Does anyone has a percentage of how many of administrative processing visa cases are resolved within 60 days?

[Alb123 0]

In all websites we hear that most of the cases that go in the administrative processing are resolved within 60 days. Does anyone has any percentage of how many of those are really resolve within 60 days?

[Unlockable 7,314]

Impossible.

[Adil & Jeanne 296]

No one can answer but if AP is just asking for additional information such as a birth or marriage ceriticate and is not denied but "on hold pending futher documentation" then 60 days after the evidence is received.

If for further investigation and temporary denial for security reasons or "not bona fida marriage", etc, AP can lasts 2 months to 2 years

K1 AP and sent back to US is usually just forgotten by USCIS and allowed to die out

CR 1 petioner gets notice by mail or email and must respond with additional proof in a specified timeframe or it will be denied

searching online i found a site that said about 80% of AP's are never approved / this may be because they do not count the ones that have been resolved or the petitioner reapplys / there is a chart showing how many cases are in processing stages for immigraiton purposes

this is the site for cases as of March 2016

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/Reports%20and%20Studies/Immigration%20Forms%20Data/Family-Based/I130_performancedata_fy2016_qtr2.pdf

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Waivers and Administrative Processes forum.

[jan22 3,056]

No one can answer but if AP is just asking for additional information such as a birth or marriage ceriticate and is not denied but "on hold pending futher documentation" then 60 days after the evidence is received.

If for further investigation and temporary denial for security reasons or "not bona fida marriage", etc, AP can lasts 2 months to 2 years

K1 AP and sent back to US is usually just forgotten by USCIS and allowed to die out

CR 1 petioner gets notice by mail or email and must respond with additional proof in a specified timeframe or it will be denied

searching online i found a site that said about 80% of AP's are never approved / this may be because they do not count the ones that have been resolved or the petitioner reapplys / there is a chart showing how many cases are in processing stages for immigraiton purposes

this is the site for cases as of March 2016

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/Reports%20and%20Studies/Immigration%20Forms%20Data/Family-Based/I130_performancedata_fy2016_qtr2.pdf

This chart is just a chart of all I-130 petitions being processed by USCIS...nothing to do with AP. A lot of AP delays are at the visa stage. There are so many varied reasons for AP and different offices involved that it is an impossible statistic to track with any accuracy or consistency. For example, would you include the "AP" that a case goes to after approval while waiting for the visa to be printed? That usually is 24-48 hours long and occurs in every single case that is issued; including it would skew the statistics.

[Alb123 0]

The case went to AP after the interview. No additional documents were requested and the interview officer said that everything is good.

[Alb123 0]

My wife case went out of AP after 60 days in Tirana embassy.

[FarrahIdir 46]

http://www.pengweber.com/answers_for/VisaProcessing/visasecuritychecks.html

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_Advisory_Opinion

[Alb123 0]

My wife case was resolved within 60 days.