Is there a way to get detailed information about my case?

[Miami1015 0]

I've been following my journey patiently as many of you are or had in the past. My case was received at the CSC on March 28th. According to the VJ stats they should be processing applications from around that time now. I understand every application is different and can take more or less time. But I'm anxious and don't want to wait more time if there's anything that can be done. So, i called the USCIS to inquire. They are as non specific as they can be, not divulging any specifics about my case. Only that the CSC is averaging 5 months for I129f decisions. Thats it. They wont look at or speak about case specifics at all. So, my question is; Is there anyway to find out what progress or potential issues have occurred with my case?

[p-ana 933]

You're within the processing timeframe which is 5 months. You won't likely get any information if you're not past the timeframe.

Immigrating is all about waiting and being patient, or else we'll go crazy and get sick.

Good luck.

[Rc123rc 528]

There are quite a few March and even February Filers who have not received an NOA2 and you are still within the 5 month limit. I know it's frustrating. Our NOA2 was 84 days and we consider ourselves lucky. Hang in there.

[Miami1015 0]

Definitely frustrating. Thanks for the answers. We've been waiting 87 days now for our NOA2. So it seems you may have gotten lucky.

[Hank_ 9,174]

I've been following my journey patiently as many of you are or had in the past. My case was received at the CSC on March 28th. According to the VJ stats they should be processing applications from around that time now. I understand every application is different and can take more or less time. But I'm anxious and don't want to wait more time if there's anything that can be done. So, i called the USCIS to inquire. They are as non specific as they can be, not divulging any specifics about my case. Only that the CSC is averaging 5 months for I129f decisions. Thats it. They wont look at or speak about case specifics at all. So, my question is; Is there anyway to find out what progress or potential issues have occurred with my case?

5 months average means you can't call "do anything" through USCIS until after 5 months... Patience Ya I know what you are feeling, as do many of us. It took almost 5 months for our petition to be approved.

Some of the past number are slightly skewed as the Philippines petitions were processed faster than normal, that is now a faint memory.

You are talking the gubermint here... they will get to it when they get to it.

Did I mention... patience?

Maybe jump over to the Philippines forum, do some reading, get up to speed for the actual visa application. http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

Edited June 24, 2016 by Hank_