day (3 week) average), which is a whole issue itself, but within a center things are going to vary fairly significantly.

Why? Because this is humans we're talking about here. They open a box that has a cluster of second week of November folks in it, then assign, say, 100 each to Andrew, Bob and Sue. Andrew can do 20 per day, Bob can do 16, and Sue can generally do 22. But Andrew took a sick day this week, Bob is working 4-10 hour days this week so he can have a long weekend to go to his in-laws for Hanukkah, so he's going to do more every *day*, speeding up his average but Friday of no work will make up for that, and Sue is sticking at 22. Then take into account that this is what they *generally* can do. But what if someone's handwriting is terrible, taking Sue 3 times longer than normal so today she's only going to get 20 done? What's more, some files simply take more work than others. If you've filed before, that's a whole different database they need to access to check on it. If the fiance has been to the US before, that's a whole other government agency to request information from etc etc. All of this, and more (like the order in which they open these boxes... what if they open a third-week-of-November box and pass that along to Caroline, Dave and George before Andrew Bob and Sue are done with the second week of November box) can *easily* explain weeks if not *months* different timelines within a service center.

You are one day off the Visajourney reported average. And you are well within the official processing times. You will all but guaranteed to hear in a month, and I'd place my money on before Christmas, from the way CSC has been going.