I-129F February 2016 Filers

[Lowens8 10]

I'm starting to see some status changes on cases within 500 of mine ?

[MandyAlex 32]

I'm starting to see some status changes on cases within 500 of mine ?

Not sure if I could see this as bad or good news lol. I read somewhere they process something like 15-20 K-1 petitions per day, (and someone can correct me about this fact). So if that holds true, on average, that's about 30 days away for your NO2, and I'm a couple of days behind you... Food for thought

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Georgia16, on 14 Mar 2016 - 3:58 PM, said:

Don't agree with this one at all!

You can also read this straight out of USCIS own website:

That pretty much says it needs to be signed or RFE. Thanks for sharing.

[SnowCone 19]

Not sure if I could see this as bad or good news lol. I read somewhere they process something like 15-20 K-1 petitions per day, (and someone can correct me about this fact). So if that holds true, on average, that's about 30 days away for your NO2, and I'm a couple of days behind you... Food for thought

I think that sounds about right, I mean there is 15 days until the estimate NOA2 date for me and there are some holidays until then so it might even be delayed so I think 30 days sounds about right!

[Lowens8 10]

Not sure if I could see this as bad or good news lol. I read somewhere they process something like 15-20 K-1 petitions per day, (and someone can correct me about this fact). So if that holds true, on average, that's about 30 days away for your NO2, and I'm a couple of days behind you... Food for thought

Keep in mind the search on the app doesn't just show k1s...I'd say less than half of the search are I-129...I'll do a rough count when I get home

[Greenbaum 12,259]

They process 30,000 K-1 visa's a year to give you an idea.

[Kevchar 2]

In response to adjudicating 15 - peritions per day, that is per peson or employee.

Quote from former USCIC director:

So what about some people get approved ahead of others? Sme petitions have problems or delays, we do not hold back others for this. If an adjudicator has problems, he puts that one aside or sends an RFE and goes on to the next. The next one may be clean and gets approved right away, in just a few minutes, they adjudicate 15-20 petitions a day per person, and the ones with problems may wait weeks for the petitioner to respond to the RFE, or maybe it is a name check they are waiting for. Petitions are assigned as they arrive, when we are working on those petitions, but they do not go out the door in the same order they came in.

[SnowCone 19]

Am I the only one that thinks it sounds like a dream job?

I would just love to be a "pencil pusher" looking through files after files, maybe having a stamp. Sounds AWESOME!

[MandyAlex 32]

In response to adjudicating 15 - peritions per day, that is per peson or employee.

Quote from former USCIC director:

So what about some people get approved ahead of others? Sme petitions have problems or delays, we do not hold back others for this. If an adjudicator has problems, he puts that one aside or sends an RFE and goes on to the next. The next one may be clean and gets approved right away, in just a few minutes, they adjudicate 15-20 petitions a day per person, and the ones with problems may wait weeks for the petitioner to respond to the RFE, or maybe it is a name check they are waiting for. Petitions are assigned as they arrive, when we are working on those petitions, but they do not go out the door in the same order they came in.

Yes, thank you I stand corrected. I forgot is total per adjudicator, not CSC total per day. Which now could be looked at as great news! Not sure how many adjudicators there are at CSC, but basic math points me to believe NO2 should come way before than 30 days... Yey!!

[MandyAlex 32]

I think that sounds about right, I mean there is 15 days until the estimate NOA2 date for me and there are some holidays until then so it might even be delayed so I think 30 days sounds about right!

Might be much less than 30 days after all. I had wrong figures in mind.

[Lowens8 10]

Am I the only one that thinks it sounds like a dream job?

I would just love to be a "pencil pusher" looking through files after files, maybe having a stamp. Sounds AWESOME!

That's what I was thinking! Haha!

[Lowens8 10]

I have a general question....my fiancé says he sent me a package but realized after sending it he put the wrong address number. (He put 375 instead of 275) I've called the usps customer service line a couple times and they say it hasn't been received yet...any ideas on how to make sure the package gets to me? My street doesn't have a 375 so I'm hoping to mailguy or gal can figure it out by my name ?

[Chris&Olivia 7]

I have a general question....my fiancé says he sent me a package but realized after sending it he put the wrong address number. (He put 375 instead of 275) I've called the usps customer service line a couple times and they say it hasn't been received yet...any ideas on how to make sure the package gets to me? My street doesn't have a 375 so I'm hoping to mailguy or gal can figure it out by my name ?

UPS is pretty awesome to deal with. He can go online and set the package to be delivered to the local send/receive office in your area and you can just pick it up. I order a lot of car/motorcycle parts and I ALWAYS do this because I don't like packages left on my door step.

[Meg&Andrew 297]

Howdy from a fellow Tennessean. Good luck!

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Hello and thank you! Same to you

[Meg&Andrew 297]

That seems pretty cheap compared to prices I have been finding. How are you mailing your docs?

I believe he used aramex, and I think it was closer to $100 is what he just told me.